The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-12-01

Judge Trygstad last week charged
with the theft of a shotgun. The boy
plead guilty end as this was ms
first ofense he was let OF with a $50
fine.
J p Corbin came down from ADe'-
deem the latter part Of the week ana
visited several days with his famlly.
During his stay Brookings Command
cry conferred on him the Red Cross DE-
gree and Order OF the Temple. Ped
is now a fulI-fedged knights Templar.
Clerk of Courts Hanson has issued
the following permits TO wed TINS
week. Helmer O. Hanson, Arlington,
and Minnie 5. Nelson, Volga; Andrew
Lund Bruce. and Sophia BOrelson,
Volea. The latter couple were made
one by Judge Trygstad Tuesday after
noon.
f.. G.. Grover returned Thursday
morning from an extended trip u
and west. He informs us that he a
purchased an art goods store n un-
dertaking establishment at Iowa, Kan
and viii leave for there with his fam
iiy the last of this week or the first
of next
Manager Carlisle OF the Grand an
uOunces rs his offering on December
S, The House of a Thous md Candles,
a drama founded On Meredith Nichol-
sons novel % the same name, which
had an extremely long and prosper
Gus run at the Hackett and palFs
theatres I'm New York.
Miss Clara Olson was quite badly
burned about the face at the Bee Hive
one night last week. The accident
happened i'm a peculiar manner, as
when she opened the stove door the
gas from the coal exploded, throwing
the flames in her face and inflicting
painful, hut uot dangerous burns.
Attorney J.. p. Cheeyer came up
from Brookings Saturday morning and
spent the day attending to some legal
matters. His many friends duly APP
preciated his welcome visit and en-
joyed the pleasure of meeting him
once more. While here he was a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Curtis.-Castlewood Republican.
John lawson came up from Brook
ings last Saturday and visited his
daughter and looked after various
interests out at the cd farm home,
just north of town, until Tuesday,
evening. Says he is we'll satisfied
with the new home in ~BroOkings but
misses the many friends and acquaint-
nee OF past years-Lake Preston
Times.
An Iroquois minister establishes a
new departure in thanking the local
paper for courtesies extended. The
local newspapers usually give hundreds
of dollars worth OF space annually to
the churches and other organizations
for the good of humanity, and the only
reward it usually gets is a scOlding
when ii fails to remind them to in
serI their church notices for the cur
rent week.-Aberdeen News.
In speaking of The House of a
Thousand Candles" the Boston Tran
script says: The audiences surely
demonstrated that they liked this
kind of play. At the end OF the third
act the players were called before the
curtain until one lost count Of the
recalls" The play was one OF the last
seasons biggest successes in the staid
old New England city. The House
of a Thousand Candles will be the
Offering at the Grand Thursday, De
cember g..
Vernon Schoenwether was up from
Brookings a couple of days last week,
visiting up at Erwin, ou with his
brother on the farm and with rela-
tives and friends here in town. From
here he went with a party of students
to the Twin Cities to spend a couple
or three days judging stock. 1t is
a part of the training the students
in agriculture are permitted to take,
and Vernon is now back attending to
his studies in the Brookings school.
Lake Preston Times.
do 1t now" is a pretty good motto
for the Christmas shopper. During the
coming week Brookings merchants
will have on display the best and most
complete stocks of holiday merchan-
disc they have ever carried, and IL the
Christmas buyer is wise he will go
early and stay late, for the early
bird gets the best worms in the Christ
| mas stocks. There is really no excuse
) for the ele~venth-hour buyer, and he
not only has the remnants to select
from, but the clerks are thoroughly
, worn out after the strenuous season
; and are not in a frame of mind to heir
! him much.
The Catholic ladies aid will hold
their annual fair at the G.. A. r. hall
Tuesday. December 6. There will be
, an apron and fancy articles booth
which will be open after ten O'Clock
a. m. A goose dinner and a turkey
supper will be served, at twenty-five
cents a meal. Following is the menu
Dinner-roast goose. : rown potatoes
cabbage salad, jelly, beet and cucum
Der pickles, brown and white bread
apple and mince pie, tea, coffee: sur
per-roast turkey with brown gravy
mashed potatoes, baked squash, cab
bage salad, cranberry sauce, rolls, pi
cake, tea, coffee. milk,
In speaking of "The House of
Thousand Candles" the attraction a