The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-04-15

j. J. Rossman has been running as
helper on the mail run between HUI
ron and Tracy the past week.
Chorus rehearsal for May Festival
at s o'clock every Monday evening at
the Methodist church. All singers in
vited.
Anyone contemplating the building
of cement walks or any kind of ce-
ment work call on John Dokken for
estimates.
G.. G. Koenig of Watertown. who
has been advertising in the Register,
sold an A. 3. C. auto TO a Volga party
last week.
O. S. Sneve and family loaded a
carload of household goods and will
leave this week for their new home
in Washington.
The ladies aid society of the VI.
+. church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Hoover, Thursday, April 30. Mes
danes Waltz, Hoy and James will
assist.
Save the little chicks from Indiges-
ton, Bowel Trouble, Diarrhea, etc.
Conkey's Cholera Cure in the drink
ing water is guaranteed by c. d. Ken.
dali. 25c and soc.
The Methodist Episcopal church,
The morning theme will be "Wo-
mans Work in the Church OF God"
The theme for the evening will be
This One Thing | Do
Mrs. Roth of Minneapolis, is visit
ing at the home of her brother, w.
F. Engelhart, south of the city. She
was called here by the serious illness
of her mother, whose condition is now
much improved.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued the past week: G..
A. Schmidt of Darcy, y. D., and Miss
Anna Johnson of Brookings: Rudolph
Feltis of Cedar Rapids, Iowa and
Agnes ]. Poula, Pipestone, Mimi,
Mrs. J. w. Catlett gave two delight
full five O'Clock teas on Wednesday
and Friday of last week, entertaining
about eighty of her lady friends, and
the last affair was an Easter party"
Dainty refreshments were served on
both occasions, and they We're high
ly successful socially.
The Aberdeen Daily News states
that Col. A. S. Frost will move TO that
city to make his home. Col. Frost
was commandment at the college Just
before the outbreak Of the Spanish
American war, when the First Da-
kota went to the Philippines he was
appointed colonel of the regiment.
H. G. Moffatt arrived home Sunday
from Texas, where he spent the Win
ter along the gulf coast. He worked
at his trade of carpenter while there
and built -four houses and only came
home because it was getting too warm
in that country. On his way home he
visited New Orleans and other points
of interest.
All previous records We're broken
in the Baptist Sunday school last Sun
day when the Easter offering amount
ed to over $500. The house was
crowded at both morning and evening
services. Prof. Carl Christensen de-
serves credit for the training OF the
chorus in rendering The Crucified,'
one of Nevin's productions.
Ray l.. Griswold. who for some time
has been taking a course at the Gran
ger business school, left yesterday
for Brookings where he will accept a
position as ~bookkeeper for the Brict-
son Manufacturing company, the firm
| which makes the Brictson automobile
tire casing, and several other automo-
bile specialties. Ray has just COM
pleted his ~course.-Watertown Public
Opinion.
+. O. Wood and Fred Dawes return
ed home Tuesday evening from Las
Vegas, New Mexico, where they went
last week to look over the country,
I. +. Heck. who accompanied them,
remained in that country for a longer
visit. The three gentlemen purcEas'
ed about 800 acres of land close to
Las Vegas, which is a pretty good in
dication that they are we'll pleased
with the country.
Easter was fttingly observed in
the churches of the city. At the
Presbyterian church special programs
were given both morning and evening
featured by musical numbers, and il
was one of the finest services ever
given in the city. = number deserv
ing special mention was a solo by
Mrs. A. CT. Kheiralla OF Lake Preston
who possesses a voice of rare quality
that fairly charms her hearers. Mrs
Riley, the choir director, is to be
highly congratulated on the success
of her work. At the NJ. E. church
two fna nropramS ware pivep Jr