The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-05-21
| Ooal and Personal
JOHN L. MURPHY. Ci,l Editor


Soc ]. II. Roberts if YOU ar going 70
connect with sewer or water.
=. O. Peterson went to Elktou on
business Friday morning.
X. O. Wilson was at Elkton on bust
ness between trains Friday.
l.. II. Skiff is still doing plumbin&.
His work is right-his prices are rl-ht
me trees are all leated out and
are at least a month ahead Of last
year.
A very nice line of Gift books for
commencement presents at Kendall's
Drug Store.
We are exclusive agents in Brook
inas for Huyler's Chocolates. Villas.
the Druggist.
Philo Hall souvenir pos. cards free
at this office. CAN and get SOM" to
send to your friends over the state.
Mrs. Lynch returned home to Elk
ton Thursday morning after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. w. Ferguson.
A new cement sidewalk is being
built along the block from Mrs, Agnes
Carlisle's property south and from
there east to the alley.
Mrs. Frank Alton and children came
over from Nolga yesterday morning
and will visit until the last of the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Roddle. -
f. F. Baldridge, who sold OUT has
stock to the Brookings Hardware
company. states that he expects t q
remain in Brookings permanently and
will engage in some sort of business.
c. w. Nicholson found a pocket
book containing a sum OF money last
week and the wner may have same
by applying to Mr.. Nicholson, and
proving ownership and paying for this
notice.
A twenty cent ad brought an Iowa
man a wife and six Children. Our
want columns will do as we'll for you.
II YOU don't wan a family YOU have
ether wants. Try our want column.
Only one cent a word.
Ernest Fisher, the we'll known az
tor. will present The Squaw Mans
Girl at the opera house tomorrow
IE,;l,,., ,,D,;,u TIL, commonly. l., n
most capable one and the play is n
of the best of western dramas. Prices,
-. - 81 and 30 cents.
One of the Mitchell high school
track team, Belts, the long distance
runner, was taken sick with measles
while the team was here and was un-
able to take part in the events OF the
last day. He returned home with
the team Saturday evening.
VIM. Mower, who formerly lived here
with his parents, moving to Perre
several years ago, was here visiting
friends a few days the past week. He
has lately proved upon a claim west
of the river and is now working as
expressman on the Pierre division.
Company c gave their annual mil
itary ball and reception in their new
armory Friday evening, and proved
themselves entertainers par excel
lence. The music was good, a fine
crowd was present, and everything
tended to make the occasion a most
delightful one.
DR.. Geo. Wright, a son of Mrs. Eva
Wright of this city, moved this week
from Minneapolis to Denver Colo, and
his two children who spent several
months here with their grandmother
left the last of the week to join their
father and proceed to their new home.
DR.. Wright's wife has been obliged to
live in Colorado the past year ON
account of poor health and the change
of residence was made on this account.
DR.. Wright was one of the most prom.
inent physicians of Minneapolis, and
without doubt he will o be as well
established in his new home. "