The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-10-08

See the Bachelors Honeymoon" at
the opera house Friday, October ..
You never saw a finer assortment
of rugs than those at the New Furn'-
ture store.
The Bachelors Honeymoon will
be the attraction at the opera house
next Friday evening.
St. Pauls Episcopal Guild will meet
with Mrs. r.. s. House, Thursday,
Oct. 10Th. All are invited.
Mrs. II. d. Hill went to Peterson
Vile. Iowa, Tuesday morning for a
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
r. f. Burris, manager OF the
BEACON Light print shop, has been
confined to his home with an attack
of tonsolitis the past few days.
At SINNERS Department Store
Saturday this week you can again see
a big display OF new creations in Coats
and Suits by a Chicago manufacturer.
The w. C. I. IT,, ladies will serve
MINER Friday, Oct. 8, from 500 to
500 %. m. For place and menu look
on the dodgers that will be distributed
later. Committee.
Herman Nagel of Berlin, Germany,
who has been a student at the State
college the past two years, arrived
Tuesday to resume his studies. He
snent the vacation with his parents in
Germany.
Harvey Jensen is just recovering
tom an injury to his right limb,
wSich he sustained while kicking a
football. The leg was badly strained
and he was obliged to get about on
crntahes for a couple OF weeks.
Strange Wave, the fast PAGER that
won the 2:17 pace on the last cay OF
the Bookings county fair, died sud.
denly at Marshall Saturday. 1t had
raced there last week and WOE the
2:17 pace. The animal was valued at
$1,000.
w. F. Halstead OF Fox Lake, Wis,
was here Tuesday the guest OF his old
neiphbors, the DR.. Borst family. Mr..
Hafstead is father Of Frank Halstead,
a former resident of this city and was
on his way home from q visit with his
son at Watertown. :
G. ], Stephenson OF Broadhead,
Wis. arrived in the city Tuesday to
LOOK after his farming interests in
this county. He is the owner OF the
farm upon which Seth Hulburt is
now living, but who is having a sale
this week with a view OF going further
west.
Prof. and Mrs. T. s. Parsons are
the parents Of q 10-pound baby girl.
Word was sent to DR.. and Mrs. s. b.
Dickinson yesterday. The baby was
born al Durand, Wis, September 10.
At present Prof. and Mrs. Parsons
are living at Murango, Colo, where
M. Parsons has a high position In
Al educational institution. water
town Public Opinion.
Cakes &c ellison will bring the great
Hoyt Theatre success here on tomor-
row evening. This play has been seen
in all the leading cities and by the
Same cast which appears here. 1t
is a high class comedy, full of life
and action and sparkling with lines OF
wit. 1t is one of the most brilliant
from the playwrite's pen and should
receive the patronage Of the best class
of theatre goers of our city.
This Office is in receipt OF the an.
nouncement that Harry Diamond OF
Minneapolis, and Miss Bliss Louise
SIX ,rtum of Lake Benton, Mimi, are
t. be united in marriage at the home
OF the bride on Wednesday, October
IA. The groom is quite we'll known
here: he being a son OF Hon. and Mrs.
]. f. Diamond, who were among the
early settlers OF Bookings and who
are now making their home in Mime
apolis. Mr.. Diamond and his two
sons are engaged in the real estate
business together.
A number OF Mrs. D.. j.. Dair)W's
old neighbors assembled at her house
in East Brookings on Friday last TO
assist her in celebrating lei 14th
birthday, Mrs. Darrow has been a
resident. OF Brookings ever since IT
was on the map and has resided
almost continuously on the same
spot, while her old neighbors have
become widely scattered. The ladies
who participated in this ~pleasurable
event took with them an abundance
OF choice edibles and it IL needless to
add that all present enjoyed a very
pleasant afternoon.