The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-01-18
Ben Roddle departed Iasts evening

Anna Zeuber, went to Gettysburg last
evening.
Mrs. Thos. Gullick and son Percy
returned Thursday night from a two
weeks visit at Redfeld with Mrs.
Gullick's daughter.
Mesdames G. w. and NJ. E. Johns
OF Reevey, Wis, attended the funeral
OF their brother, VIM. Nicholson re-
turningto their home yesterday.
J. w. Richter and wife of Cheyenne,
N. D., we're the guests Of. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H. Goodfellow last week. Mr..
Richter was here buying horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Cornell OF
Huron, are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. s. Cornell, his foster
parents. They arrived yesterday.
Miss r. A. Wardall returned from
the east Monday evening and is again
in charge of her duties as ]preceptress
and instructor OF domestic science at
the S. d. A. G.
The State Horticultural association
will hold its annual meeting at Gro
ton Jan. % to % and Prof. n. E. Han
sen Of this city is listed among the
prominent speakers.
Ralph Miller has been engaged to
teach in the Trenton school which
position was made vacant by the res
ignation Of Miss Chappell. Mr.. Mil
Ter opened school Monday.
The White Leader states farmers in
that vicinity are driving stock ten and
twelve miles to ship over the North
Western R'y., because they can get
quicker and better service than they
do over the Rock Island R'y.
"Was She to Blame" with Ruth
Craven as Diane. The sentiment is
pure, clean and wholesome, pleasing
ly interspersed with broad comedy.
Opera House, Monday, Jan. %.
Miss Sarah Caldwell of Brookings,
and Miss Alice Hawley, of Lodi, Wis,
were visiting at the AL. Schoenwether
home, out northwest of town, part of
last week.-Lake Preston Times.
"Was She to Blame'' is a clean, de-
lightful story, picturing New England
life, a serious comedy which is clean
and wholesome throughout. Opera
House, Monday, January %. Prices,
%, 80 and 80.
s. B. Fulton has severed his con
n~ection with the Union Central Life OF
Cincinnati and departed on Tuesday
for Burlington, Iowa to again take up
the work of travelling salesman for the
Ivory soap people.
WANTED-District manager to post
signs, advertise and distribute sam
piles. Salary SIS weekly, So per day
for expenses. State age and present
employment. Ideal Shear Co., SO
Randolph St., Chicago. 34-m4
Prof. n. f. Hansen departed Mon
day for Lincoln, Neb., where he is to
deliver several addresses at the meet
ing of horticulturists. The American
Breeders Association, horticultural
and forestry associations all meet
there together.
j. W. Dougherty, the well known
travelling salesman for Park 4 Grant,
wholesale dealers of WATERFOWL, was
severely injured in a wreck on the
Rock Island Saturday. The wreck
was caused by a broken coupling.
Several others were also injured.
j. n. Bunday and family went tc
Brookings last Saturday and visited
until Tuesday with the family Of
Dexter Bunday and with other friends
in that city. Jerry returned Tuesday
morning, his wife and baby following
on the evening train. -Hetland Items
in Sun.
Miss Mae Austin Of Storm Lake, Ia,
has been the guest OF her sister Mrs
r. A. Larson, but has gone to Bruce
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G,
w. Austin. The lady has been deputy
county treaurer of Beuna Vista county
for a number Of years and is now tax
ing her winter vacation.
John Alton went to De Smet Mon
day evening where he will spend
several days checking up the county
auditor and treasurers' books. MIR
Alton has been called to Kingsbury
county on a like mission a number O.
times and his work has always been o
the most satisfactory nature.
Miss Dora Pammel, OF La Crosse
Wis.,, arrived in the city last week with
the children OF Prof. N. E. Hansen
fwhof have been at the home of tksil
grandparents for a number of month:
past. They will remain with theil
father until the summe days come