The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-10

|? IllSueSt market prlce pald TOT cream
Z at the college creamery.
: Mrs. s. c. Cornell went to Airing
3 ton Monday evening for a visit witt
) friends.
5 Father Shean went to Elkton Mon
} day morning to attend a weddina
north of there.
} f. c. Neill has a new line of the
5 Tipp Whip Co.-Harvester whips
!, md are the best.
Mrs. Leon Coleman and Miss Alma
Glindeman departed last evening for
their claims near Newell.
week from Denver, where she spent
several weeks with her son.
A large party of college students
journeyed over to Volga Friday even
ing and enjoyed a good time between
trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernett C~hristianson
of Volga, visited Sunday at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Loban.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ferguson went
to Elkton Saturday morning and re-
NAMED over Sunday with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. S. H. McCarl and her neice,
Miss Dorothy Inscho left Friday for
a two or three weeks visit at Sioux
City and Gushing, la.
See all the fine attractions at the
Presbyterian church. Get your for
tune told. Get a prize exhibit. Hear
a good reader, and soloist.
Miss Aurora Leekley departed Tues
day morning for Chicago, where she
will take a special work in music for
The ley six or seven months.
2,350,0 0 pure old-fashiohed buck
wheat cakes made from every days
grinding of Wrishts Mills, Berlin,
Wis, Ask grocers. Wright wrongs
no man"
Eugene Walters drama, Paid III
Full" VIII be given at the Grand No
vember ~. The piece is carefully
staged and perfectly played by an eN-
cellent company.
With the building of a new $780,
600 court house and a $75, 900 federal
building and some new buildings at
the college, Brookings should be a
pretty busy place next summer
The Daniel Boone company, which
comes to the Opera house the 18th of
this month, is one of the best shows
on the road and Brookings' theatre
goers should remember the date.
Paid in Full is the title of the
best dramatic success in fifteen years,
and is slated for Brookings, November
"a. 1t ought to greatly interest all
married people "a we'll as the single
person.
Frank Locke arrived from Milwau-
kee Sunday evening for a brief visit
with former college friends, going to
Castlewood Monday to spend a few
days with his parents. He is now en-
ployed by the Allis-Chalmers engine
company at Milwaukee.
Next Tuesday probably the best
home game of the college season will
be played at the college park, the
Dakota Wesleyan team of Mitchell be
ing the visiting team. Mitchell was
defeated by Vermillion, 23 to II, and
Brookings will have to hustle to WIN.
There was a stag party at the home
of DR.. f. A. Lentz Monday evening,
the affair being a surprise perpetrItcd
by Mrs. l.entZ who invited quite a
number of the doctors friends in to
spend a pleasant evening and help
him celebrate his birthday anuiyer-
sary.
Shirley p. Miller arrived home Mon
day evening from Berlin, Germany,
where he has been doing special work
for the past two years. He received
his doctors degree and will shortly
take up his work as head Of the zool-
ogy department of the college. Mr..
Miller says that he enjoyed his stay
in Germany, but is glad to get back
home.
The following have taken out mar
riage permits this week: Julian
Thompson and Malena Wallen, Nolga;
Frank H. S~herbarth, Red Wing, Mimi,
and Alma Sherwood, White; Patrick
Culhane and Margaret f. Mccarthy.
Elkton; Elmer o. Frees, Mission Hill,
S. d., and Ella NJ. Owens, Verdi,
Mimi: Tom Anderson and Else Jen-
sen, NOlga.
%. II. NOOultlIoN lids bttll dl DCi
eca the past couple of weeks trying
to get some clue to the whereabouts
of his sol George, who has been miss
ing for some time. 1t is not known
whether he met with foul play or vol
UNFAIRLY left home, In the latter case
he must have been temporarily out Of
his mind, as there was no reason why
he should leave. He had been farm
ing lear Seneca and had a very pros
porous year.
Senator Coe l. Crawford came in
from the west Saturday morning be-
tween trains, returning in the even
ing to Lake Preston, where he was
billed for an address. The senator
was looking fine and informed us that
he had a most enjoyable time OF his
recent trip to Mexico. He stated that
the campaign over the state was the
uuitest he had ever known, so quiet
in fact that he wasn't having a bit
of fun campaigning.