The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-08-11

The latest thing out Angel FRANCO
at Abbott's White Fountain.
A. H. Wheaton of Rapid City, ar
rived Friday night for a short bust
ness trip.
A m~erry-go-round has opened up
for business on the corner opposite
the Register office.
c. E. Haugen and family Of Webster,
visited this week at the home Of his
brother, e. E. Haugen.
A marriage license was issued on
Thursday to William +. Baker and
Miss Della Jones of Bruce.
R. A. Storm, who spent a few days
at jamestown, N. d., or legal bust
ness, returned Thursday night.
Mrs. w. A. Garfield was a passenger
for Herndon, Iowa, Friday morning,
on a visit to relatives and friends.
Rev. Hugh Robinson returned home
Tuesday morning from Chicago, where
he preached in one of the churches on
Sunday.
Robert Whitmus and family of Will
mar, Mimi, arrived Saturday morning
for a visit at the home of his father,
John Whitmus.
Miss Clara Knutson arrived from
Minneapolis Sunday morning for a few
days stay at the home of her cousin,
Register of Deeds Utigard.
Prof. f. J. Haynes and wife and the
Misses Ruby and Daisy Williams had
numbers OF the program given at Vol
ga Friday evening for the benefit of
the hospital.
Prof. Solberg and family left Mon.
day for North Dakota for a visit with
the professors brother. From there
Mr.. Solberg expects to go to the Pa
cific coast before returning home.
The family of ]. F. Randall, who
have a nice, new cottage at Lake
Campbell, entertained a brother and
uncle over Sunday, S. S. Randall of
Huron, who came down Friday night.
Mrs. Jane Prowse was given a pleas
ant surprise by the Royal Neighbors
on Friday evening and was presented
with a beautiful souvenir spoon. Mrs.
Prowse expects to leave soon for her
claim in Perkins county.
Mrs. Hugh Robinson and the chill
dren, accompanied by Miss Kate Cald-
well, who spent nearly two weeks at
Lake Chetek, near Tracy, returned on
Friday evening. Mr.. Robinson went
to Chicago from Tracy to fill the pull
pit of an old ministerial friend on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Massar attend
ed a family reunion Of Mrs. Massar's
folks at Brookings last Sunday. o. r.
Nelson and daughter, Erma Of Seattle,
Wash, arrived in Arlington last ev-
ening for a visit with his sister, Mrs.
Massar. The little daughter will re-
main with Mrs. Massar.-Arlington
Sun.
S. r. Morris, president of the Bank
Of Mitchell, and wife and two children,
Ed Morris, cashier of the Bank of
Mitchell, and wife, and w. A. Norris,
an attorney of Redfeld and wife and
two children, were in the city Thurs
day and spent a few hours at the
home of William Cutler. They were
on their way to points in Wisconsin,
making the trip in automobiles.
Most musical comedies fit gaily in
to view, have a butterfly life of a sea
son or two and then vanish into dark
ness. A play with a longer life is
The Flower OF the Ranch" for Il was
produced in New York two years ago.,
and then played the whole summer at
the Garrick in Chicago, and today is
in constant demand in the cities
throughout the United States. "The
Flower of the Ranch" has the merit
of possessing a we'll developed story,
with characters drawn consistently
and incidents free from exaggeration.
The songs have a fascinating charm
and all in all it is a play that really
makes theatre going worth while. This
attraction will appear at the Grand OPP
era house on Saturday, September 10.