The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-04-08
DR.. A. A. HARRIS
BROOkINGS. S. d.
Practice Established Is Years
Our past patients are our references

w. A. Burgess was over from White
Monday.
DR.. i. c. Miller was a Volga visit
or on professional business between
trains yesterday morning.
Mrs, Thos. Madden left yesterday
morning for Chicago, being called
there by the serious illness of a sister.
Anyone contemplating the building
of cement walks or any kind of ce-
ment work call on John Dokken for
estimates.
Mrs. Matt ReXford. one of the old
time residents of Aurora, passed away
on Sunday evening and the funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon.
Yankton voted in favor of saloons
Monday by a majority of 241. 1t was
one Of the hardest and most keenly
fought elections in many years.
Finest of hand painted china, paint
ed by Mrs. S%pedden, will be sold strict
~ at cost price April s, . and 10,
at Spedden and Pages drug store.
Mrs. Frank Farrenkop was the win
ner of the fine chair in the Grover
furniture store contest. which closed
the first of the month. The lucky
number was 2l5J.
Governor Eessey has appointed DR..
+. l.. Moore of the State college facul-
", as a member OF the board of exam
iners under the new veterinary law
passed at the last Legislative session.
The Runaways." a bright musical
skit which predominated in the first
production Of the piece in New York
City. where it was played for seven
months to crowded houses. An even
ing of pleasure and entertainment is
guaranteed to all who come.
Parties who mail notices to the Reg
lister for free publication should e&-
ercise a little care in putting the re-
qui.ite amount Of postage on their let
ters. Remember it takes a two-cent
stamp and by putting that amount N.
it viii save us the necessity Of pay
ing postage due when the mail car
rier around.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. Loomis, who
have been visiting at he home of Mr..
and Mrs. Mccoy. returned to Harvard
Ell. Iowa. the last of the week. Mr..
LOOmis, who is a conductor for the
Northwestern. expects to be in
charge of the work that will use the
Salem gravel pit this summer The
north and south road will be thorough
Is ballasted this season.
Or. and Mrs. A. A. Harris, who have
been making their home at Mime
apolis since last fall, arrived here
Tuesday evening and the doctor will
agiin esum the practice OF dentis-
trr at his old Offices in the Hyde-Har-
IH~ DiOCh. lIlS tSlIlidDlt idhiliS VIII
he warmly welcomed back to the city.
hey expect to take possession of
their home just as Don as the present
occupant, j. II. Roberts, finds a an
other house.
That the people of Brookings coun-
is have splendid home markets right
within their own county is again en-
phatically demonstrated by today's
Register. Our advertisers have much
of interest to say to you and they
are people whom you know to be re-
liable and those whose goods will be
found just exactly as they represent
them. BY visiting their stores you
will find that nothing has been left
undone to make their stocks COM
plete in every department and you will
have a great variety of elchandise
to choose from. You can see the
goods before buying and thus can get
exactly the right thing and get 1t now;
no delays, no freight Or express
charges, no disappointments.