The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-21
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LaCraft Bros, are advertising a 39c
sale for all this week.
Vern Wohlheter, OF the S. ID. A. c.,
came over Friday to spend Sunday.
Rev. Gardner returned from his
revival work at Gary, Thursday.
Mrs. W. G. MCGOWAN went to Jasper,
Mimi, Saturday for a few days visit.
A harness department has been
added at the White Hardware &'lm-
plement Co., OF late.
Mrs. G. l.. Wohlheter who visited at
Marshall, Mimi, several days re-
turned home Thursday.
Mrs. Steve Stephenson and little
daughter went to Clark, Friday, for a
visit with old friends for a few days.
The ladies aid OF the NJ. f.. church
are going to give a Washington social
at the Syndicate hall Friday evening.
Hanson's orchestra Of this place,
will play for a masquerade dance to
be given at Toronto Thursday even
ing.
Word received from Andy Allison
who is in Indianapolis receiving treat
ment is to the effect that he is much
worse.
Will Farrell returned from his
Texas trip Monday. He seemed quite
well pleased with that part of our
nations honor.
]. NJ. Farrell, a former resident Of
| this place, but now OF Seattle, Wash,
hoe tho raornno.hla nnoifinn nf htIyin,
right OF way land for a railroad.
Aksel and Olaf Lokke and Frank
Lucas drove to Brookings, Saturday
remaining till Sunday evening. Olaf
consulted a doctor while there for
appendicitis.
Norman Burgess and sisters, Flor
ence and Agnes, came Over from
Brookings, Friday, and returned
Saturday evening with their father,
w. A. Burgess, who went over to
spend Sunday.
Will f. Holbein and Miss Minnie
Hubbart drove to Bookings Saturday
evening. They attended the play
given in the opera house and returned
back to White Sunday.
The 1. o. o. F., are going to put a
new roof on their building on Main
street, now occupied by Cherry's
restaurant, the other part to be occu-
pied by a clothing store.
A load OF young people drove out to
Hookers last Thursday night and
gave Miss Fidelia a surprise farwell.
Fidelia will leave about the 1st oil
March for her new home at Indepen-
Edence, Kansas. A good time was had
Ye Ode Tyne dance given at the
opera house Friday evening, was well
attended. The best time OF the season
was had. The music furnished by
Melhouse brothers OF Luverne, was
classed the best that ever visited
White.
Miss Georgia Russell, who has
spent two months at the John Lucas
home, received a telegram Wednesday
saying that her grandmother was very
low. Miss Russell left Thursday for
her home at Toledo, Iowa. She made
many friends during her visit here.
There will be a wolf hunt next
Thursday to ravage the valley six
miles east OF White. A party OF about
200 hunters will take part also with
dogs. 1t seems the wolves in that
locality are getting so numerous and
brave that they venture attacks upon
farmers dogs around the farm build
ings. No doubt there will be less
wolves when this gang Of hunters
make an all days appearance among
them. Parties from different adjoin-
ing towns are going to take part.
A special meeting was called by the
M. w. OF A. lodge last week to discuss
the method of getting new members
to join theE camp. They chose two
captains, who chose sides, and it is
their efforts to see which side secures
the most new members before the Goth
of March. So far twenty applications
have been taken. An oyster supper
will be given by the camp, next
Wednesday night but by the Goth OF
March the losing side will have to pay
for the supper. This lodge has done
very creditable work since its organi-
zation here and their determination
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