The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-01-04
MORE LOCAL NEWS.

Ed. G. Olson was at Marshall, Min
nesota over Sunday.
The real estate dealers meet at Huron
next Tuesday, Jan. 9th.
Attorney General Philo Hall visited
Sioux Falls and Yankton this week.
Prof. n. f. Hansen returned from
Kansas City and Topeka, Monday,
where he had been attending a large
gathering offruit growers. He reports
a very enjoyable trip.
M. j. Carlisle and family and Ed.
Carlisle from Brookings, spent Christ
mas in the city, joining with the entire
Stead family in a Christmas gathering
at the home of q. A. Stead on Christ
mas night.-Arlington Sun.
Congregational meeting at the First
Presbyterian Church Friday evening.
Let all the members of the church and
and congregation be present. Reports
from all departments of the church.
The ladies will serve refreshments.
A.. B. Hanson, who has beer spend
ing the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Hanson at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. Stone, returned to Minneapolis
Monday, where he has a good position
with Donaldson of "glass block"
fame.
The Bank Of Brookings has a unique
jardiniere in its front window made by
Mr.. I've Leese. The jardiniere is in
box form and is decorated with forty
different kinds of native woods, MAX
in it not only attractive but OF value
as we'll.
Alfred Nelson Of Milbank, arrived
in the city Monday and as soon as an
invoice is taken the hardware business
of Gullick & House will be transferred
to him. Mr.. Nelson states that his
family will remain at Milbank for the
present.
G.. f. Burlingame was up from
Bookings to spend Christmas with
Lake Preston friends. He is looking
we'll and seems to be enjoying his
work at that place. He returned to
Brookings ON Tuesday evening.-Lake
Preston Times.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID. Wilson,, early in the week, tells
of their thorough enjoyment Of Cali
fornia weather and conditions. They
are now at Redlands, where, of course,
they are meeting with former Brook
ings friends.
F. G. Orr, who has charge of the
Office work for the Dakota Farmer at
Aberdeen, came home the latter part
of the week to visit wei New Years
with his family and friends. He likes
his position very much and expects to
move his family to Aberdeen in the
spring.
The sale of seats for Stephens and
Linton's my Wife's Family" the
bright and delightful musical comedy
which made such a tremendous hit
last season, will be placed on sale
Wednesday morning. Manager H.
L. Walker heartily endorses this at
traction.
4 Woonsocket man has secured a
patent on a fying-machine. Elkton
had a hy-machine man a few years
ago and Brookings had a perpetual
motor, stock was sold and suckers"
bit. 1t is about time for the discovery
OF a hot air we'll in those parts. -Flan-
dreau Enterprise.
c.. A. Skinner gave a New Years
dinner to the entire force OF clerks in
his department store. They enjoyed
the OCCASION, it is needless to add,
and we will guarantee that the
boss had just as much pleasure in
the entertainment as his corps of
efficient employees.
/. S. Binford has sold his handsome
residence property, corner Main and
Sixth streets, to o. y. Brictson OF
Volga, and gives possession next
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Binford will
store their household goods and soon
depart for a warmer climate to spend
the balance OF the winter.
Mr.. \. S. Mitchell and family arriv-
ed here Saturday to spend Christmas
at the AFFORD home. Mr.. Mitchell and
family are now residing on a farm
west Of Bruce near lakewood lakes and
Mr.. Mitchell informed us that he was
extensively engaged in raising sheep
and that he was making a success of
il. -Castlewood Republican.
If you are satiated with melodrama
and wish a delightful change to bright
and witty dialogue, catchy and jing-
ling musical and dance numbers, you
should not fail to witness the produc-
ton OF Stephens & Linton's three act
mucial farce comedy, "My Wife's
Eon,;I, ,, uh;ohh 10 tho announced at