The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-11-07

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Theo. Meyer, the Elkton merchant,
was up between trains Monday.
Take look at our 90 cent window
of pictures. The New Furniture Store
f. c. Olson made business visit to
the Model store at Watertown yester.
day.
Clean rags wanted at this office.
Boys and girls here's a chance for pin
| money.
See notice of Utigaard auction in
another space. This will be an attrac-
tive sale.
Frank Dull and w. s. Loban went to
Pipestone, Mimi, on land deal yester-
day morning.
Miss Mildred Anderson went to
Volga last evening. where hse will |
nurse for few days.
Attorney W. f. Purdy made a bust |
ness trip to Watertown and Clear Lake |
the first of the week.
Special prices on cut glass at Peter
sons jewelry store, 1t will pay you
TO see these bargains.
Mrs. NJ L. Redmond went to Pierre
Saturday evening and visited friends
until Tuesday morning.
Lee Bonesteel went to WATERFOWL
last week for a visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Ed BOnesteel.
DR.. A. w. Hyde went to Elkton Tues
| day morning and from there north of
town on professional business.
Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth McCarl ar
rived from Boulder, Colo, Thursday
for visit with their relatives here.
Senator Kittredge was in the city
Monday evening on his way to Castle
wood, where he was scheduled to
speak.
Mrs. Moore and family are here from
Hitchcock visiting with her sister
Mrs VIM. Richie, at the Brookings
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Jarvis enter
tanned a number of friends at six
o'clock dinner at their home Tuesday
evening.
j. E. Underwood was down from
Bryant the last of the week visiting
his family, who make their home here
during the college year.
Harry G. Williams, who is working
in the First National bank at Airing
ton, was here visiting Friday and Sat
urday.
Geo. F. Thayer arrived home last
evening from several weeks land trip
to Illinois. He brought back several
landseekers.
When you think Of visiting Mime
apolis think Beaufort Hotel. It's the
best. 112-116 Third Street South. Op-
posite the Postoffice.
The company which will present
Under Southern Skies" here this
evening, arrived from Watertown this
morning in special train.
Mrs. d. H. Campbell, who has been
troubled a great deal with her eyes
the past few weeks, is reported to be
very much improved this week.
Mrs. j. F. Beatty returned to her
home at Blooming Prairie, Mimi,
Tuesday morning after a three or four
weeks visit at the home of her son,
e. H. Beatty.
Bart's Place was closed few days
last week for the annual overhauling.
This is one restaurant that can close
up for few days and still not lose
money or customers by it.
The Sioux Falls high school foot
ball team is now acknowledged to
be out of the race for championship
having been defeated by score of
80 to at Mitchell Saturday.
The Sioux Falls high school team,
which has been claiming the cham
piOn of teh state, was put out of the
running by Mitchell high school Sat
urday, being defeated 35 to 0.
We have a carload of eastern apples
rolling direct from the best apple re-
gions of New York. Selected for us
from among thousands of barrels.
Choicest varieties. viii arrive in a
few days-Haugan Store.
H. C. Obershaw, a former student
of the college, who is now disiplinar-
ian at the United States Indian school
at Rapid City, was here this week Wis
iting friends. He went from here to
Montana on business for the school.
Clifford the young son Of A. +.
> James, fen from a wagon upon which
he was climbing Monday afternoon
and sustained a severe fracture of the
left arm. He was taken to the hOspi
tai, where the break was set and he
is getting along first rate.
An extraordinary engagement Is
that of THE Show Girl" which comes
! to the Grand opera house on Saturday
Nov. % 1t is one of the big produc
tons presented by a company about
! double the size of the average musica
comedy organization. The Show
Girl requires big chorus, and Man
! ager John p. Goring has supplied both
II. J. Gottschalk the merchant, has
J purchased a couple of lots opposite
the Brookings hospital and it is his
! intention to build fine residence
} there in the spring. Mr.. GottschalF
comes here with the intention of max
! ing Brookings his permanent home
} and is already pleased with the city
and the fine business which his de
! partmcnt store is enjoying.
! Mr. Henry Weisc whose advertise