The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-09-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Half fare on all trains to Mitchell's
great Corn Palace Sept. % to 30s
Ray B. Breed made a visit to MINI
neapolis last week, returning last
night.
Mrs. John Mock, of Pomona, has
been visiting her sons in the city the
past week.
Don't fail to see South Dakota's
magnificent Corn Palace at Mitchell
Sept. Is to 80.
Col. T. H. Brown and wife, OF Sioux
Falls, arrived last evening to pay a
short visit with Mrs. M. Morse.
South Dakota's pride, the new Corn
Palace, will eclipse all former Corn
Palaces in size, beauty and attractions.
w. l.. Cooke went to Hetland last
night to look after matters at the
Cooke farm. He expects to take in
Huron before his return.
Never before has anything been
undertaken in South Dakota on so
grand a scale as Mitchell's superb
Corn Palace. Sept. 25 to 80.
The world famous Banda Rosa will
give two concerts each day, followed
by the sublime oratorio, "The Resur-
rection of Christ" at Mitchell's Corn
Palace Sept. 25 to 30.
Quite a number OF people OF the city
have taken in the state fair at Huron
this week. If the REGISTER has not
mentioned your name in this connec-
ton you can lay it to the great rush Of
people.
The junior class boys of the high
school, who planted their flag on the
weather vane last evening can, get a
job Of painting the latter named in
strument, as all the painters in town
refuse the job.
The county exhibits at the Corn
Palace Sept. 25 to 80, will surpass any,
thing in the northwest this year.
Every reader should visit this mag
nificent work of art and hear the
greatest band on earth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Norder and
daughter, Clara, were called from Iowa
to attend the funeral of Mrs. George
Norder whose death is mentioned else
where in these locals. They will re-
turn home Monday.
B. Omodt, of this city, had on dis
play yesterday in the First National
Bank a cluster of ripe strawberries,
with blossoms and green fruit all on
the same plant. 1t was a very pretty
indication of what a fine climate we
have.
Albert Leroy Squirting, better known
as "Roy," and Miss Maebelle Rudolph
were married this afternoon at the
home of the BRIDES parents northeast
of the city. A long and happy life is
our wish.
H. j. Aasen, formerly a resident of
Sterling township, died recently in
Brown county. He was an old friend
Of ]. H. Olberg, and beside making
that gentleman his executor left him
several hundred dollars as a remem-
brance.
Otis Bowers famous Ministries was
a combination that the amusement
public could not resist, and last event.
ing saw the largest audience of the
season., in any Des Moines house,
packed into the Grand.-Des Moines
Register.
Mrs. T. NJ. Way was called by a
Telegram to Harlan. Iowa, this norm
ing. The message was to the effect
that her father, James Newly, was not
expected to live. He is over eighty
five years old and it is doubtful if he
lives until her arrival.
d. II. Campbell and wife left this
morning for Philadelphia to attend
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows, to which Mr.. Campbell is a
representative. They go by way Of
Chicago where they will be met by
other delegates with whom they made
the trip to'the Grand Lodge at San
Francisco, last year.
II. ID. House, who lives on the north
lake shore east of the city, brought a
little cucumber into the Advocate Office
the other day. This sure cure for collie
and cholera morbus is a dainty affair,
being only 10f inches around, 14t
inches long and weighing three pounds.
Clear Lake Advocate.
A message from Arlington SAYS that
Mrs. John Weddell, wife of one of the
best known farmers in Kingsbury
county, committed suicide Monday
evening by drinking two ounces Of
carbolic acid. 1t is thought she was