The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-04-08

Der of citizens are figuring on putting
up new homes the coming summer
and without doubt there will be II
siderable building in the city. BE
sides the building down town a Slo'-
900 addition TO the chemistry Dulld-
ing and "A $4,000 dairy barn Will be
erected at the college.
The next meeting Of the state board
of pharmacy, at which candidates
will be examined for registration, VIII
be held III this city Wednesday, April
81. The sessions will be held at the
college and will begin at eight o'clock
in the morning. 1t is expected that
a large number of candidates Will be
here for the examination.
Frank West has "A high opinion OF
the Register as an advertising med
ium. Last week he advertised his
acrobatic cow for sale and within
a half hour after the paper had
been placed in the p%ostofIice he found
a purchaser for bossy at a good price.
The people read the Register, that's
why it pays to advertise with us.
At Mitchell a city base ball league
somewhat similar TO the ward league
organized in Bookings last summer,
has beer organized. The plan is to
organize all the ball players in the
city into teams and over the teams
have a controlling executive commit
tee consisting OF a representative
from each team and three business
men. One or more games will be
played each week and for all out of
game a team will be picked
from the several clubs.
The warn weather Of the past week
has made Geo. Cole uneasy aud he
wants to start something in the base
bail line. We suggested that he
might start the athletic season by
getting up a foot race, but he said
he wouldn't think of it until after
election, as the people might get the
idea that he was running for office.
Rev. X. +. Olmstead of Brookings,
visited the Aldrich family over sun
day. Mr.. Olmstoad is an old school
friend of Mr.. Aldrich's and will be re-
membered as the gentleman who gave
the illustrated Bird Lecture" here
a year or so ago for the benefit Of
the school library.-Big Stone Head
light.
A small merchant III Il neighboring
asked a more successful mer-
chant why "he threw his money away
in newspaper ADVERTISING The sue
merchant replied: 4 adver-
tise in the newspapers because | am
not ashamed of my goods or work. Be
cause | cater to the intelligent class,
and they read the newspapers and
I believe in increasing my business.
Because | can talk to more people
through the newspapers, a greater dis
lance. in less time and at a more
reasonable price than in any other
way. Because the newspaper adver-
Using has brought me greater returns
for the least expenditure of any i'd
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The following is from the Lake Ben
ton News and refers to a former resi-
dent of Brookings and a brother of
Mrs. l.. NJ. Engelson: Or. J. p. Bur
sheim is making arrangements as
rapidly as possible to move to New
Kirk, Oklahoma, where he has be-
come successor, through the death Of
old friend, a physician, to a prac-
tice exceeding $4,000 annually. New
Kirk is a county seat of over 1000
and one of the most up-to-date little
cities in the southwest, DR.. Bursheim
has establish = fine practice here,
but the New Kirk opportunity is eX-
ceptional. hence his sudden action.
The doctor and his wife have won
n host OF friends during their resi-
dence here and their departure will
be greatly regretted by this commun-
ity. The best wishes of everybody
will accompany them. Mr.. Bursheim
thinks he will get away in about two
weeks"