The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-11-18
l. q. HILL, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
GLASSES FITTED
First National Bank building
Waterfowl, ). d..
Name Who?
Tag Day Tuesday.

Tag Day Tuesday.
Some breeding ewes and rams for
sale. Inquire of S. H. McCarl.
Homer Rexford and w. NJ. Cheever
spent Tuesday in Aurora On business.
Save the coupons in the Register.
They are good for 100 votes in the
Piano Contest.
Frank Simmons shipped four cars
Of cattle to the Chicago market Sat
urday night, and liver Dybdahl had
two cars.
Mrs. e. G. Nelson returned to her
home at Toronto Tuesday morning
after a few days visit with her sister,
Mrs. F. NJ. Kremer.
From the Public Opinion we learn
that Guy f. Kelly arrived at Water
town Thursday being called there from
Tocoma by the drowning of his broth.
err, Jerry.
Mrs. j. O. Andrew returned to her
home at Sisseton on Tuesday mo n
ing after spending a week visiting
her daughter, Miss Bonnie Andrews
Of the college faculty.
This week the Register begins the
81 ure Of the Mask" an intensely in
teresting story which will run in our
columns the next few weeks. Read
the opening chapter, you'll like it.
Editor and Mrs. Horton were over
from Volga Friday and spent the day.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Hor-
tons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hits Of
Milbank, who are visiting them at
present.
Rev. Rett E. Olmstead left Tuesday
for Peoria, ILL.,, where he gives an
illustrated lecture ON birds before the
women's clubs of that city. He will
then go to Springfield to visit a sis
ter for a day, returning the latter part
of the week.
Why pay $40 to 800 an acre for
Brookings county land when you can
buy 1t for half that price. | have $40
acres, well improved, fenced and cross
fenced, 100 cultivated. Good buildings.
Four miles to town. $40 an acre; easy
terms. S. H. Goodfellow.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. R. Sanderson and
Mrs. p. o. Peterson returned home the
first Of the week from Des Moines,
Iowa, where they attended the nation
al grange meeting as delegates from
the Brookings county grange. They re-
port a most successful and largely at
tended meeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt
are expected home today.
Col. T.. G. Orr returned Monday
night from a trip to the Black Hills,
where he was called to attend a meet.
ing Of the Soldiers Home board. On
the way home he stopped off at
report of the food and dairy COM
missioner for the year ending July l.,
he being Mr.. Wheaton's deputy dur
ing that time,
Tempest and Sunshine a drama
t~ization of Mary ]. Holmes popular
novel of the same name, by Lem b.
Parker, has landed at one leap into
public favor. The play is a delightful
love story the scenes Of which are
laid in Kentucky. There are two
beautiful girls as the principal figures
in this drama, and they are sure to
touch a cord of tenderness in every
heart. One night only at the opera
house tonight.
The first meeting of the festival
chorus was held last Monday night at
the Methodist church, and in spite of
the bad weather about twenty attend
ed and enrolled. The next rehearsal
will be held at the same place from
seven to eight O'Clock next Monday
evening. All who sans in the chorus
at former festivals are counted as reg
ulaT members and are urged to come
ont TO the first rehearsGls. All others
who sing or are interested In singing
should come and join the chorus and
get right to- work at once; it will
take but an hour a week and no enc
can afford to miss 1t. Don't forget the
time and place.
BISMARCK MINCE MEAT