The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-10-06
Local and Personal

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friends.
6 Miss Grace Smiley went TO Mime
. apolis Friday night and visited oyer
Sunday.
= Mrs. r. A. Larson and children de
! parted yesterday morning for a visit
with relatives at Storm Lake, Iowa.
S. A. Redmal arrived from Gales.
burg, Kars, Mo.day to take a p~ositio,
az linotype operator .. tie Register.
Prof. J. v Bopp returned Friday
morning from Vermillion, where he
+. judged the grain at the Clay county
fair.
h. A. Storm went 10 Waterfowl
Tuesday morning ca legal business be
fore Judge Marquis, who is holding
a term Of court there.
Bishop OGorman of Sioux Falls,
Will confirm a class OF children from
the ~Brookings. Aurora and Moody
county churches at the local church
October 19.
The Temple Furniture store yester.
day afternoon received two carloads
of furniture and the force has been
more than busy unloading and placing
II on display.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued the past week: Ger
hard Sterud and Ida Westrum of Vol
ga; Ralph II. Stillman and Lulu Rob
erts OF Elkton; William Brueth and
Edna Holm Of Arlington.
In Just A Woman's Way" the
strong realism which runs through the
entire piece, together with the appeal
ingly pathetic situations, is happily re-
lieved by the vein of clean humor re-
vcaled by its ingenious chain of in
cidents and laughable situations. To
see this great play is to be satisfied.
AT the opera house next Tuesday, DC
tober II.
Maurice Greenly, brother of Miss
Greenly of the Variety store, came up
Monday from Brookings where he is
attending college and visited till next
day with his people here. The Green
ly family have been stopping with the
DeVries family mostly since coming
here but will occupy the Artus dwell
ing next Monday as Mr., Higgins va
cates.-Clear Lake Advocate.
The Vermillion football team made
a good showing against the University
of Minnesota Saturday, holding tn ir
bigger and more experienced oppon-
ents to a score of II to 0. Brookings
meets Vermillion this fall for the first
time In several years and 1t looks as
though the local team would have to
go against one of the best teams the
state university has ever had.
The Annual Conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church for South Da-
kota meets at Mitchell on Wednesday
October IL. The Laymen's Confer
ence meets at the same place on Sat
urday the 18th. Lay delegates will be
elected at the Methodist Church in
Brookings al next Sunday mornings
services. The Pastor will make the re-
port for the year at the same services.
Two very good shows have been pre-,
sented at the opera house the past
week. On Friday the Dan Cupid"
company held the boards and gave
excellent satisfaction, but they did not
have as large a house as they merited.
Last evening those old favorites, the
Lyman Twins and their excellent com.
pany were the attraction and al usual
they had a good house and gave good
satisfaction.
The county fair force have been
busy this week paying bills and set
Ting up the affairs Of the late fair
and they wish us to say that checks
will be mailed to all premium winners
about the 18th of the month. We had
hoped to be able to give the list of
winners this week. but the fair people
cdy thSs are tOO buSN W Stl IL OUT,
Sc that it will have to go over for
another week.
l.. III, Skiff has been up from Brook
ings several times during the past
week or ten days. He has the con-
tract for furnishing and installing the
heating plant in III. A. Keith'S new
business block and is getting the ma
terial on hand and will soon have his
force of mer here for the job. Old
friends and %neighbors are always glad
to see l.. II. and to hear that he and
his family are prosperous and happy.
Lake Preston Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Starring depart
ed for Brookings last Friday where
they will make their home for the
coming year, Mr.. Starring having &C
cepted a position as professor OF the
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