The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

See R. H. Anderson for your engine
repairing. 4w
Father Shean went to Elkton yes.
terday morning for q day or two.
Up-to-date shirts and neckwear show.
ing at SINNERS department store.
o. o. Roe is building a fine home
in north Bookings, west of the Luth,
eran church.
II. o. Olson, who is running a drug
store at Andover, was in the city a
few days last week.
+. f. Pond and wife and daughter
went to De Smet Thursday evening
for a short visit with relatives.
Oscar Swartling Of Toronto, former
~ of Bookings, was here Monday on
his way home from a business trip
to Norden.
Emily Sand of Hendricks, was oper-
ated upon at the hospital yesterday.
She was brought here by DR.. Jensen
Of that place.
For the new spring suit. Goa and
hat visit the suit and millinery par
Tors on the second floor at SINNERS
department store.
Alfred Nelson Of Milbank, arrived
Friday evening for a short stay on
bushes anc to visit with old friends.
He reports his family as being well.
Mrs. Louis Nordine, who spent three
weeks visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ander-
son, returned to her Minneapolis home
Saturday morning.
Andrew T. Larson and wife returned
Friday evening from Rochester, Mimi,
where Mrs. Larson has passed two
weeks in the hospital. She returned
very much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Hill returned
home last week from their trip to
Florida and other parts of the south,
where they spent the winter. They
state that they passed a very pleasant
winter.
In order to have more room the Of
fee at SINNERS department store
will shortly be moved to a raised plat
form at the real of the store. This
change will allow the use of the entire
floor for stock.
Howard Biggar of the State college,
was the winner of the second prize
of $25 in the oratorical contest held
at Sioux Falls last week under the
auspices of the college prohibition as
ISOLATION of the state.
Attorney George Hall, who had spent
several weeks looking over part Of
western North Dakota and eastern
Montana, returned Friday night. He
has decided he will not locate in that
country. He will remain here.
The junior endeavor will give a
May cantata on Fisback's lawn at Z
o'clock Saturday evening, May z. If
the weather will not permit they will
postpone the date to Monday night,
May 9 at 7 o'clock. Ice cream cones.
Price Is cents.
The Junior and senior classes of the
high school held their annual banquet
at the home of Bland Catlett Friday
evening, which was attended by all
members of the two classes and the
high school faculty. A nice program
of toasts was given, and music by
Christensen's orchestra added to the
pleasure of the evening.
Trees, plants, in SO orders or more,
express paid, adapted Oak. sorts, GUAR
anteed: 90 G~ooseberries $1.00, 20
Currants $1.00, 90 Grape Vines, 2 yr.
$1.00, 100 Strawberries $1.00, 5, 2 yr.
Rose bushes s1.00, 5 porch vines $1.00,
5 shrubs, 2yr. $1.00, 10 Dahlias 10 sorts
$1.00, so Gladoli, 80 sorts, $1.00, 10
Cannas $1.00, 800 Rus. Mulbury, 2 #.
s1.0O. Ask for price list. Ferndale
Nurseries, 17Oa, Harlan, Iowa.
There was a wrestling match at the
opera house Thursday evening between
Z. r. Buck OF this city, and Dan Mason
of Aberdeen. Mason was to throw
Buck in thirty minutes, a feat he was
to perform, and 1t is likely
that another match will be he'd In
the near future. There wa a prelim-
mary match between a couple OF light
weights and a sparring match to
amuse the crowd. There was q good
In another column we print a blank
which every person in the city who
has not been counted by the census
enumerator should fill out and drop
in a mail box. The enumerators have
q hOut c~U1nDIeteH their work and with