The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-04-22
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NJ. o. Hill went to Carthage on bust
ness Tuesday, expecting to spend two
or three days.
Conkey's Lice Powder going fast
at c. d. Kendalrs. Poultrymen, take
~adsantage of free offer, Don't ,sin'
teggs'r
| The Ladies Guild off St. Pauls
church will meet az the home ofMrsl
~. E. Hansen Thursday afternoon.
April 90.
Anyone contemplating the building
of cement walks or any kind OF ce.
ment work call on John Dokken for
estimates.
| T. 7. Dot of Salem, a graduate CT
the pharmacy department OF the col
lege last year, was here yesterday 70
take the state examination.
w. ID. Cantillon, general manager
of the North Western, and A. c. John
son, general agent, were in the city
Thursday on their way west.
o. n Runyan of Sioux Falls. a form.
or employe Of the Register. was here
the last of the week. He is now trav.
cling for the Whiting Paper Co. OF
Chicago.
Mrs. Bertha Algard came down from
Watertown Tuesday night for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G..
Fox. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Johnson of Oregon, Wis, an old friend
of the family.
A number of the friends and neigh.
borS of Mrs. Morris Shea met at her
home in north Brookings last even
ing and assisted her in celebrating a
birthday anniversary. Refreshments
were served and a very enjoyable time
was had until a late hour.
Miss Winnie Catlett entertained
about thirty friends Tuesday evening
for Carl Kemp of Los Angeles. Cal,
who has been a guest at the Catlett
home the past week. Refreshments
were served and dancing and games
served to while away a very enjoyable
evening.
The Brookings County Fair associa
ton is putting up $500 in cash prizes
to the boys and girls of the county FOR
best farm products of various kinds,
best canning, baking, pickles and the
like. This will certainly stimulate in
terest in the fair among the young
folks of that county.-Flandreau Her.
aid.
Quality and not quantity has always
been the aim of the manager Of A
Pair of Country Kids company and
has placed this popular play and COM
pany mong the class welcomed every
year by our theatre-goers as an old
friend. Remember the date, one night
only, Monday evening, April 26 at the
Grand.
The Runaways" at the opera house
Monday evening was one OF the best
shows of the season and one OF the
best in the musical comedy line that
has ever visited Brookings. The house
was not anywhere near what the *.
cellent work of the company deserved,
and if Brookings does not %pauonize
the good shows that visit US, the, e.
not be expected to come again.
At the First NJ. f. church SUnda,
morning w. T. Graham. district super
intendent, will preach and administer
the Lords Supper. He will hold a
quarterly conference at eight p. II.
in the pastors study. Next Sunday
night the pastor will begin a series
of sermons to young people, TO which
all are invited. !. The Ideal Young
Man" . The Ideal Young Woman
,. Mother All that ! am or hope
to be | owe TO my Mother Abraham
Lincoln.
This week Alfred Nelson disposed
of his hardware stock 70 Gus Wilcox
and son, Vincent, who have already
taking possession and are conducting
their new business. Mr.. Nelson has
been in the hardware business here
the past three years and a half and
has many friends who will regret 70
see him sever his connection with the
business life Of the city. Mr.. Wilcox
has long been a resident of this city
and is rated as a very substantial cit
zen and We predict that the new firm
will make good from the start. NJ.
Wilcox traded in a section of land near
Clear Lake on the deal, and Mr.. Nelson
will devote his time 70 the land.
Prof. Hansen is Offering this year
three OF the varieties of fruit that he
has developed at the Brookings expert
ment station, the supply OF each be-