The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-25

ID. ID. Sutton was up from Aurora
Thursday.
If you need glasses so to J. O.
Peterson. the optician.
+. NJ. Sherman was at Huron on
business the last of the week.
Chris Hage went to Toronto Satur-
This is the last week to pay your
taxes before they become delinquent.
Robert Henry Was over from Volga
on business one day the latter part
Of the week.
L Carl Vernelund went to Brandt Fri.
dayf morning for a few days visit with
his brother.
S. II. McCarl will run one of his
excursions to Las Vegas, New Mexico.
next Tuesday morning.
Mrs. :. l.. Belden entertained Tueo,
day afternoon for her mother. Mrs.
J. l. Cnk OF Sioux Fa's
You always get the best at the Pleas
ant Hour. Come and feel as much
at home as if by your own fireside.
Miss Enright. stenographer at Hall,
Roddlc 4 Purd, $, went to Elkton the
last of the week for "A few days visit
with relatives.
The A. O. L. w. lodge will hold
a special session Thursday, March 4.
Rate will be discussed and reports
from other lodges will be heard.
Ralph Miller returned to his home
at Darlington, y. D., the first of the
week after a couple of weeks with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Miller.
Mrs. Lucy Roberts of F~landreau,
celebrated her Tooth birthday ami
versary in good health last Monday
and in the afternoon held a reception
to her friends and ncighbors.
The Pleasant Hour was dark We'd
nesday night on ccoun of the fact
that the new supply of films were
resting in a snow bank in some of
the blizzard ridden eastern states.
A big snow pillow went through here
Tuesday morning ahead of the passen-
QUICKER" kind and from all reports
there was plenty of work for it east
of here.
Miss Alma Walters left Saturday
morning for a visit at Worthington,
Mimi, Sioux City. Iowa and Genoa,
Neb. Her brother. Paul, is connected
with the government Indian school at
Genoa.
The VI. b. A. will meet tomorrow
Friday evening. There will be in
stallation of officers and a program
will be rendered. All members and
their families are requested to be
persent.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hoff, who accompanied
the remains of her sister, Miss Amy
Maryland, here from Lincoln, returned
to her home at Huron Saturday even
ing. Mr.. Hoff came down to attend
the funeral and accompany his wife
home.
Company c had a practice in
spection at the armory last evening,
preliminary to the inspection by a
rouc1or ~ nHScnr povt yNnInocIoy
evening. The boys are in good trim
and are confident If making a fine
showing.
y. E. Carnine and LS II. Storgaard,
both former citizens of Brookings,
have severed their connection with the
Dakota Farmer at Aberdeen, with
which they have been connected for
several years, and we understand that
they will remove to California.
e I. Flittie went to Flandreau Mon,
DAY morning on business. On account
II the storm the trains did OF move
on tiie Milwaukee road and he had to
drive home Tuesday afternoon. He
says a thirty mile drive straight north
was no cinch Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. +. O. Shuch and children, who
have been here several weeks visitin
the Sutton and DR.. Miller families, left
Tuesday morning for their home at
Hartley, Iowa. The little girl of the
family a ill at the hospital during
most of their visit here. but has entire.
ly recovered.
s. II. McCarl made a business triL
0 Elkton between trains Monday morn
ing in the interests of his New Mexi
co excursion. which starts for Las
Vegas next Tuesday morning. A big
crowd Of Brookings county people, in.
Guiding eight oil ten from this city,
will make the trip.
At the NJ. f.. church Sunday even.
ing Rev. Boyers preached a special
sermon to the college students under