The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-04-30

See j. ii. Robert Tor prices on
plumbing and heating.
S. n. Blair was over from the west
side between trains Tuesday.
c. w. Smith of Volga, was over
from the west side a part OF Tuesday.
c. w. Smith Of Volga, was over
from the west side a part OF Tuesday.
DR.. f. c.. Miller went to the Twin
Cities on a short business trip Sun
day night.
Henry Arneson returned home Mon
day evening from a weeks visit at
Minneapolis.
a grand opportunity to buy a swell
tailor made suit at SINNERS Depart
meut tore.
Father W. T. Shean went to Mime
apolis Monday night for a few days
visit with his cousin, who is in a
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Loucks were
called here from Altruria, Monday
by the death OF their daughter, Mrs.
G.. l.. Brown.
County Superintendent Malcolm
Aldrich was an Elkton visitor between
trains Tuesday on business in con-
nection with his office.
The first division of the NJ. +. ladies
aid society will entertain the aid
society in the church parlors to a
l5-cent supper, Friday, May /, from
4 to 5,
j.. Z. Olson and family returned
home Tuesday evening from Corpus
Christi, Texas, where they spent the
winter months. They report a most
delightful stay in the south and all
the family enjoyed good health.
Glen Tidball and Eugene Kelly Of
Bookings, who were in WATERFOWL
yesterday to take an examination pre-
paratory to entering the United States
naval school at Annapolis, have re-
turned home.-Public Opinion.
II. l.. Walker left Tuesday evening
for Deadwood, Rapid City, Belle
Fourche and other points in the Black
Hills to spend several days on BUSH
ness in connection with his theatrical
circuit. On his way home he will
stop off at Pierre and Huron.
Guy Boyden arrived home Saturday
evening from Chicago, where he was
obliged to give up his medical studies
on account OF an attack OF inhamma-
tory rheumatism. He looks rather
thin, but is feeling we'll and a good
rest at home will effect a speedy cure.
F. II. Williams returned home the
last OF the week from Rochester,
where he spent a few days with his
son, Harry, who is in the hospital
recovering from an operation for
appendicitis. He reports that he is
getting along very we'll and will be
able to leave the hospital this week.
Some records were made OF Harold
Davis new song, "Neath Dakota's
Northern Skies I'll Think of YOU
at kelly's music store this week and
you can enjoy homegrown music in
your own home. Adams butcher did
the vocal act, accompanied on the
piano by Mr.. Davis. The records are
very clear and you can easily recog.
nize Mr.. butchers beautiful and power.
full voice.
&. F. knappen left Monday morn
ing for Baltimore, Maryland, where he
will attend the International NJ. f.,
conference as one OF the delegates
from this state. He will also spend
some time with his father in Michi-
gan, besides visiting various points 0!
interest in the east and south, and will
be gone six or seven weeks. During
his absence n. II. Reeves will attend
to his duties as cashier OF the Bank Of
Brookings.
S. j. Rudolph and f.. l.. Squirting,
members OF the board OF directors OF
the Fair association, went to Elkton
Saturday to get some signers for
a petition, which has since been pre-
scented to the county commissioners
asking for help to build a stock pavil'
lion on the Fair grounds. This pavil'
lion would mean much for the farmer:
OF the county and it is hoped that il
will receive favorable consideration al
the hands Of the county dads.
Recently the manager OF a furniture
store in this city was asked for figure:
upon a bill Of goods, amounting tC
about a hundred dollars, and after be
had made the sale the lady purchaser
told him that he had been in competi
ton with Sears Il Roebuck, the grea'
mail-order house. She had compared
the figures given by the local mer
chant with those in the mail-ordeI
catalogue and figured she could sav
i.bort oiohf dollora and f.o;obt no