The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-10-27
Abbott's Cough Syrup cures. Try
Z free sample.
OIL Meal. A carload at the Brook
inus Roller MjIIs,

Mrs. w. S. Hayes was taken to the
hospital for treatment Sunday.
c. A. Johnson went to Miller last
night, where the firm is building a
school house.
You want to see F. c. Neill's line
of Tipp Whips. They are the best
for the money.
E. C. Olson returned home yester-
day morning from a visit to the Mod
ell at Rapid City.
Misses Eda and Birdie Sells Of Lis
more, Mimi, visited their sister, Mrs.
R. II. Bartlett last week.
Mrs. p. c. Johnson and Miss Alvira
went to Bryant Monday evening for a
few days stay with relatives.
Try a sample of Abbott's Magic
Linement. 1t gives immediate relief
in sprains and soreness of muscles.
Ben Akin returned to his home in
Michigan Monday morning after visit
ing several weeks with his brother,
T. c. Akin.
Matt Murphy and wife of Fargo, n.
D., were in the city Friday on their
way to P~latteville, Wis, to attend the
wedding of his brother.
Ray Thayer and Arthur Marvin left
the last of the week for their claims
EAST OF Belle Fourchc. Their wives
will join them in a couple of weeks.
Chas. Magruder is packing up the
Lion drug stock preparatory to NOV.
ing it to Virgil, where he will go with
his family and engage in the drug
business.
Mrs. Frank Dull departed yester
day morning for a visit at points In
Iowa. Mr.. Dull will join her in a few
days and they will go to Eagle Lake,
Tex, to spend the winter.
Sheriff Miles has an automobile and
woe to the criminal who seeks to es.
cape his clutches now. The new ma
chine is a Ford and Mr.. Miles went to
Minneapolis last week and drove il
Nome.
Mrs. A. L. Davis arrived yesterday
morning from Cozad, Neb., to join
her husband, who is the new prophet
or of the Temple Furniture store. The
son Of the family arrived last night
making the trip through in their au
tomobile.
The following marriage permits
have been issued the past week: Her
man Reinke and Ella Wolff, Elkton
!. F. Richards and Grace Moore
White; Clarence Rothford and Nellie
Sivert, Elkton: VIM. Wareham, Condo
and Lizzie I. Manly, La Mont.
Mrs. T. E. Lloyd and Mrs. Nelic
White departed Monday morning for
a three or four weeks visit in Penn
sylvania and New York. Mrs. Lloyd
will go direct from there to Los An
geles, Cal, where Mr.. Lloyd will join
her and they will spend the winter.
e. l.. Parker and family arrived
from Milligan, Mont, Tuesday even
ing for an extended visit at the home
of mis- sisters, Mrs. e. l.. Moore and
Mrs. /. ID. Spooner. Mr.. Parker is
a former Brookings boy, but has been
living in the west for q good many
years.
DR.. Brigham is expecting a good
bunch of Aggies next week. Every
householder in Brookings who has
room or board to offer should phone
or write Mr.. Roy Wilson at the col
lege office stating what lodging and
boarding Accommodations are offered
and terms for same.
Romeo and Juliet" presented at
the opera house Friday evening by the
Associate Players, was n of the best
productions that has visited Brookings
in a long while. The cast was a strong
one, especially ]. NJ. Mcconnell and
Miss Margaret Bucklin, and their work
was much appreciated by the large
audience.
Harry F. Richards and Miss Grace
Moore of White, were married at the
NJ. f. parsonage Monday afternoon,
Rev. w. A. Black officiating. They
were accompanied only by the best
man and bridesmaid and after the
wedding the party returned to White.
The bride vas a student at the col
lege last year and both she and Ter
husband are popular young people Of
White.
If the voters of the county decide
that they want a new court house, the
action of the county commissioners
in securing plans for the building
will be the means of saving the coun'
ty between four and five hundred
thousand dollars. When the commits
sioners decided to submit the question
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