The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-24

Hot Cross Buns 1Oc at the Corner
Grocery.
Rev. j. E Parker will preach at the
Christian church ON Sunday.
See John Dokken before you let
your contract for cement work.
If you have never eaten Velvet ice
cream you don't know what it is.
Find out.
DR.. R. L. Slagle returned home Fri
day evening from a few days business
trip TO Minneapolis.
The College Orchestra and Choral
opera house on Friday evening, March
p.
A pair of spectacles has been left
at this office, which the owner may
have by ealing and paying for this
notice.
Monday, the 21st, is supposed &c be
the opening day of spring, but here in
South Dakota we beat it about three
weeks.
Mrs. f. f. Subelia returned TO her
home at Hawarden Tuesday evening
after a visit with friends and old
neighbors here.
Guy S. Abbott has the exclusive sale
for this city Of Velvet ice cream, man
ufactured at Huron, S. d. by George
A, Brown, the candy kid
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Lee Morrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Burris, c. E.. Car
Isle and Miss Elsie Pyncheon attended
the prohibition state convention at HUI
ron Tuesday.
County Auditor Bitterness left the
first of the week for Pierre TO attend
a meeting of the county auditors of the
state and decide upon the a levy
for tine coming year.
We are obliged to leave out our
story this week on account Of the large
amount of advertising that came in at
the last moment, but it will appear
as usual next week.
Automobiles are generally regarded
as a sign of prosperity, and if the ef-
forts of local agents are rewarded
Brookings will present a John d. Rock
e~feller appearance this summer.
Our summer weather is still with us
and looks good TO continue. 1t has
been the finest March this section has
ever seen. even the old timers admit
that, and the farmers have already
done quite a little work in the fields.
]. w. Lenocker of Saltwater, Okla
homa, arrived in the city Monday and
is looking for a residence and Will
make his home here. Mr.. Lenocker
who is a former resident Of Iowa, did
not like the south and thought he
would try the north again.
The business men of Volga last week
held a get together banquet, at which
plans were discussed for the advance
ment of the west side metropolis. II
might be we'll for some of VOlga'S
neighbors to follow her example. A
live, harmonious set Of business men is
the best asset a own can have.
1t is reported that a large number OF
pickerel and other game fish are being
shot in the Kirby pond and Other
sloughs west of the city. Our game
warden should get busy, as game fist
are too scarce around here to allow
pot-hunters to slaughter them. These
fish can get into Lake Compbell or the
river, where they will furnish GOO
sport later in the year and they shOul,
be protected now.
A dispatch TO the Minneapolis Jour
nal from Hampton, Iowa, says: Woed
won and a wedding ceremony perform
ed and not a word spoken. This Wa.
the experience of Miss Alice Cheste.
of Atlantic and Frank S. Myers O
: Bookings, S. D., both deaf mutes. Rev
Mr.. Cushman of this place performe,
the ceremony through Miss Maggie 10.
as intermediary who translated thu
words of the clergyman into the sig
, language and in answer TO the ques
tions the young couple nodded thei
heads. The bridegroom is a gradual
. Of the industrial school for the dea
| Of South Dakota and will enter bus
mass ar PlankintOn 8 i.