The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-02-24

home Saturday night from a couple
Of weeks visit at Worthwhile.
We welcome a new correspondent
from Brookings township this week,
who sends in a good newsy letter.
Suits cleaned and pressed on short
notice at the Columbia Clothing Co.
Trousers sponged and pressed Is
cents. 4w
Geo. Bishman returned home Sun
day evening from Mankato, where he
was called last week by the death of
an aunt.
DIR Spafford of Flandreau, a mem
Der of the board of regents, spent a
couple of days at the college the first
of the week.
The State college basket ball team
was defeated by Mitchell at the col
lege armory Friday evening, the score
being IS to 16.
R. H. Norberg arrived from Water
loo, Iowa Monday evening to take q
position as night linotype operator at
the Register office.
Fred Camp, who recently opened a
photograph gallery at Lake Benton,
spent a couple of days visiting friends
here the last of the week
Miss Winnie Hyde returned to Battle
Creek, Mich, Saturday morning after
spending two or three weeks at the
home of parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. w.
Hyde.
w. H. Murphy went to Aurora last
night to attend the funeral of James
Smith, one of the oldest settlers of the
county. The funeral was held this
morning.
T. O. Bogstie of Toronto, has rented
the J. p Olson house in east Brookings
from John Croft and will move his
family here the coming week to make
their home.
Prof. J.. w. Wilson and E. l.. Spur
ling went to Watertown yesterday
morning to attend the annual meet
ing of South Dakota Swine ard Sheep
Breeders association.
The girls dancing club of the high
school gave a pleasant dance, to which
the gentlemen were invited, at Apollo
hall last Friday evening. Miss Blanche
and Van Fishbsck acted as chaper-
ones.
G. J. Flittie started for Bruce on the
accommodation Thursday, the train
was making such poor time that he
decided to get off and walk back. He
found himself in Sterling township and
"hoofed' it back to Brookings from
there.
The Brictson Manufacturing com
pany of this city, makers of the Brict-
son tread, had a page ad setting forth
the merits of their product in the
Sunday Minneapolis Journal. It was
not only a good advertisement for the
company, but for Bookings as well.
Clerk of Courts Hanson did a little
advertising last week and as a result
he disposed of a couple of marriage
licenses, after the Register was out.
They are as follows: Henry Johann
sen and Emma Stuefen of Elkton:
benjamin Vandebury and Je1sic
Wiersma of Volga.
The students Of the college under
the direction of Miss Grace Smiley,
presented S~hakcspeare's Twelfth
Night" at the opera house Monday
evening. Each one of the actors took
their part nicely and in our opionion
it was exceptionally good for an anna
teur performance. The play was
nicely staged and good costumes added
to it's attractiver esS.
c. Z. Carlisle left Monday evening
for Sioux Falls to attend the prohibition
state meeting, but on account of the
train blockade was unable to get any
farther than Arlington. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Quincy Lee Morrow left on Saturday
and were BILE to get through, but they
telephoned that the meeting had been
postponed, as it was impossible for
the delegates to get there.
Following is q list of Col. S. j.
Rudolph's sale dates for February and
the first part of March; February 8,
u p. Hopper; February Is, Puhr es-
tate; February 16, w. G. Cramer; Feb
ruary %, Geo. Lynch; February "a,
Fred Hepner; February 26, Geo. Ke-
land; February %, L. Ferestad; March
2, E. w. Whittemore, Estelline; March
3, E. L. Purling; March 7, Mr. soden;
March 8, Andrew Ha!steth: March 9,
H. C. Olson; March 10, Will Grinols.