The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-11-30


county Saturday.
C. w. Smith OF Volga, was a Brook
. ings visitor Friday.
Estelline is to have another bank,
so the Tribune says.
Mrs. A. H. kinyon OF Bruce, drove
over to the county seat Friday.
! George Squirting and bride returned
from Minneapolis Saturday evening.
Mrs. Guy Poole went to Aberdeen
for a visit the latter part of the week.
1. D. Spooner returned home Tues
day morning from a visit at De Smet.
c.. NJ. Schulz arrived from Salem
Friday evening to work on the REGIS
TER.
Quincy Lee Morrow preached in the
Presbyterian church at Groton last
Sunday.
E. r. Peck of Bangor, Wis, arrived
in the city from the west Thursday
evening.
Theodore Walter went to Arlington
Monday to solicit orders for his father,
F. Walter.
Chas. Mckee of White, was in the
city Monday IN his way home from
WATERFOWL.
DR.. G. ]. Collier was called to Elkton
Friday evening in consultation with
DR.. Morgan.
The REGISTER is issued one day
early in order to allow the ''push" to
be thankful.
Chas. Bates was up from Flandreau
Friday and visited relatives at Volga
that evening.
Roy o. Wilson entertained a large
number of his gentleman friends al
whist Friday evening.
Mrs. Ellen Matson came down from
Bryant Monday for a visit at the home
of her son, Albert Matson.
Attorney Guy E. Kelly returned from
Volga Tuesday morning where he lad
been engaged in a law suit.
A thimble bee was given by Mrs,
Borst and Mrs. Beatty at the home Of
former on Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Magruder came down from
Highmore the last of the week for q
couple of weeks in Brookings.
For RENT-Rooms on second floor
suitable for light housekeeping. In
quire at Kendall's Drug Store. 81
The Thompsonville News says tina,
Spafford is probably without a peer al
a c%artoonist. See him at the NJ. f
church Dec. 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Goodman wen
up to Watertown yesterday to eat
Thanksgiving turkey with Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. j. Snyder.
w. E. Duggar OF Estelline has solo
his merchandise business to Johr
Halvorson Of Esterville, Iowa, and vii
retire from business.
j. f. Rudolph of Marathon, Iowa
arrived in the city the last Of the weel
for a visit with his brother, S. j. Ru
dolph, the a%uctioneer.
E. A. Moffatt and family and Mrs
Nichols came in from their farm il
Aurora township and spent Sunda,
with his father, HI. G. Moffatt.
Mrs. G.. Hulburt who resides nea
Monticello, Wis, arrived in Brook
ings last week and is visiting her sol
Seth. NJ. Hulburt near the city.
The best is the cheapest, you vii
find this true in more than one sens
if you patronize Gagel's Closing gu
Sale. 27-2w
Mrs. John Ginter. who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Walter
for several weeks, returned to he
home at independence, Iowa, Satur
day.
Matt Murphy, WHO'S employed in tn
office of the clerk ofthe supreme court
came home from Pierre Monday t.
c spend Thanksgiving and will remain
until Saturday.
Misses Lena and Alma Thompson
c went to Brookings Tuesday for a shor
visit NTH Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew MOI
stad and other relatives and friends
. DelliRapids Tribune.
LosT-On Tuesday Nov. 21st
Lewellen Setter, II months old, biacl
and swhite, head nearly black. !
| liberal reward will be given by deliver
Ting the dog at the home Of v. L. Nc
Coy.
The Detroit Free Press, in speaking
of Spafford, the cartoonist, says tina
!, his drawing was so ~cleverly done as t
border onthe marvellous. Mr.. Spaffor
will anpear ot the M f. church Dec