The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17

Highest market price paid for cream
at the college creamery.
Wright's old-fashioned buckwheat
-four is pure. Wright wrongs no a
Arthur Alton is able to be around
again after a several weeks seige OF
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dyball moved
to Estelline last week and will make
their home with u o
Mrs. John Bogenrief departed yes
terday morning for Cherokee, Ia, to
enter the hospital for treatment.
There was an eclipse of the o
last night which began about six
o'clock and was total in about an
hour.
Superintendent of Institutes Cham
berlain departed the first of the week
for Midland, where the institute sea-
o opened yesterday.
Harry Cronk of Pipestone. visited
a day or two the last of the week
with his brother and sister, w. J..
Cronk and Mrs. S. l.. Belden.
Miss Maude NJ. Parker arrived from
BoZeman, Mont, Saturday evening
and will visit her many B~rookings
friends for a month or six weeks.
John Roberts returned the last OF
the week from Hawarden, where he
has been in charge of the big water
works contract the firm has there.
L. NJ. Hart of Chicago, representing
the advertising department of Col
lier's Weekly, was here Friday OF bust
ness with the Brictson Manufacturing
company.
Brookings county gave the repub-
lican ticket the third largest major
ity among the counties of the state.
Perkins county was first and Law
renee county second.
We had hoped to have the table of
election returns this week, but as the
commissioners did not complete the
canvass until yesterday We will have
to postpone it until next week.
What could you give to a friend that
would be better than an up-to-date
photo Of yourself. You would be re-
membered a life time if they are made
by Clarin, over the corner drug store.
1dlu III ull Is U1lG ullt Vi IuS
best dramatic success in fifteen years,
and is slated for Bookings, November
"a. 1t ought to greatly interest all
married people &c we'll as the single
person.
Say pa, why not have our family
picture taken now and give uncle n
for Christmas. | know he would think.
the world of it, if it was made by the
Clarin studio, where they are made
right and good.
Thos. Maher, the a~uctiOneer, has
purchased a farm east of the city
and will soCn move onto il. He eX-
poets to engage in the cattle bust
ness and will make a trip to Iowa to
purchase a herd of registered stock.
The following marriage permits
have been issued the past week: Jor-
gen NJ. Madsen and Inger NJ. Nelson,
Bushnell; Albert Smallfeld and Lena
Mary Gallagher, White; William Bar
ret and Myrtle Buckley, Aurora.
The date for paid in Full" has been
running in the local papers as the
"a. while it should be the 23d. This
great play will appear at the opera
house next Wednesday evening and
it is undoubtedly one of the best at
fractions that will come to the local
play house this season.
Miss Olds of Tacoma, Wash, spent
a few days the past week at the home
of her nephew, Horace Fishback, leav-
ing Monday evening for Huron for a
short visit before going to her west
ern home. She is just completing a
trip around the world, which she
started at San Francisco on February
ID.
II. A. Krusta, a banker Of Wuban
Mimi, was here the last week in com
pany with II. S. Smothers. Yester-
day morning Mr.. Smothers left with a
party of landseekers for Detroit,
Mimi, to look over the country.
The following were in the party: Geo.
and Frank Duff, w. G.. Kreamer and
Thos. Tinker.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving day
and as the holiday falls or press day
the Register will be issued on Wed
nesday, so hat the force can have the
entire day to give thanks. CORES
pOndents and others having communi-
cations for the paper will please see
that they reach this office a day earl
Ter han usual.
Tuesdays game with Mitchell was
the last contest for the college team
on the grounds, but their season will
not close until Thanksgiving day
when they meet the strong School Of
Mines team at Rapid City. The high
school season also comes to a close
on turkey day, they playing Mitch,
ell high here on that day.
The Woman'G Missionary society Of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. George Cole on Fri
day, November 25th at 3 O'Clock. The
% anniversary of the organization
will be celebrated at this time and a
special program given. All members
and friends of the society are invited
to be present. Mrs. Horace Fishback,
secretary.
Monday football game between Yer
million and Yankton college was easy
for South Dakota, the university win
ming, 20 to @. All the scoring was