The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-10-03
ANY PERSON wishing to purchase q
first.class Restaurant and Bakery talk
with A. p. Nord or the Farmers
National Rank

with A. r. NOrd or the Farmers
National Bank.
Go to Caldwell 4 Wilson if you
want good breeding ewes.
Mrs. G. j. Collier left for Athens,
Mich, Monday morning for an
extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. Dwight came down from De
Smet the last OF the week and is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Pond.
A guarantee OF satisfaction or money
refunded is given every student at the
Minneapolis Business College, 800
Central avenue. Be sure to write for
information.
The home OF the travelling public
home-like rooms at SOC, 75c and $1.OO
per day. You will be pleased with the
Beaufort hotel, 112-116 Third street
south, Minneapolis.
Paul Williams was up from Lake
Benton visiting at the home of his
uncle, f. II. Williams, last week.
He returned home Sunday night.
Dr.. J. G. Parsons went to Sioux
Falls the last OF the week and from
there went to Spearfish, in the Black
Hills. to spend several days on pro-
fessional business.
The Clark Pilot-Review says that
John Swenehart has been looking
after his interests in Fordham town
ship OF that county. Mr.. Swenehart
is now resident OF Bookings.
Gaylord, the optician, commences a
series OF talks in this issue. Few
persons realize the Importance OF car
ing for their eyes, neglect being the
rule. We trust the people in general
will profit by these little talks.
Hon. w. w. z. Mcconnell, editor OF
the Minnesota and Dakota Farmer,
spent several days here this week in
the interests OF the paper. He came
here from Mitchell, where he took in
the Corn palace, and he reports that
it was a great success.
Brookings Commandery Knights
Templar, will hold a special conclave
on tomorrow evening, Friday Oct. 4th,
for work in the Black Cross degree.
The candidate will be Lieut.. Harry
A. Hegeman who has just returned
from the Philippines. A full atten.
dance OF the local members is re-
quested. The degree of knights OF
Malta will also be conferred on a
number OF candidates who are mem
bers 81 the local Commandery but
have not yet received the degree.
James Farrell, former we'll known
business man OF White was here Mon.
day and Tuesday. Mr.. Farrell is now
located at Seattle, Wash, having went
out there from White last year, and
he is we'll pleased with that country
He is working as right-of-way man
for the Union Pacific. He also has a
large number of private interests, and
recently completed big sawmill. He
was accompanied by his nephew, Ray
Smith, who was a resident of Brook
ings ten or twelve years ago. He il
now working for the Pacific Coas
company as mining surveyor. They
expect to return to Seattle this week.
The college football team has &
game with Huron college here weel
from Saturday. This will be the frs
game Of the season, and it is expected
to be evenly fought. The college has
the poorest lot OF mat srial for team
seen on the campus for several years
and Coach Juneau has lot OF hare
work cut out for him to round tn
bunch into any kind OF shape. Reich
McCordic and Bowles, the stars OF las
years team are not in school, anC
Mernaugh, Hoel, Tuttle and Mellun
are also missing. The team will hav,
to be built out OF new material almos
entirely, and winning team is hardl.
to be expected. Games have beer
secured with Sioux Falls college
Mitchell, Yankton and the Flandreal
Indians in addition to Huron. Tn
Mitchell game will be played her
November 8.
The following permits to wed have
been issued from the marriage burea,
at the court house the past week
BERTHE Trulock of Hendricks, and Cert
rude Hamilton of Elkton; David II
Roberts of Ashton and Lota A. Youn,
of Elkton; VIM. r. Clifford and Minni'
l.. Loeffler of White; August Dorm o
Hendricks, and Lena Buth of Estel
line; John w. Beranek of Brookings
and Minnie Stezig of La Crosse, Wis
A dispatch to the Minneapolis Tri
bune from Park River, y. d., tells o
the death of Mrs. A. G. Anderson, t;
former resident of this county. The
cause of her death was general col
lapse following severe attack o
pneumonia. Mrs. Anderson was borr
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