The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-31

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Calendars for 1911. Call and see
orr line. Register Publishing Co.
Don't forget the PIE social at the
1. O. O. +. hall next Thursday even
ing.
Homer Rexford went to Aurora on
Tuesday morning to look after the
work on his farm.
City Superintendent Morton left the
first of the week for Chicago to at
tend the electrical show.
Miss Abbott came down from De
Smet Friday and visited until Sunday
evening with her brother, Guy.
John Whitmus of the Press force,
left Saturday morning for a weeks Wis
it at Marshall md Willnar, MINI.
c. w. Koenig was down from White
in his auto Monday. Mr.. Koenig
is now in the land business with w.
A. Burgess.
Miss Gertrude %Steadman, candidate
for county superintendent, was down
from White Saturday to attend the
progressive conference.
w. A. Garfield returned home Tues
day evening from his trip 20 Iowa and
reports a month of great enjoyment
among his old neighbors.
Mrs. Chas. Magruder came down
from De Smet Tuesday morning for a
few days visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Messer-
schmidt.
W.. II. Thompson and family moved
here the last OF the week from Mar
shall and are living in south Brook.
ings. Mr.. Thompson has a string of
horses which he will train on the fair
grounds track.
Frank Poe, night bsggageman at the
depot, has lost his job, as the com-
pany is getting hard up and has Or
dered the position dispensed with all
along their line. The work will fall
on the night operators.
B. w. Lanphier returned home the
last of the week from Perkins county,
where he filed on a claim. He sue
ceeded in getting a good piece of land
close to a railroad, but says that
claims in that section are very scarce.
A card from Charley Brown at Port
land, Oregon says: We'll, | got here
all right and am working nm Joy,
but this is Gods country. EVERYTHING
is green and flowers and fruit trees
in full bloom. | saw John Sperb to-
day"
George P. Hall will leave this week
for Beach, n. D., where he will open
a law office. Beach is located in the
extreme western part of the state and
is a growing town. The many friends
of Mr.. Hall will wish him the best
of success in his new field.
Harold West arrived Saturday even
ing and visited until Monday night
with friends here. Harold is attend
ing the University of Minnesota and
came to Pipestone with the university
band of which he is a member. The
band has been making a our of south
ern Minnesota.
Rev. J. NJ. Green and little sons
left Tuesday morning for Madelia,
Mimi, to spend a week with Mr..
Green's parents. Mr.. Green closes
his connection with the Lutheran
church here the last of May and will
go to Dane county, Wisconsin, where
he has accepted a call.
Eugene Dupraz arrived with his fam
lily from Aurora, H., last week and has
near Aurora. He will only have to
change part of his p~ostofice address.
G.. F. Thayer of the Brookings Land e.
Trust company, went down Saturday
to help him get settled.
The advantage of advertising in a
newspaper, instead of a handful, is
that people want the newspaper and
none care whether the handful stays
or the porch or blows away. If the
newspaper fails to reach the subscrib-
er once. he to the publication Of
flee and roars. The handbill may go
by every day without stirring a pro-
test.-EX.
Col. T. G. Orr will leave tomorrow
for Hot Springs to attend a meeting
of the soldiers home board, of which
he is a member. This is expected to
be an important session and it is ex-
pected that it will last a week or ten
days. Among the matters to be dis
posed Of is a five thousand dollar dam
age suit instituted by one of the sold
iers who was recently discharged rom
the home.