The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-01-23
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mere Will De d buNhtN pdll SdI4t
at the college armory Saturday even
Ing between the college team and
either Huron or Arlington.
The Beggar Prince Opera %. gave
one Of their fine performances at the
opera house Friday evening. Their
entertainments are Away enjoyable.
Profs. H. H. Loudenback and f.
J. Haynes of the music departing
at the college, Went to the Twin Cities
Friday night to hear Tie great Pade-
rewSki.
Frank G. Heron of Sioux Falls. has
been here the past week visiting at the
home of c. +. Pool Mr. Heron repre-
Sents the Union Savings Association
of Sioux Falls.
Every man, woman and child will
want to see the Passion Play. The
life of Christ beautifully illustrated in
moving pictures at the Scenic all next
week at 2:30 and O'Clock
Editor Marshall was over from Hay
Ii Monday returning the same day
He says they have struck lne finest
water there he knows of No excuse
for the booze habit" in that town.
Congressman Hall writes that he is
now in his new office apartments and
says it is very much nicer than hav-
ing to keep his office hours" at the
hotel. He also states that it is a busy
time for him at present.
The department of Domestic Econ
omy at the college held reception
20 few invited guests Friday after
noon who had an opportunity of test
ing the delcacies of the culinary art
and which were pronounced simply
perfect.
Mrs. c. A. Palmer and her sister,
Mrs. Story of Ada. Mimi, went to
Estelline Saturday morning and visit
ed with j. H. Blote and family until
Sunday night. Mr.. Palmer went up
Sunday morning and accompanied
them home
=. T.. Skiff of Lake Preston. who was
successfully operated upon at the hos
pital a couple of weeks ago, returned
home Monday evening. Mrs. Skiff was
here with her husband and accompan-
led him home. Mr., Skiff is a brother
Of our fellow townsman, l.. H. Skiff
The ditcher did not make very rapid
f.. leress on its way up Williams street,
and it was laid up for repairs and a
gang of men placed at work The
di-cher seems to give great deal
Of trouble as it is continually going
out Of business by some small break.
Z. +. Miller living south of Aurora
VIII hold an auction sale on Thursday,
January 30th. As YOU will see by
~@ading the announcement in this pa.
Uer the sale will be a large one and
tie property offered is all first-class.
he machinery was all new last year
Mr.. and Mrs. II, II. Reeves departed
for Rapid City Monday morning where
they have been visiting Mr.. Reeves
brother and family. From there they
go 20 California to remain during the
winter" The children will remain
4. home in the care of Mr. and Mrs.
Seaton.
The two weeks corn school and two
weeks poultry course at the college
closed Friday, but most of the stu
dents of those courses remained mere
10 make other work. The first semes-
ter will close one week from tomorrow.
January 3lSt. The work of the sec.
ond semester will begin the following
Monday
c. A. Skinner returned Saturday
from lie Mars. Iowa where he was
called last week by Miss Lilia's i'll,
ness. She was not as i'll as her folks
here feared and reports received since
Mr.. SINNERS return bring the news
that she is getting along nicely. Mrs
Skinner and daughter will return
home in a few days.
Several weeks ago Henry Arneson
was examined with view Of entering
the West Point naval school but failed
on account Of his short stature Con
gresham Hall requested that another
young man be chosen in Arneson S
place and Prof. Brown informs the
Register that Elmer Johnson has had
the good fortune to be selected.
Material arrived for the Hayti Her
aid printing plant last week and MI
Marshall, the editor, who was IN
Brookings Monday stated that he hop
ed to publish the next issue from his
own press in Hayti. The Register
believes Hayti is going to make live
~ town and believes that they are
fortunate in securing first class print
or to help boom" the enterprising
Young commonwealth.
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