The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-02-01

tive committee OF the south Dakota
Funeral directors association to
fix the date and place OF their next
meeting.
WANTED-District manager to post
signs, advertise and distribute SAM
Piles. Salary $18 weekly, So per day
for expenses. State age and present
employment. Ideal Shear Co., 80
Randolph St., Chicago. 34-m4
VIM. Ross paid us a friendly visit
last Saturday and stated during the
conversation that their income from
eggs and butter is about $50 a month
which is certainly a fine compliment
to their management. -Estelline Tri-
bune.
Prof. John S. Cole of the Experiment
station departed Monday evening for
Milbank where he will join the ''seed
special' which is now engaged in ex-
pounding the gospel of pure seed to
the farmers of Minnesota and South
Dakota. \
c.. A. Skinner departed for Chicago
Saturday evening where I'D will make
large purchases for his department
store. Already some of thu goods are
arriving and they have ths appearance
of being fine in quality apd reasonable
in price.
Miss Jennie Christmas, of Greene,
Iowa, a sister of Mrs. F. j. Swanson
arrived in the city last week for a visit
and to witness the graduation of her
niece, Mary Elizabeth. Miss Christ
mas is a school teacher Of many years
experience.
Fred Killing returned from Chicago
and Naperville, Ill.,, Thursday where
in company with his son, Ben, they
have been visiting relatives. On their
return Mr.. Killings son stopped at
Rochester, Mimi, where he is being
treated for appendicitis.
Brookings Commandery, knights
Templar, held a special conclave at
their asylum on Tuesday evening and
conferred the. Red Cross degree upon
Edwin Chambers, OF Dempster. Mr..
Chambers returned home on the early
morning train Wednesday.
Miss Mary Hess, who is studying
music at Brookings came home Sat-
urday morning to spend Sunday. She
expresses herself as we'll pleased with
her life in Brookings and is making
the most OF the opportunities it con.
mands .-Estelline Tribune.
Mrs. S. a. McElmurry received word
Of the serious illness of her mother
and departed Tuesday morning for
Park Rapids, Mimi, to be at her bed
side. Mrs. Moody spent the winter
in Brookings a year ago and formed
many pleasant acquaintance.
w. A. Caldwell, f. l.. Squirting,
Fred Killing and Geo. Kennard shipped
several head Of pure bred cattle to
Mitchell Monday to be placed on sale
by the Stock Breeders association.
lack Prentice went along with the cat
tie and took charge of them at the
sale.
Howard Lohr, attired in the regalia
of a cadet OF theS. d. 4. c., was home
to spend Sunday under the parental
roof. Howard says he likes college
life first rate and we are glad to hear
that he is making an honorable record
among his class mates. -Estelline
Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Cheever went to
Minneapolis Sunday night to remain
until after a necessary operation had
been performed upon their son, W. NJ.
Cheever, who has been for some time
at the Northwestern Hospital. Their
many friends here are hoping for good
results to follow.
John +. Farrand went to La
Crosse, Wis.,, Monday to accompany
Miss George Erie to this city where
she will receive medical treatment.
Miss Erie has been in the millinery
business but has been compelled to
temporarily lay aside her work on ac-
count of i'll health.
On account Of the dedication last
Sunday Mr.. Jennings did not begin
his series of SERMONS to young people
at the First Presbyterian church as
advertised. The first of the series will
be given next Sunday evening at the
usual hour and will be accompanied
by a good musical program.
Geo. G.. Lowe, the manager of the
Model Clothing house at Marshall,
Mimi, was in the city Monday and
Tuesday assisting in arranging for the
reception Tuesday eyeningin honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar c. Olson. Mr..
Lowe is a genial gentlemen and made
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