The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-12-14

l am overstocked on clothes wringers
and will close them out At a sacrifice.
My regular 800 wringer at $4.00. My
regular $4.00 wringer at 1925. My
regular $3.50 wringer at $2.75. These
are all warranted goods. ]. L. Jarvis.
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The Blue Ribbon Brigade OF the
Lutheran church wishes to take this
opportunity to express their apprecia-
ton and hearty thanks forthe splendid
patronage that they received at their
supper Tuesday evening.
COMMITTEE
Mrs. Frank Sherwin ST., Mrs. Frank
Sherwin Jr. and Mrs. Prof. B. T.
Whitehead gave a reception at the
home OF Mrs. Whitehead on Wednes-
day afternoon. The ladies again en-
tertained a like number at the home
OF Mrs. Sherwin ST., on Friday after
noon.
Miss Bertha Fox, who has the care
OF her uncle's children and who have
been spending some time visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Fox, departed. Tuesday for
Livingston, Kentucky. where they
will reside and where her uncle is
train dispatcher.
Charles Battell Loomis, the Ameri-
can humorist, who appears in this
city Dec. Goth with Jerome X. Jerome
has received high testimonials from
the representative institutions OF learn
ing in this country such as West
Point, University Of michigan, Column
bia University, etc.
Ferd Goodfellow, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. III. Goodfellow Of this city, has
resigned his position as curator of the
state historical society and will take
up the study OF medicine. Pierre dis
patches state that he will be succeeded
in his present position by a young
Nlady from Clark county.
See the large assortment OF fancy
ribbons just received at Haugen's
Store. 2S-2
T. w. Ashton Of Huron, roadmaster
for the west end of this division of
the North-W Western was in the city
Tuesday. He, said they expected to
have the temporary bridge across the
Missouri completed by Tuesday night
and then material would be showed
across in great quantities.
David Griffiths, who graduated from
the S. d. A. c. with the class OF '92,
and the following year received his NJ.
S. degree from the same institution,
was recently married to Miss Ruby
Lily, Of Minneapolis. Mr.. Griff1ths is
now employed as assistant agrostolo-
gist in the department OF agriculture
at Washington, d. c.
E. II. Beatty intends presenting
some OF his customers with that beau
tiful egg set on display in his front
window. He will tell you all about it
If you will inquire. 1913
Theodore Lentz, who has had a
severe run OF sickness during the last
couple of months, has so far recovered
that on Tuesday he departed for st.
Cloud, Mimi, where he will spend a
, day or two with his brother Ed. and
then go on to Minneapolis where he
has a good position in the Office Of the
Twin City Rapid Transit Co.
A farewell party was given last Mon
day evening at the Severson home for
Henry Hanson, who left Wednesday
morning for Sioux Falls. Qnite a
; number of his friends were present
/ and all enjoyed a good time. Mr..
Hanson has recently been working at
SINNERS Department Store and has
accepted a like position With IA firm in
Sioux Falls.
Last Sunday the Argus-Leader took
occasion to speak in the highest
terms of the work of Isaac Nachtigal
who is the county superintendent OF
Turner county. Mr.. Nachtigal is a
graduate of the S. d. \. c., class of
800, and there are many readers of the
REGISTER who will learn with pleasure
that he is receiving just recognition
for meritorous work.
a reception to DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Cracker was given at the home of DR..
and Mrs. l.. q. Borst last Monday
evening and Mrs. McCracken left the
following morning for Darlington, Mo-,
where she will spend the winter with
her parents. The doctor left Tuesday
night for his homestead near High
more and after January 1st will open
an office either at Miller or Highmore.
B. L. Buckingh}mxpsg family arr
rived from the wsstsSaMdayswhere