The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-04-01

s. Loban. Mr.. Loban is showing his
faith in Brookings by acquiring a con
siderable amount OF city property.
Isn't it strange. Well, not very.
How could it be when we have the
very thing at the Pleasant Hour. The
pictures do everything but ak ana
they would do that with a little help.
Neil Stewart, president OF the
Brookings & Sioux Falls railroad, re-
turned home Saturday evening from
a trip to Chicago and st. Louis, where
he g a week or tel days on bust
ness for the road.
The greatest wonder is that II
could stay away from the Pleasant
Hour when we have the best pro
grams. We show nothing that would
! offend the most refined taste, but are
there with the goods.
f. w. Seward of Joliet, ILL.,, was
here last week looking after his farm
in this county, which he regards
as a good investment and n that he
proposes to hold onto. He left for
his home Friday morning.
When YOU are through with a hard
DAVIS work and feel tired and out
- ..,t. l,,, 10 tln III naC1nt IInlr
II will cheer YOU up. Don't you know,
a good laugh is better than a meal,
especially if you haven't the meal.
The boy who ran away from his
parents in Big Stone county, Mimi,
some time go, and who has been
extensively advertised in all the pap
erS, has been located in Missouri,
and will go home. Thus it pays to
advertise.
Regent A. f.. Hitchcock Of Mitchell,
was here Friday to attend the meet
ing of the regents at the college,
for home by the way of Lu-
Verne Saturday morning. Mr.. Hitch
cock was a member of the board of
trustees of the college IN the sos,
and is now mayor of Mitchell.
We are told that lie new game law
prohibits fishing for game fish before
May /, an as it has an emergency
clause it is now in effect, and about
all the sport local anglers will get for
the nextm month will be catching perch.
Pickcrel are now game fish and the
early spring sport with this variety
will now be cut out.
On Monday the Minnesota and Da-
Sota Farmer shipped in a carload of
paper from Minneapolis, which will
De used to print their publication the
lext four months. This is the first
ear of paper ever shipped into Brook
lngS, and there are not many publica-
in the state that buy that amount
at one time. There were over eigh-
teen tons of paper in the car.
Mr.. Harris has selected the better
from two of his Lion and the
companies of last season and
assigned them their respective roles
n the coming one, which should in
sure the public Is to schooled rendi-
ions. Mr.. Harris has always given
he stage mountings his careful con-
and they have never failed
o show the good results.
Norman C~ruikshank who keeps
good track OF his old team mates
Who were with him on the Brookings
Reds, tells us that six members of
hat bunch played league ball last
ear and three of them were ON pen-
liant winners. Ed Erickson was with
he champion Vancouver, Wash. team
VI the Northwestern league: Billie
lille was win Akron, Ohio, pennant
Winners of the Ohio and Pennsyl-
league: while Cruikshank was
member of the Waterloo, Iowa, Cen
raj league champions. foot" Thomp-
on was with Grand Forks of the
Northern league, and Claus Johnson
md Burwell were with the Green
Bay and Oshkosh teams of the Wis
OnSin-IllinOjS ~leasue.