The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-15

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Pharmacy. We understand that Geo.
G. Rude has purchased the stock and
will conduct the business in the future.
F. A. House departed Tuesday
night with his household goods for
Blunt where he will take up perma-
nent residence and will be employed
by the Brookings Land and Trust Co.
Mrs. House Joined her husband
Wednesday.
Percy Williams went to Rochester,
Minnesota, last week instead OF Mime
apOlis and on Monday an operation
was performed to give him relief from
a rupture which has been troubling
him for some time. At last reports he
was getting along nicely.
Mrs. DR.. NJ. H. Egan, of Hetland,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p. r..
Crothers from Saturday till Wednesday
and then left for Belle Plaine, Iowa, to
visit at her old home until the return
of the doctor from Chicago, where he
is taking a course of lectures.
Bookings Commandery, Knights
Templar, held a special session en-
Friday night and conferred the Tenn
pie degree in full form upon Edwin
Chambers, of Dempster. Sir knight
George FL. Lohr, of Estelline, came
down to assist in the ceremonies.
The Epworth League has been for
tunate in procuring DR.. L. p. Hall TO
give his popular lecture on the Prob
lem OF Life some time next week.
Watch for the date and place. No one
can afford 70 miss such a good oppOr-
tunity OF hearing so rare a literary
treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Cornell arrived
in the city Friday evening from
Russell, North Dakota, where they
have been since early in the fall. Mr..
Cornell has been assisting his son
who is engaged in the banking bust
ness. They bring good reports OF the
prosperity Of that region.
Mrs. \. p. Allen came over from
NUlga, Tuesday, for a couple Of weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. G.. K. West.
Mrs. Allen is in very poor health and
has been an inmate of the hospital for
some time. Her friends here will be
pleased to know that she Is able to
make Bookings a visit again.
Miss .Addie May Swanson and Mr..
Guy +. Boyer were united in marriage
AZ the home Of the brides parents, MIR.
and Mrs. August swanson. near
Bushnell on Monday, March Il, the
officiating clergyman being Rev. Mr..
Edgar, Of Bushnell. They will be lat
home" April lst, sloan, Iona.
br. J. o. Winner, pastor OF the First
VI. L. church Of Sioux Falls exchanged
pu.pits with Dr.. Hall last sunday.
lille here Mr.. Winner was entertained
by DR.. Slagle. they being classmates
1T college twenty years ago. 1t is
needless to say that they enjoyed
renewing their old acquaintance.
1t beats all how many wagon end
gates have been lost this winter. The
REGISTER found n in the street in
front Of the office and adver-
tised it recently and no less than four
different persons have responded to
strongly Of buying a few endgates and
going into the business.
For a light, frothy entertainment
full of ginger and go, The Rajah of
Altara has them all beat a city block.
SO says Charlie Riggs the we'll known
business manager. His attraction
will be here March 70 and 20. Mr..
Riggs in the past twenty years has
pilOted more musical shows on trans
continental tours than any one man
in the profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F.. Floyd, Mrs.
Nellie White and son, Stanley, and
Mr.. and Mrs. K. j. White formed q
party TO Nolga Saturday evening where
they took by surprise Mrs. Robert
Henry who, it appears, had a birthday
TO celebrate. A happy evening was
spent with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry and
the party returned on the eleven
o'clock train t Bookings.
b. f.. Ives. the grand lecturer Of the
Masonic bodies for the state of South
Dakota. will be in the city Saturday,
March Il, to hold Il school of lnstruc-
ton. The Blue lodge will have his
attention on Saturday and the Chapter,
Royal Arch MasonS, on Monday. The
members of both bodies will please
bear this in mind and make an effort
TO be present as a large attendance Is
desired.
A. J. Kendall received word last
week of the death of his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kendall, at W~yalusing,
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at once departed for that place going
by the way of Sioux City. They were
followed by his son l.. J. and daughtef
Krete, who went by the way Of La
Crosse. l.. J. returned Sunday night
and Mr.. Kendall aud C.. d. are expected
home today. Miss krete will remain
at Wyalusing for a week or two.
Prof. y. F.. Hansen OF the Expert.
ment Station force, was called into
reguisition on Monday to help out the
institutes being held at Miller, Wess-
ington, Blunt and Pierre this week
He went west Monday evening. 1t is
needless to add that the farmers who
attend these institutes will get some
thing worth their while for the pro-
lessor is always ready and loaded clean
to the muzzle with good things.
The body of Johannes Bursheim was
bought TO this city on Tuesday for
burial. Mr.. Bursheimer died at
summit on Sunday, March 18th, from
a stroke of paralysis. The deceased is
the father Of Mrs. l.. NJ. Engelson and
was born at Hardanger, Norway, in
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