The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-07
Strawberries 12Ia cents a box at the
Corner Grocery.

Hear the city band concert at the
opera house tomorrow evening.
Father Shean went to Tracy Monday
morning to visit a couple of days with
Father Carlin.
DR.. Slagle, who was quite seriously
i'll for some days, is reported to be
very much improved.
ing and visited until Monday evening
with his wife and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Swanson came down
from Pierre Friday morning for a few
days visit with Brookings friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Betkey returned
from Minneapolis Sunday evening,
after spending a week IT the electric
show.
Miss Lillian Armstrong has accept
ed a position in the dry goods depart
ment at o. 0. Olson &c company's de-
partment store.
Or. A w. Hyde left Monday even
ing for Pierre and points west of
the river to look at some land. He
returned home yesterday.
DR.. ]. G. Parsons, occulist and aurist
Of Sioux Falls, will be at Hotel Leon.
Bookings, Tuesday, April 10Th. Eye,
ear, nose and throat. Glasses fitted.
A. Hoover. Prof. A. b. Crosier, VIM.
Cutler and f. II. Williams departed
Monday morning for the Musselshell
valley in Montana to- look over the
country.
A. G. Kennard left Friday morning
for Caldwell, Idaho. where he has a
position. Caldwell is the home of I.
S. Binford, Thos. JACKSON and one or
two other former Brookings people.
w. A. Chase and family moved to
Brookings Monday where they will
make their home in the future. Their
many friends will miss them, but we
all unite in wishing them happiness
and success.-Castlewood Republican.
Listen to what the agents of other
fire insurance companies have to say.
Then read the Queen City Fire In.
surance companies ad. Inquire into
the facts. You will then decide that
the Queen City policy is the policy you
want.
Rev. Black, G.. F. Knappen, NJ. G
Carlisle and f. NJ. Ellis were at Mitch
ell last week to attend the Laymen's
Missionary Movement meeting. They
report a largely attended and enthu
siastic meeting, with addresses from a
number of noted speakers.
If you enjoy the concerts in the
park show your appreciation by pa
tronizing the band concert tomorrow
evening. This is the only method the
boys have of raising money to meet
their expenses and we believe it is
the patriotic duty of every citizen tC
help them.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Mcneil
who has spent the winter at the home
of b. w. Lanphier, was given a kitchen
shower by about twenty lady friends
Mrs. Mcneil will leave this week tc
take up her residence on a claim in
Perkins county. and the gifts left by
her friends will come in very handy
Profs. Larsen and Ryger returned
home Friday from WATERFOWL where
they attended the sessions of the
South Dakota Dairymen's association
Mr.. Ryger was elected secretary and
treasurer of the association for the
coming year, after 2 spirited contest
They report a well attended and
somewhat exciting meeting. The
place of holding the next annual meet
a probability that it will come tC
Brookings.
The Grand Rapids (Mich.) Herald
has the following to say Of Miss Nor
gan in the comedy can Innocent Wid
ow:" The usual Sunday night audi
enc filed the Grand last night and
enjoyed a racy comedy which was &
laugh producer of the first order. The
play, can Innocent Widow" is a sort
of travesty on PygmaliOn and Galatia
only the revivified in this case is "the
widow There were many humorous
complications and amusing situations
which kept things moving at a merry
gait. Miss Morgan does some very
efficient work in the name part and
is a beautiful woman. Mr.. Way as
Peter ran a close second and the com
pany were all far above the average
This attraction will be at the Grand
next Saturday evening.