The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-10-31

Door mats at the New Furniture
store.
Clerk of Courts Youngburg has
issued the following permits to wed
this week: Eddie Erickson and
Florence Burdick, Volga; Henry A.
Jornlin and Eugenia Strom, Brook
ings.
Ole Hanson, who is working as
head mason for the Northwestern,
returned Tuesday night from Cakes,
n. D., where he completed two
weeks job. This week he is bricking
the boilers at the Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Ristine OF
Charlottesville, Indiana, have been
here the past week visiting at the
home OF their daughter, Mrs. E. w.
Olive. They left yesterday morning
for visit at points in Iowa before
returning to their home.
Special terms to students entering
the Toland School at the beginning of
Winter Term, Monday, Nov. 4. Beauti-
full catalogue containing portraits Of
| 1925 ToIand graduates, now earning
from 5000 to $4,000 per year, sent free.
Address Toland's School, Sioux Falls,
| S. D.
G. w. Austin, the Bruce banker,
came down Tuesday night and re-
manned over until this morning. Mr..
Austin does not visit us as often as
formerly, as the way the trains run
now he is obliged to stay here two
nights, to transact few hours bust
ness.
One box car was completely wrecked
and another ditched in a small smas h.
up in the local yards Tuesday morn.
ing. The train crew OF an extra
freight were switching and backed
into the two cars with terrific force
One of the cars smashed into kind
ling woods, the trucks being the only
part not in small pieces.
Lovers of good, clean, up-to-dat'
theatrical entertainment will fine
things to their liking at the opers
, house, Nov. 10, when Miss Ruth
Craven and her fine company viii
present her version of the famous
play, "Dora Thorne." Reserved seats
will be on sale at the usual place ano
should be secured we'll in advance.
J. Mock, father of Mrs. H. ]. Colts
chalk, arrived from Milwaukee Tues
day evening and will make his home
here with his daughter. Mr.. Noel
is retired business man, having TO
years conducted one of the larges
drygoods stores in Milwaukee, and h,
will lend his valuable assistance t.
the management of the Gottschall
store here.
The Brookings Steam Laundry viii
be opened this week by L. o. Hove,
of Sioux Falls. Mr.. Hovey has tn
reputation of being one of the mos
experienced laundrymen in Soutl
Dakota and will put forth every effor
, to build up the business which ha
heretofore failed from incompeteI
proprietors. They are going to max
speciality OF family work, rough dr.
5 cents per pound. Telephone mum
J Der 2.
The Christian Endeavor society wi
\ hold their Japanese social at tt
( Presbyterian church Oh MOnda
J evening, November 4th. Old an
4 young are invited to come and EMO
an evening typical OF the Sunris
Kingdom. The program will includ
} a Japanese drill, songs and wedding
{ A booth for home made candy wi
also be feature. Admission to til
} social ten cents.
Edwin Reeves. son OF Mr.. and Mr.
H. II, Reeves, was taken suddenl
with acute appendicitis last week an
\ was removed to the hospital, where /
was successfully operated upon Thur
7 day. His condition was very seriou
D for several days, but this week he hs
Z improved rapidly and is now col
D sidered we'll on the road to recover.
\ Eddie will be sorely missed by tt
\ high school football team, Of whic
D he is Q star member, - he will
, unable to play again this season.