The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-10-20
Local and Personal

from his home In Maryland 10 be In
readiness for the opening Of the
school OF agriculture the last OF the
month.
Prof. John 5. Cole arrived from
Denver yesterday morning for a brief
stay on business and 10 visit his many
friends. Since leaving the college
be has been field representative OF
the dry land bureau Of the depart
ment of agriculture. and has more
than made good.
w. b. Martin, Jr., head OF the W.
b. Martin Land company OF Kansas
City. spent a day or two here the
last OF the week with the company's
local agent, s. II. McCarl. While in
the city he and Mr.. McCarl closed
out al the company's real estate hold
ings in this county.
The L. r r gave q farewell recep-
ton and dance for Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Thayer and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Marvin at the G.. a. r. hall Tuesday
evening, and a most enjoyable time
was had. The young people expect
10 leave this week for their claims
hear Belle Fourche.
Capt. Geo. ". Roskie is planning
10 organize a company of boy
scouts in Brookings and a meeting
will likely be held some time dur
ing the coming week. These COM
panies are being organized all over
the country and are a fine thing for
a youngster who joins.
The Register is in receipt OF an
announcement Of the marriage of
Lloyd f. Work and Miss Ada Curtis
Bronson, which occurred at Chicago
October -. Mr.. Work spent his boy
hood days in Brookings and still has
many friends here who WI extend
congratulations and best wishes.
The Russell Musical Novelty gave
a very pleasant entertainment in the
hall of the Elks' room Wednesday
evening. The instruments used by
this company are altogether novel
and unique. and must be heard to be
understood or appreciated. An eX-
traOrdinary entertainment.-Webster
City Freeman. At the Pleasant Hour
October 1926.
A. F. Pay and wife or Huron and
5. L. Bunday and family OF Airing
ton. spent Sunday at the home OF A.
f. James. Sunday was Mr.. and Mrs.
James fifteenth wedding anniversary
and the forty-seccnd anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pay was Saturday, so
a proper celebration Of the two i'm
portant epochs was held at the
James home.
The Elkton Record says that Fred
w. Cuckow will move here TO take
up the practices Of law. Mr.. Cuckow
is a former college student and has
a large circle Of acquaintance here
who will be glad to welcome him TO
the city. We understand he has rent
ed the Loveland house on Sixth street
and that he will have Offices in the
Mathews & Murphy block.
The Brookings high school foot
ball team kept their slate clean Sat.
urday by administering a beating to
the fast Madison team. The o
was IL to O.. For some reason or 9TH
er the Madison papers failed to give
the game a proper write-up, but from
all accounts II was a hard fought
contest, with Brookings having a de-
cided advantage. The Brook'n gs team
Wen 10 Madison by auto and was &C
companied by quite a few supporters.
The initial number of the High
School Lecture Course was presented
at the Temple Grand theatre last
evening, and If this entertainment is
any criterion for the balance OF the
course the public will certainly en-
JOY a succession of rate treats. The
Russell Novelty company came up to
the expectations Of all who heard
them.-Creston Qowa) Morning
American. At the Pleasant Hour Oc-
tober 1926.
Country people should attend the
lecture course. The winter evenings
are long. and there is too little educa-
tional entertainment in the country.
The manager cannot see you personal
ly. or put this before you as It should
be, but If you will drop a line to the
manager of the lecture course, or tele-
phone to Kendall's drug store on Oct.
% or % you can arrange for a reserv
ed seat. Country people only are
expected to telephone for reserves.)
Read the ad elsewhere.
c. J.. Day. proprietor OF the Brook
ings Marble and Granite works. this
week received two carloads OF the