The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-03
L. q. HILL, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
GLASSES FITTED.
First National Bank Building.
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/. f. Heck, proprietor of the Volga
meat market, was in the city between
trains Tuesday.
First class Blacksmithing and Wood
work done at the old Peter Hallen
Blacksmith Shop. 2w
Miss May Murphy came down from
De Smet Friday and visited over Sun.
day with her parents.
c. Il. SINNERS Department Store
is certainly receiving a generous sup
ply Of new spring merchandise.
President Slagle went to Sioux
Falls Saturday morning to attend a
meeting OF the board of regents.
c. B. Hoyt, state master Of the
grange, visited Bruce Saturday and
held a meeting in the interests of the
order.
James Revel returned Tuesday
morning from Rochester, where he
consulted the Mayos regarding his
health.
DR.. Helen Ryerson arrived from Ba'
tavia. Ill.,, the last of the week, being
called here by the illness of her faith
er, R. Ryerson.
A contract has been closed with the
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra for
two concerts to be given on the after
noon and evening Of May 81.
w. H. Harvey is reported very much
better this week and ultimate recovery
is now looked for. He has partly re-
gained the use of his side that was
paralyzed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Thornber were
called to ~Iroquois the last Of the
week by the death of Mr.. Thornber's
uncle, Thos. Thornber, one of the old
time residents of that section.
Frank Nixon, the lecturer, appeared
at the opera house Thursday evening
as one Of the college lecture course
number and last evening another mum.
Der, a lecture by Peter Mcqueen on
the land where Roosevelt is hunting,
was given.
Mrs. c. II. Bullen and little son will
leave Saturday morning for the new
home of the family at Portland, Ore.
Their household goods and those of
c. F. Allen, which have been stored
in the Murphy house, were shipped
in a a this week.
E~ngelbrecht Brendsell, from near
Volga, who was brought here last week
and placed in care of the sheriff, had
an examination before the board OF
insanity and was committed to the
asylum at Yankton. 1t is hoped that
the young man will be restored to
good mental health by a course OF
treatment there.
Thos. Parsons, a former college stu,
dent and for several years a resident
of Brookings, has been elected to the
position of professor Of agronomy in
the State university Of Idaho at Lara.
mic. This makes two State college
graduates holding professorships in
that institution, the second being
Frank E, Hepner, who is head Of the
chemistry department.
Guy Abbott informs us that he eX-
poets to be ready to open his drug
store for business in about two weeks.
A large number of improvem' nts will
be made, including the painting and
papering of the interior and new stock
and fixtures will be added. The entire
front of the store will be remodeled,
the door being changed to the south
side and new plate glass windows adj
ded.
NJ. o. Hill, who with Mrs. Hill has
Tuesday morning and remained until
last night. He has been establishing
agencies for the Brictson Manufacture
ing company Of this city and reports
a most excellent business throughout
the south. He came here from Mime
polls, where he represented the firm
at the auto show and he went from
here last night to Kansas City to at
tend the show there. He will then
return to Atlanta, Georgia, where Mrs.
Hill is staying. They expect to re-
turn to Brookings a little later in
the season.
Boom your town. If you don't who
will? Make all the newcomers and
prospective residents think it Is going
to be the metropolis of this part of
the country. and it soon will be. Get
in live and energetic men and the
town cannot help but prosper, go for
ward and grow. You never saw a
amount To ANYTHING where husi.