The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-02-17

typewriter ribbons Tor Oliver, KEN
nington and Underwood machines a
the Register Office.
The local lodge of A. 0. e. w. viii
entertain State Deputy Born this ven
ing and a full attendance is desired
+. l.. Williams was up from Lake
Benton a couple Of days this week
visiting at the home of his brother. z
II. Williams.
Mrs. f. II. Patterson left the first
of the week for Chicago, where she
will spend some time buying new
goods for her millinery store.
President Slaglc returned home Sat
urday morning from Elk Point. where
he attended the funeral of the late
+. c. Ericsson. president Of the board
of regents.
Miss Halle Hyde returned to her
studies at the University of Illinois or
Saturday morning after spending ter
days or two weeks at the home of heI
father, DR.. A. w. Hyde.
The ladies aid society OF the Bap
fist church will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. r. II. Bartlett February
"a. Mrs. f. w. Forsee and Mrs. G
F. Thayer will assist in entertaining
All are cordially invited.
The athletic differences between
Vermillion and Brookings have beer
patched up and the two big 'tate in
stitutions will meet the coming year
A football game will be played in the
fall, and it will probably be pulled of
n this city.
J. r. McGill returned Friday from q
trip west in the interests of the new
monument works at Tracy, in which
he is half owner. Mr.. McGill will
spend most Of his time travelling for
the new enterprise and will make
/ Brookings his headquarters.
The athletic association of the col
lege held its annual carnival at the
gymnasium Friday evening. There
was the usual shows and general good
time always enjoyed at these affairs.
There was a big crowd in attendance
and the association cleared something
over two hundred dollars
T. O. Bogstie made a business trip
to Brookings Wednesday. He is
thinking very strongly Of PURCHASING
a residence in that city and movin2
there after ne es!ls his stock and farm.
machinery at auction on the 23rd, in
order to give his younger children the
advantage Of a college education
Toronto Herald.
The funeral of Nels Nelson, who was
killed in the accident near Bruce last
week, was held on Thursday at the
North Sterling Lutheran church, In
charge of Rev. Olson Of Brandt. The
funeral of Theodore Johnson, the other
unfortunate boy, was held on Saturday.
Services were held at the home Of his
father, Thos. n. Johnson, followed by
another service at the Sterling Iuth'
eran church. both being in charge OF
Rev. J. NJ Green Of this city. Both
funerals were largely attended.
The Brookings county Pomona
Grange will meet at Dempster, Satur'
day, March 18th, This organization
comprises the subordinate grange OF
Watertown, DeSmet, Brookings, White
Trenton and Dempster. There viii be
a public meeting In the afternoon
beginning at 9 O'Clock and We hope TO
see a large number in attendance
There will be delegates from nearly
all the oranges, and among the number
will be prominent speakers, II OF
whom will be Gen. s. J. Conklin oil
Clark. The program for the afternoon
, meeting will be announced later, Re-
: member the date, March 18th, 1910
Estelline Tribune.