The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-24

$3.50 a. SAiAAAlS i ~ WY SASN
olate Dreams.
Highest market price paid for cream
at the college creamery.
Wright's old-fashioned buckwheat
flour is pure. Wright wrongs no man,
Mrs. c. p. Scott departed yesterday
morning for a visit at Columbus City,
lad.
Rev. Shaw Of Sioux Falls, will &C.
cupy the pulpit of the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. House went II Arlington Mon
day TO yisit her daughter, Mrs. Nash,
who is still confined to her bed.
John Roach, formerly manager Of
the depot lunch room. is here this
week visiting his daughter, Mrs. Davis.
DR.. Bert Harte of Blunt, an alumnus
of the college, was here Friday on his
way home from a medical meeting at
Chicago.
Miss Odds visited at the home Of
Horace Fishback again this week on
her way from Huron TO her home at
Tacoma, Wash.
S. II. Goodfellow tells us that he
has not as yet heard from his son
George, who disappeared at Seneca
about a month ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Allison ar
rived from California the last of the
week. called here by the serious i'll
ness of his father, W. d. Allison.
College let out yesterday at noon
for the Thanksgiving vacation which
will last over Sunday. The high
school students will enjoy the same
vacation.
Mrs. NJ. Eidsmcre and daughter,
leona returned to their home at Mans
field, Wis, Tuesday morning after a
visit ut the home Of her brother, ..
s. BrictsOn.
Have you had your photograph tax
en- yet. don't you know that a photo of
Yourself to a friend makes the best
Kind Of a Christmas present, that is
If they are made by the Clarin studio.
James Allison of Durand, Wis, and
A. j. Allison of AnOka. Mimi, were
here this week to see their brother.
w. ID. Allison, who is afflicted with
creeping paralysis and whose condi-
ton is very serious.
Prof. Current of the ugronomy de-
partment Of the University of Illinois
was here the last Of the week, in
company With Prof. Willis. Prof. Cur
rent has been mentioned as Prof. Will
lis successor and was here to look
over the situation.
Attorney Fred w. Cuckow an
EOunces his association with w. L..
Quinn, formerly of Clark, and the
firm name Will be CuckoW d Quinn.
The firm will have offices at Brook
ings and Elkton, Mr.. Cuckow having
charge here and Mr.. Quinn at Elkton.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by Clerk Of Courts
Hanson this week; Eugene j. Muir
ply and Marie GodrOn, White: Ben
G.. Nagel, Brookings, and Mary J.
Jenye, Laurens, la; Geo. r. Trainor,
Ward. and Freda NJ. SChwartzbach,
ElktOn.
Earl Young, one of the tonsorial ar
lists at Frank Murphy's shop, depart
ed Tuesday morning for Rio, Wis,
where OF Monday ne will be married
to. a young lady of that town. They
will return here after a short wedding
trip and will make their home in the
Post cottage on Sixth avenue.
Ben Nagle, formerly proprietor of
the small store next to the Corner
grocery was married to Miss Mary ].
Jeney Saturday morning. The cere-
mOny was performed by his honor.
Judge MatsOn and the happy couple
left on the eleven O'Clock train for.
Aurora to visit his brother, going from
there to Storm Lake, Ia, to make
their home.
THURSDAY, December /, at the OPP
era house will be a gala event among
amusement seekers, the occasion be
ing the first presentation in this city
of The Wolf" the latest play of
Eugene Walter, and the one that
created such a furOre in New York
and Chicago, where it enjoyed long
runs, to audiences that tested the ca
pacity of the heatre. The Wolf is
said to be strong in conception, dram
attic in execution and vitality interest
ing throughout.
The South Dakota Experiment
Station at Brookings college has is
sued a bulletin having for its object
the determination of noxious weeds
common to this state. Among those
given is the Russian thistle, which is
gaining somewhat of a foothold here
and there in Rapid City. Referring to
noXiOuS weeds one might think war
should first be made on the danGelion,
which is very true, but that little pest
has already got a strong foOthOld,
while the Russian thistle is only be
ginning to make itself felt.-Rapid
City Journal.
The Huron high school team, which
was defeated by Brookings, 6 to 0, is
the Mtest claimant of the champion
ship of the state. basing their claims
as their victory over WATERFOWL Sat
urday. The Huronite says: with
Sioux Falls refusing to meet Huron
high on THANKSGIVING day and with the