The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-12-03

A A. BrictSon, who Is on tne io"u
for the O.. A. Brictson auto TIRE treau'
left Monday morning for a trip through
Iowa and Nebraska in the interests
of that useful article.
Prof. C. Larsen, head of the dairy
department of the State college, lel'
Monday morning for Chicago 10 at
tend the big stock show. lie Is oh
the program for a speech at the an
nual banquet next Wednesday.
Miss Florence Phillips, who is teach
ing at Arlington, visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. II. Phillips, three
or four days the latter part of the
week. She was accompanied by Miss
.cs Bridges and Kay.
II. T. Dawson informs us that he
has made plans to dispose of his bust
ness here before the first Of the year,
when he leaves to take up his duties
as d~Oorkeeper of the House OF Rep
resentatives at Washington.
owen Hyde, full back of the college
football team. entertained his team
mates at a fine supper which was
served at the BroOkings Cafe Wednes-
dav evening of last week. The oc-
casion was in honor of his birthday
anniversary.
Percy Huntimer, a member Of the
stock judging class at the college,
left Monday morning for Chicago to
attend the big stock show. Two other
members of the class, Carl Vernelund
and Jacob Wickre, went down last
week.
Walter NJ. Cooke came down from
Aberdeen Saturday night to join his
family for a few days visit. Mr.,
Cooke has disposed of his automobile
garage and sales Office at Aberdeen
and expects to go on the road this
winter. The family will make their
home at WATERFOWL.
Among the out of town pupils il
town today taking painting lessons o
Miss Ethel Pritchard wei Miss Boet
je of Clark, Miss Schaull of Estellin'
and Mrs. Mccoy of Brookings. Thu
work of this teacher is we'll know
not only in the county but in adjacen
ones, hence these pupils.-Eve Up-tc
Date in WATERFOWL Public Opinion.
One of the events Of the theatrica
J season will be the appearance b
Under Southern Skies" at the Gran
] next Tuesday evening. The play is i
the authors most delightful vein an
when it is remembered that Mrs. Parl
er, who wrote "Under Southern Skies
also wrote WAY Down East" muc
may be expected of this, her lates
: drama.
A. b. Allison, the land man, close
a nice deal this week, selling til
Nyrland and Wood quarters north
D Volga for a total of $20,990, an averae
= of nearly $40 per acre. The land
. worth every cent of it and there al
= any number of farms in the count
that will bring the same price. TT
2 buyers of these two quarters wei
= Iowa parties.
= "Patronize home institutions" erie
= the country editor from week to wee
. That is right" says the dealer, "giy
: it to those who go to some other tow
. to buy goods" Then with his hea,
= filled with kindness to the loyal edito
= he sends his job work to Des Nome
l. Minneapolis, Mankato or Chicago, {
= utilizes a piece of wrapping paper
write an order or send a statemel
Z to a customer.-Funny, isn't it?-Ex
. Under Southern Skies" Is full
. life, light and gayety and fills IL
audience with a spirit of youth ar
. romance. The great beauty Of IL
= scenic settings. the dainty costumin
. the many amusing and diverting cha
- acters and incidents. the absorbir
love story, and the Halloween eel
: bration and pumpkin dance. all 60
make, Under Southern Skies" OF
. Of the most delightful and satisfyil
= entertainments now before the publ
= The company is very large numberi1
= In all twenty-three acting people, Il
- unusual number Of eleven ladies
= pearing In good parts.