The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-01-02
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Miss Anderson has been in charge
Of the hospital since the resignation
of Miss Maxted
Oliver Austin came down from Aber-
deem Christmas Eve to visit his family
over the holidays.
Beginning January 10 and continu-
/ ing until March |, the stores of the
I city will close at $50 p. m.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward arrived from
! Huron and are spending the holidays
/ with friends and relatives.
/ Sunday three or four inches of snow
fell which has given us the best
f., sleighing in number of years.
The best moving pictures money
will procure are used at the Scenic.
Get the habit, give yourself treat
]. w. Middleton went to Chicago
this morning for few days visit, and
will go from there to Biloxi, Miss, to
spend the winter.
Mr.. ad Mrs. I. f. list, living near
Lake Campbell, are rejoicing over the
arrival of little daughter at their
home on New Years day.
Prof Raymond McClenon, who is an
instructor in Grinnel college at Grin
mel Iowa. is here visiting his parents,
Prof and Mrs. r. b. McClenon.
Grant Morton, a former student
of the college, now assistant in chem
istry at the North Dakota Agricultural
FcOllege at Fargo, has been here visit
ing friends this week.
Hon. w. w. p. Mcconnell, editor OF
the Minnesota and Dakota Farmer,
went to Castlewood this morning to
conduct an institute for State Superin-
tendent Chamberlain.
There will be a special conclave Of
Brookings COmmandery, X. r.. Fri
day evening, January 3, 1908 All Sir
Knights are requested to take notice
Work in the Black Cross.
Beginning with next Monday even
ing owing to the Farmers Institute
in this city the Scenic will give a spe-
cial service. first show at T:lJ sec
ond show at $50. 10c to all.
d. j. barrow has been seriously ill
the past week, and yesterday his con-
dition was not much improved. Mrs.
\. E. Carnine was called here from
Aberdeen, arriving last evening.
Chas. Stearns, who has been en-
ployed at the post office for a num-
Der of years past, resigned the first of
the year, and Peter j. Erie has been
appointed to fill the vacancy in the
office.
Next Monday January 6, The Moon
sinners Daughter will be the attrac-
ton, much has been said and written
regarding this sterling attraction, now
in it's sixth season of artistic and
financial success.
The Adventures, a drama in sew
eral acts and scenes running thirty
minutes. Reggies Camping Out ard
The Mysterious Cabinet With new
illustrated songs is the program for
tonight, Friday and Saturday evenings
at the Scenic. 10c. to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Blote were here
from Estelline visiting the Palmer
N.
home Saturday morning, and Mrs
Blote and Miss Hattie Palmer went
to Estelline Monday. They returned
last night and Mrs. Blote will remain
for few days longer.
Rev. Hugh Robinson went to Sioux
Falls by way of Pipestone Monday
morning, and from there to Madison,
where yesterday morning he officiated
at the marriage of Robert Jones and
Miss Edna Scott. Mr. Jones will be
well remembered as student at the
college some years ago. He is now in
the drug business at Madison.
Mrs o. b. Crawford of this city,
was winner of the big Christmas doll
given away at Kendalls drugstore.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford was ill with pneumonia at
the time, and we doubt if there was a
Christmas gift more appreciated than
this one. The Crawfords are a new
family here, and live in north Brook
ings.
K. H. Marshall arrived from Mime
apolis Tuesday morning and from here
went to Hayti Hamlin county, where
he will assume the management of the
Hayti Herald. Mr.. Marshall bears
the reputation of being a first class
printer and refined gentleman and
with proper support win give his pa
irons value received either in job
printing or newspaper work.
There is wealth of beautiful seen
cry, and the characters are peculiar
to that part of this glorious United
States kentucky and TENNESSEE
Where moonshine whiskey and feuds
abound. A novelty in the production
is the soft Southern drawl used by
all the players. The Moonshiner's
Quartette" is one feature that alone
is worth going miles to hear. and no
doubt there will be a rush for the
choice seats when the sale opens