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

Mrs. A. b. Hanson is i'll with typhoi'
fever.
Ben Meyer, who is working al Estel
line. spent Thanksgiving at home.
Wright's old-fashioned buckwhea
flour is pure. Wright wrongs no man
A daughter was born to Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Wood Thanksgiving day
DR.. A. II Stoll returned home the
last of the week from his trip to Chi
cago.
f. II. Mitchell, the new ieweler, in
stalled a large burglar proof safe yes
terday.
Ned Ronning came down from Philip
Monday morning for a few days visit
at home.
Conrad HUFF broke one of the bones
in his wrist while playing football
Saturday.
Mrs. +. 4. Poole went to Lake Pres
ton Saturday evening for a couple OF
days visit.
J. w. Catlett came down from
Estelline and spent Thanksgiving with
his family.
Miss Winnie Paul is assisting at
Beatty's iewelry store during the holl-
day season.
Rev. J. VI. Pengelly departed FRIDAY
morning for Des Moines and oth"t
points IN Iowa.
The Free Silver Set Contest at Alb
bolts starts Saturday. Save your
purchase tickets.
Mrs. f. Il. Hubbart was called TO
Toronto Monday morning by the III
ness OF her mother
ASK F. c. Neill to show You the
40. 275 TIPP WHIP. II is a wonder
for SI.5G-the best ever.
Oscar Swartling and family Of Tor
onto. spent Thanksgiving with Brook
ing relatives aud friends.
Miss Ethel %Cottingham, a teacher in
he Arlington schools, spent Thanks
giving with her brother Jay.
Misses Hale and libby, teachers in
the De Smet high school, spent sun
day with Miss May Murphy.
The r. II. Williams family expect
10 leave for their new home in the
west about the first OF the year.
Robert Ford and mother Of Balaton.
Visited over sunday at the home OF his
brotherin-law, John Nhitmus.
Miss Victoria Jasperson of Tyler,
spent q few days the past week visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Carl Christensen.
Arthur and Howard Walker, sons Of
II. l. Walker, were down from Aber-
deem visiting relatives and friends last
week.
At the union services Thanksgiving
day the collection for the children's
home at Sioux Falls amounted 10
S1S.13.
Miss Alice Langdon arrived from
her home al Parker Saturday night
and is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. F.
Culhane.
Mrs. Matson came down from
Vienna Monday morning for a visit at
the homes of her sons, Albert and John
Matson.
The tag day" held at Aberdeen for
The benefit OF the Children's Home at
Sioux Falls, nearly SLICE was raised
for the home.
Matt Edwards and daughter of Ian
caster. Wis. spent Thanksgiving at the
home of his brother-in-law, j. II. Bush
nell. returning home Monday morning.
Harry A. Williams returned home
Thursday from Chicago, where he Wis
tied a week or ten days with his
brother, Percy. He also took in some
Of the big football games.
Christmas is coming. A photo made
at the Clarin Studio makes q life-last-
ing present. Can you beat Il with any
other article? Have them taken now,
so as not 10 be disappointed.
Profs. c. Wills and W. F. Burlison
came over from Flandreau Saturday
evening, having conducted a corn
school there, and left the first of the
week for Aberdeen, where they have
q corn school this week.
p. J. Hegeman left Monday morning
for eastern points on business. He
expects to leave the latter part OF
lex week for Portland, Ore, to join
Mrs. Hegeman, and they will spend
the wiater on the coast.
The vote on 100000 bonds in
Brookfngs county for the purpose oil
building a new court housee carried
by 800 majority, and Brookings will
have one OF the handsomest houses
In the state.-Madison outlook.
We want every baby born In Brook
ings county during the year 1910 tC
have one of Beatty's solid gold babl
rings Free. Call for them at once al
no 1910 rings will be given after jar
uary /. K. III. Beatty.