The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-04-29
ANY TINE IS THE RIGHT TIME TO
BUY DRUG STORE GOODS At KEN
DALL'S PHARMACY.

ANY TINE is HI RIGHT TIME TO
BUY DRUG STORE GOODS At KEN
DALL's PHARMACY.
F. NJ. Kremer and Geo. p. Sexauer
left last week for Alberta, Canada,
where they expect to invest in some
of the cheap lands of that section.
immigration is now setting in toward
the northwest and Canadian land are
again in big demand -
II has been reported that the two
fires this week-were- caused-by--defecs
tive electric light wiring, but such is
not the. case. Brookings has had very
few fires from defective wiring and the
citizens need not lay awake nights
worrying ON that score.
Carl Quail returned home Tuesday
evening from Chicago, where he spent
several days buying goods for the
Columbia Clothing company's new
store of which he is manager. The
store will be ready for business about
the middle OF next month.
S. II. Goodfellow returned Monday
from Minneapolis and reports that his
wife, who was operated upon at a
hospital there last week, is now out
of danger and it is expected that she
will be completely restored to cher
former health and strength.
The Register has received a paper
press and will bale and ship all the
waste paper of the office. The amount
of newspapers, scraps, etc, that ac-
cumulates around this Office is some
thing astonishing and at the present
price of paper is worth money.
The Christian church has started
work on a parsonage which they will
build on their lots on Sixth street.
McElmurry's residence. Services will
be held in the parsonage until some
time later when they will buid a new
church.
There will be a service at the NJ.
E. church Sunday, May . at 3 p. m.,
under the auspices of Brookings lodge
No. 40 /. 0. o. F. Rev. ]. f. Parker
will deliver the address. All are cor
daily invited. All Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs are requested to meet at
the /. O. o. F. hall at two o'clock.
Fred Lane, the operator, who went
from here TO Mortified last week to
take charge Of the station, decamped
the day following his arrival there.
taking with him about $3.50 of the
North-Western's hard-earned money.
No trace of him has been found up to
date.
Governor Wesley has appointed r.
J. Ray of this city, as game warden
for Brookings county and he will take
up his duties at once. A more com
petent man than Mr.. Ray could hard
ly have been found for this position.
He is an enthusiastic sportsman him
self and will see that the game laws
are lived up to.
The city council met Saturday even
ing and ~canvassed the returns from
the city election last week. The only
difference in the official figures and
those given in the Register Of last
week is in the Fourth ward. where
Mr.. Jarvis vote was ca instead of CT.
This cuts Mr.. Leighty's majority down
six, to 102.
Geo. w. Roskie of Brookings is in
the city tr~ansacting business and call.
ing on friends. Brookings did not
vote on the question of license at
Tuesdays election. The town has
been dry for many years and promises
to remain dry for many years to
come. The last time a vote was
taken on the question license was de
feated about four to one and the vets
have never since had the courage to
raise the question from its quiet sleep
Madison Leader.