The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-08

ing, but those attending seemed to
have a good time. The music by the
Grand orchestra is highly spoken OF
by all.
We see by the Aberdeen American
that F. G. Orr has resigned his posi-
ton with the Dakota Farmer and will
become Office manager for an insur-
ance office which will be established
there soon.
G. NJ. Story of Arlington, passed
through Brookings Monday on his
way to Hot Springs, Arkansas, where
he will take baths and enjoy himself
by taking a good rest for the next four
or five weeks.
Seven trains were tied up here FRI
day on account of the storm. There
was no particular reason why the
trains could not have run only a fear
OF wrecks or that they might get stalled
in some deep cut.
WANTED-District manager to post
signs, advertise and distribute sam
piles. Salary $1S weekly, So per day
for expenses. State age and present
employment. Ideal Shear Co., 80
Randolph St., Chicago. 34-m4
Mrs. Frank Pond returned home
from Mankato, Mimi, Thursday night
of last week where she had been to
look up a house. We understand that
Mr.. and Mrs. Pond will soon move to
Mankato to reside.
j. II. Eustice has moved his family
to a farm one mile from Parker. He
has the finest lot Of horses we have
seen in these parts. Our people regret
having this family leave Bookings
county but they will find good people
at Parker.
The college faculty and students
will find it to their advantage when in
need Of a new suit or any work con-
nected with tailoring to patrOnize an
up-to-date tailor for the latest styles,
fit and price. See me at your earliest
convenience. THEU. F. WALTER in
Gagel's iewclry store. tiff
The Masonic temple at Madison was
Quilted by fire Saturday the lodges,
Offices, mercantile and drug store estab-
lishments in the building lost every
thing, either by fire or water. The
firemen did heroic work and saved a
portion of the building.
Mrs. Paul butcher and Mrs. NJ. O..
Hill entertained a number of their
lady friends at the home of the former
on Friday and Saturday from three to
six o'clock and, in spite Of the bad
stormy weather, over forty were pres
ent to enjoy their entertainment.
You will need a new Spring or Easter
suit. II so remember the New Tailor
Shop with Gagel the Jeweler. | "a
fit you out to a I in price, fit. work
manship and material. | am here for
business. Once a customer always
one. Remember THEO. F. WALTER,
the popular and up-to-date tailor. tt
The Public Opinion says the Water
town bowlers felt real badly because
both Brookings and Volga beat them
last week during the tournament in
this city. Watertown Wen first in the
two men team and second in the sim
giles, so they were not entirely shut
out.
Having recently returned from the
Spring markets, | have on display
practical, ready-to-wear hats, includ-
ing the "Gage hats" and automobile
wells. Will announce the opening of
pattern and trimmed hats latter.
Miss BERKHIEMER
Ms. +. H. Patterson went to Water
town Friday where she has accepted a
position in the leading millinery store
of that city. Mrs. Patterson is exper-
fenced in that line and will prove a
valuable employee. Her many friends
regret having her leave Brookings
however.
The Toronto Herald of last week
says that P. r. Crothers OF Brookings,
one Of the Dakota Central Telephone
Company's head men was in our town
Monday interviewing u telephone
company. He was also at Astoria.
Mr.. Crothers is an old friend of the
writer and We enjoyed a short visit
with him.
Allison d Mcknight have taken
charge OF the steam laundry and are
remodeling the building and installing
new machinery. W. A. Phillips, an
experienced Iaundryman has been
engaged and it is expected the estab-
lishment will be ready for business in
a short time.
The friends of Mrs. Bert Lee will be
pleased to learn that she is improving
nicely, and Is able to sit up and hopes