The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-10-24

Mrs. Reed Natheny went 10 her
former home at Tur,on for a weeks
visit Monday morning.
b. /. Wilson went to Madison Mon
day morning, where he will do some
brick work at the normal school.
We have Just received a large as
sortmeut of trunks, suit eases and
telescopes at the New Furniture store.
Frank Puhr, a farmer living in the
east part Of the county, had his build
ings, a team OF horses and some OF
his grain destroy ed by fIe one day
last week.
About fifteen ol Miss Alma Walters
friends surprised her at her home last
evening in honor Of her birthday
anniversary. a very enjoyable time
was had
d. Y. Hartman and wife of Napo.
leon, Ohio. are here for visit at the
homes OF Mr.. Hartman's brother in
law, Jos. Hoy, and nephew, Prof.
ii. h. Hoy. They arrived last even
ing,
The Christian Endeavor Society
cordially invite you to Japanese
social at the Presbyterian church on
Monday evening, November 4th, 1t
promises to be a very attractive affair,
and an interesting program including
a Japanese wedding is being prepared.
Mrs. F. w. Warning OF Yankton,
and Mrs. Lotus, of De Smet, spent
the day rs guests OF Mrs. Paul butcher
VI Onday. Mr.. and Mrs. Warning were
on their way to the Black Hills and
stopped over a day or two at De Smet
for visit with their many old friends
and acquaintance.
The college football team will 60 TO
| Grand Forks on Friday of next week
for the annual game with the Univer-
sity of North Dakota. Last year the
| North Dakota team was defeated here
| by a close score, and the college boys
are hoping to repeat the victory. BY
that time the cripples Of the squad
should be in shape to play, and the
strongest possible team will be put in
the field.
The following item appeared in the
! Elkton Record twenty years ago:
J A, Williams and f, G. Suffer OF
! BrDkings, lecturCd on temperance
here last evening, The audience was
small; but was we'll entertained
! Sorry our citizens did not give the
gentlemen better house. They were
deserving of it. MIR. Williams now
lives in California and Mr.. Suffer in
| Was hington,
Mr., and Mrs. Cuckow came down
J from BrOOkings Wednesday noon.
/ Right glad are we all TO greet our
attorney after a six weeks selge with
the typhoid fever We are also glad
To welcome his vie. They are settling
to housekeeping in their coy he me
on Buffalo and Third streets, May
they enjoy its protection for many
wears. Again we welcome these good
| people. -Elkton Record.
Mrs. G. A. Poure, who has been
here during the past two weeks organ.
/ izug New University Library club,
/ has arranged to open the library Sat
urday, Oct %, in J, T. Tidhall's drug
store This library has been vel
received at many places and the books
are up-to-date in every respect. The
best families in t is city are JOINING
the club and Mrs Poure is we'll please
with her success.
Dave Bradley was over from White
Tuesda amt stated that ne inteudcC
going to Los Angeles, Cal, ON th'
18Th inst and expects to locate per
mauently on the coast. Besides him
self and family, Mrs. l.. ID. Palmer
Mrs. Horton Palmer, Chss. ~argen
and son, Geo. Montgomery and Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Cunningham ais,
intend going to the coast either on til
same train or in the near future.
X. A. GOOdale returned the first @
the week from Huron, where he spen
several days with Mrs. GOodale, WIN
has been there visiting her daughter
Mrs. Weaver for some time. Mr.
GOOdale informs US that he and Mrs
GoodaIe will leave Monday for 10
Angel les, Cal, where they will spen
the winter months. Mrs. GoOdale ha
sister at Los Angeles, and they ar
; anticipating very pleasant visit.
The high school football team relat
. an amusing incident which happene
at the game with Castlewood at Este
I line Saturday. When the two team
appeared on the field after ten minute
! l1ntcfHlsSlOu W play tDe seCtUu I'D
\ the establishment of the crowd wa
great, and they rushed on the field
! ask the teams the reason for playin
\ two games. Their discontinue wa
[ as great as their amazement had bee
J when told that the second half OF tn
\ first game was about to be played.
Claus Johnson, the catcher OF tn
Brookings Reds last year and the yea
before, was here few hours Tuesda
visiting old friends. Johnson is
steam filter when he is not playin
ball, and he was on his way to Rec
field to work at his trade. He caugf
for the Leeds, n. d., team the pa
. season, and while they had goo
( bunch Johnson says they were not j
the same class with the Brooking
2 Reds of last year. He does not kno
\ where he will play next year.
Z The Prohibitionists OF Brooking
D County will hold County Conferent
y and mass meeting in this city on FIR
Z day, November 8th. Oliver w. Stew
0 art OF Chicago has been secured q
\ speaker for the occasion. MIR. Stewa
Z is the greatest campaigner in til
q ranks OF the Prohibitionists; he ha