The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-01-30
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CAL up the South Side Dairy for
milk and cream. Phone, II.
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs F..
A. Lent Friday morning, Jan. "a
K. II. Bartelt ms very novel
electric sign. which does much to
advertiSe his business.
Now on sale big consignment of
imported laces and imbroideries at
SkinnerS Department Store.
The full Passion Play will be given
at the Saturday matinee. 2;30, at the
Scenic. II cents to all parts OF the
house.
|. Andrew SloSS a former we'll known
citizen and banker OF Elkton, commit
ed suicide at Appleton, Mimi, the first
Of the week.
SINNERS Department Store is now
showing the first arrival of the new
1908 hand tailored mems spring suits
and oNercoats.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Randall of Tracy
were guests of Mr.. Randalls brother.
John Randall and family. the last of
the week on their way TO Huron.
Henry Weise ard II. l. Stearns went
to Mitchell Tuesday evening to attend
the stock sale at the annual meeting
of the South Dakota Breeders associ-
alton.
c. +. Allen. G.. A. Mathews and Il. +.
Kerr went TO Mitchell Monday even
ing to hear Senator Kittredge and to
attend a meeting of the Taft clubs
of the state.
The Prohibitionists Of the county
| are holding their annual conference
and banquet in this city today The
conference will be held this afternoon
| and the banquet this evening.
Rev Hugh Robinson went to Aurora
| yesterday to officiate at the wedding
| of David Johnson and Miss George
Glenn, two of the well known and pop
| ular young people of that community.
The New Furniture store is putting
a lace curtain and rug display stand
| this week, as well as making a mum
| Der of other improvements i'm the
| interior of the store to be ready to
properly show and sell their new
| spring goods.
Rev. Hugh Robinson will exchange
pulpits next Sunday with Rev. A. Nj
| Work of WATERFOWL. Rev. Work was
| formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
| church and has many friends here
who will be glad of an opportunity
to hear him again.
| Sam Brown, a prominent citizen
and one of the pioneers of Clark, was
in the city Saturday on his way HON
| from Minneapolis. He has a son at
tending the S. ID. S. c. and stopped
off here to look after his welfare and
and give a personal inspection to the
school He was well pleased and
thinks he could not have selected q
better place for his boy.
A strong company of well-kuown
players under the management of Mr.
A. w. Cross will present the great
success We Are King" at the Crane
opera house ond Wednesday, Feb 5tf
The part of Hector will be portrayed
by Nh Edmond Carroll who, is al
actor Of exceptional ability. and the
supporting company, are all that could
be desired The attraction is booked
for a limited engagement only.
Three boys, living in south Brook
ingS, We're arrested by the city force
Saturday for stealing lumber from the
roller mill They were locked up il
the county Jail over Sunday and thel
allowed their liberty, on IA promise o
future good behavior. A couple o
these boys are continually in trouble
because of their thieving propensities
and another such escapade as that o
Saturday will probably land them il
the reform school. The third boy az
pears to have gotten into bad com
) pany, as this Is the first black mar
against him.
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