The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-12-07


Miss Alice Henney, OF DeSmet, was
the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. Hardman
over Sunday. She is teaching at
White.
Frank Sherwin, Jr., went to Chicago
Saturday night with sheep for the
| Chicago market. He returned last
evening.
Josephine Jennings, the little daugh-
ter OF Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Jennings,
has been quite sick for the past week
but is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee, Of st. Louis
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. and j. NJ.
Aldrich at the Hotel Leon and will re-
main several weeks in the city.
The students of the music depart
ment will give a recital at the college
chapel Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
to which all are cordially invited.
Profs. Cole and Wheaton went to
Woonsocket Monday night where
they lectured before a farmers insti-
tute. They spent Sunday at home.
Ethel Lawrence went to her home in
Sphinx county to spend Thanksgiving
and returned the first of the week to
resume her studies at the 8. ID. \. c.
Now is the time and Kelley's Bar
Der Shop is the place to get what you
t-,,o -. ~, L.. - TDH;,g ,~I NT,-uora
cream. 2S-1w
The best is the cheapest, you will
find this true in more than n n
: if you patronize Gagel's Closing Out
Sale. 27-2w
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Arthur departed
Tuesday morning, the former for
points in Colorado and the latter to
Kansas where they will visit for a
time.
Before it is too late stop at Kelley's
Barber Shop ard geta few applications
Of Herpicide, it will cure your dand-
ruff and save YOUR hair. 2S-1w
The Elkton Record says: The
Frank and George Pond families were
down from Brookings yesterday, and
eating goo with Dr.. Hopkins and
wife.
Christine Stayen and Erick Hovden
were married at the Norwegian Luz
theran parsonage on Wednesday even
ing November 10Th by Rev. ]. VI,
Green.
Hon. j. +. Diamond, of Mankato,
Mimi, passed through Brookipgs
Monday night to points west expect
ing to return home the following
morning.
l.. I. Bulger was up from his farm
near Elkton Monday. Mr.. Bulgel
n has sold his farm to Iowa parties anc
u. contemplates leaving Brookings coun'
ty in the spring.
< E. H. Beatty intends presenting
e some OF his customers with that beau
tiful egg set on display in his iron
r window. He will tell you all about i
d il YOU will inquire. %;
NJ. f. Culhane, manager of the col
h lection department for the law firm o
Hall Lawrence Il Roddle, returned
Monday from a trip to the south par
OF the state where he spent Thanks
giving.
If you fail to hear Spafford, tn
ID celebrated ]cartoOnist, at Brookings O
st Tuesday evening, Dec. II, you wi
miss one OF the best entertainment
y, ever given in this city. At the NJ. +
q Church.
W. K. Labrie and wife came dow
=. from Sphinx county, Friday, for a Wis
% at the home of VIM. Cutler, NJ
Labrie is one Of the big farmers {
, Sphinx county and is making none
- raising stock.
They have had considerable NOR
snowin Minnesota than has falle
here. From Mankato north to MINI
eapolis the sIeighing is fairly gooo
Thursday night was a cold II a
W along the line.
Misses Hattie and Ada FarrenkC
entertained a number of friends
their home Friday evening. Ami
music and games and a genuir
"Taffy Toss" all present spent a vel
~ pleasant evening.
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