The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-11-25
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J. p. Corbin came down from Aber-
deem Friday night and visited owe
Sunday with his family.
c. X. Westcott and wife retained
home the last of the week from Il visit
At points in southern Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Beatty and little
son left last night for Blooming
Prairie, Minr.. to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives.
f. f. Bagley left Friday night for
ST. Paul, taking with him the book
typewriter from the register Of deeds
office to have it repaired.
l.. W. Sutton and family departed
Monday morning for Sutherland. Iowa
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives
and attend a reunion Of the Sutton
family.
Miss Annie Noonan will leave Mon
day for Oklahoma City, Okla, where
shc will make her future home. Her
mother and brothers have been there
for ONE months Public Opinion.
President Slagle and superintendent
Chamberlain will give addresses at a
corn show to be held in De Smet
next week. Governor Vessey and
Prof. Holden, the Iowa corn expert,
are also on the program.
The Watertown Public Opinion in
its write-up of the football game be.
tween Brookings and Wate"town says:
The boys have only words of praise
for the treatment accorded them and
were entirely satisfied with the work
of the officials"
The last football game of the sea.
son will be played at the fair grounds
this afternoon between the Bookings
and Huron college teams The wealth
er conditions will not be very good
from the present outlook, but on &C
count of the holiday a big crowd is
looked for. A good. fast game IS ex
pected.
A reception and dance was given
AT Company C hall on Friday evening
for the visiting Watertown football
team. The Watertovn team was made
up Of fine, clean young fellows AND
their visit here was enjoyed by Brook
ings. Two of the boys were grand
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Keith
being sons of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S
Rowe.
J.. w. Reid, an expert from the
Miehle Printing Press company, ar
rived from Chicago Friday to superin
tend the work of erecting the Regis
ter's new press. He completed hi.
work Monday and left that evening
for Rapid City. Mr.. Reid travels con
~tinuously and stated that he did no
expect to reach home again for ST
months.
Isaac Weaver. who moved mere witt
his family from Wisconsin about
year ago, returned to his formnr hon
this week. When Mr.. Weaver cam
here he bought the Peter Messiah,
farm north of the city, paying IS
an acre, and last week he dispose
of the place for $40 an acre, m &C
vance of SIS an acre in about a year
!, Mr.. Weaver was well pleased wit
his short residence in Brookings our
ty. and he has every reason to be.
Now that the days are GROWN
shorter you will be doing chores afte
dark. Make it a rule never to set tn
lantern down on the barn floor
Hang it up were it will not &c
knocked over. 1t is a serious matte
to have the barn burn up OF a col
winters night. BY the way a yer
simple hanger is a harness sna
suspended from the ceiling by
small chain is a good thing to han
the lantern on. Place it just abov
the reach Of your head.
The Girl from the L. S. A." tn
coming attraction at the opera hous
on November % is a repetition of hal
pv surprises from the rise of the frs
TO the fall Of the final curtain. Thi
Girl is not q give us your kind al
I~plauee" creation, but Il who know
just now we stand with sCme Of tn
strange people of the world. She is
;, delightful object lesson Of patriOtiaI
10 the Youngsters and a JOYOUS revel;
ton of astonishing. but real social con
plicatiOns in the lands of the Arabic
Knights TO the grown-up folk. who "
are only Children of a larger growth