The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-11-25
L. q. HILL, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
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First National Bank Building
Waterfowl, ). ID.
The Winner.

Piano Contest.
Miss Amy West left last evening
for Roswell 10 visit over Thanksgiv-
ing at the home Of her brother.
Roy Wilson entertained a number
of friends very pleasantly at a stag
party at his home on Friday evening.
Mrs. Amos returned to her home at
Minneapolis Tuesday morning aftor
visiting at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. A. W. Ferguson
Miss Helea Sorensou who has made
her home with the s. II. Goodfellow
fanny the past year. left Saturday
morning for Tyler, where she will be
chief operator of the telephone plaat.
Hans Karlstad moved his family here
from Nolga this week and they are oc,
cupying their fine new home in east
Brookings. near Prof. Whitehead's.
which has been under construction
since last July.
J. NJ. Saunderson, director of
athletics 1T the college. went 10 Min.
neapolia Friday night to AXE in the
MinnesOta-Michigan football game.
Michigan was the winner, 10 to 6, civ.
ing them the western championship.
The snow and cold weather has de-
layed the trains considerably the past
week and none of them have arrived
anywhere near their time. Monday
evenings train from the east was the
latest. being something over four
hours behind.
The latest STYLES in photography you
will find at the Clarin Studio Where
YOU get the correct posing, popular
tones. artistic lighting, latest styles.
A photo is the best Christmas present
that Won can give anyone. Remember
the place, The Clarin Studio, over the
corner drug store. 4w
Brookiuss friends have received
word that Fred Collier, a student Of
the Harvard Medical school. has been
elected president of his class, which
is a very high honor in an institu-
ton the size of Harvard. Fred is a
sophomore and has three more years
before completing his course.
Manley Champlin will leave ton,or-
row for Washington, u. c., where he
will spend the mex few months do
ing special work. in the Department
Of Agriculture. He has been working
under the direction of Prof. Willis
here and at the Highmore s~ub-station
since he began work with the depart
ment.
". II. II. Phillips arrived home on
saturday from his trip To Texas. He
states that the weather down there
has been fine, anC that a large mum
Der of people from the north were
coming there to spend he winter.
The Wednesday before Mr.. Phillips left
he planted his garden seeds and the
following Monday the vegetables
were up and growing fine.
Upon request of G. Willis, agrOno
mist at the Brookings Agricultural
college, Superintendent Daisy Dean
Carr has secured an exhibit for the
National Corn exposition to be held al
Omaha in December. The exhibit
consists Of some of Robert Dailey's
famous white dent and Jack Simm's
yellow dent corn, besides wheat oats
and barley contributed by the Bennett
Grain company, Mel Davis and Elan
dreau Milling company-Flandrear
Enterprise.
J.. f. Hambly arrived from Water
town the last of the week To TEX,
In" active management o. the liz
drug store. Mr. Hamblv l. a grim
ate Of McGilI university of Mon
real. Canada. and is a registore
uharmacist in South Dakota dad E;
number OF other states and is a yer!
leasing gentleman 10 meet He u
tends to make . number Of improve
mcnts around the store, and will IL
everything possible to make the liOl
2 irst-class drug store and deser"in'
Of the patronage Of the general public
I, Mr.. Hambly is accompanied BY nj
wife and they have taken rooms il
the postofice block for the present,
The Girl from the L. S. A. whicI
appears at the Grand on Noyembe
- is said 70 be n literary invention
II makes everybody sit up and take N
rice. Though showing in its evolution
thr social life of the orient in its tw
most striking phases, 70 50 vivid
American in sentiment, so yigorousl
clever in dialogue, and astonishingl
frre as 10 types and characters, tia
ay one ever thinks that any Of its e'
citing complications are other than tn