The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-10
Daniel Boone company at the Opera

Daniel Boone company at the Opera
house November II.
Conductor j.. NJ. Locmis of Huron.
was here the first of the week.
Horace Fishback went to the Twin
cities on business Tuesday night.
Rev. Moore of Highmore, has been
visiting his son, DR.. + L.. Moore the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Culhane went to
Elkton Monday TO attend the wedding
of his brother.
Special Barga'ns--hats, half price.
ribbons all colors, l5c until closed out.
AT Errington's
Mrs. Fred Sherman and little son
departed Friday morning for a visit
with relatives at st. Paul.
Clarence Kaprud went to Lake Cry
stal, Mimi, Saturday night and spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives.
Eat chicken-pie at the Presbyterian
church. then see the county fair, and
visit the various attractions Novem-
Der II.
+. p. Lamb, of Trenton, who will
have a sale on the 10th. tells us that
he will move to California with his
family.
G. w. Brown of this city, had his
knee painfully but not seriously in
iured in the wreck near Doland Sat.
urday night.
Mrs. Stevens of Marshall, Mimi,
came up Saturday evening and visited
until Monday at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs, c. A. Davis.
j. w. Kelley, a former B~rookings
resident, is now on the road for a
Red Oak, Ia, novelty house and will
have Iowa as his territory.
Mrs. Omodt departed the last of
The week for Nilv aukec to take treat
Weu0 for her eyes which have been
giving her much trouble Of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dyball returned
Monday morning from a visit with
their son and family at Volga. Mrs.
C.. c. Dyball accompanied them home
and spent the day.
J. G. Parsons, NJ. d., oculist and
%aurist, Of Sioux Falls, will be at Hotel
'-NHil, ~ 0ohlilSS' tNlltFudy 4NONtll
Der %. Practice limited to eye, ear.
nose and throat. Glasses fitted.
The ome of Aberdeen held spe-
cial meetings at most of the churches
on Sunday afternoon to pray for the
success of the county option amend
ment at the election on Thursday.
Col. r. &. Orr left Tuesday even
t~o fa, tIatt " ~ ul@.N h. yu.l1 No.
sist his son, Frank in the bank dur
ing the fall rush of business. He ex-
poets to be away three or four weeks.
Paid in Full" which will be seen
at the Grand November "a, is an in
teresting play dealing in a vein of
grim ~veracity with a problem in the
existence of an underpaid clerk and
his wife.
j. A. Nelson, proprietor Of the
Brookings creamery, departed Friday
night for his old home in Denmark.
He has not been back to his old home
for a good many years and expects to
make an extended visit, returning to
Brookings about the lst of April.
J. S. Soule, secretary of the Dry Farm
ms 'o Nioi Wv
meeting called for Pierre this month
has been postponed and a joint meet
ing of the association and conserva-
ton congress will be held at Pierre
about the middle Of the legislative
session.
Charles T. Han returned Sunday
morning from Minneapolis and is
spending the week here. He reports
that the farm, paper has a fine suite
of Offices in the Palace building on
Nicollet venue and Editor Willis and
Associate Editors Bopp and Buriison
are now located there.
w. l., Council, the popular machih-
list at the Fridley garage, vent down
to Rochester last Saturday night, os-
tensibly to superintend the installation
of some machinery in a garage,
but the boys around the shop say his
mission was a more important one
and that when he returns he will not
be alone.
Married at the residence of NJ. ID.
Orhrans, by Rev. w A. Black, on
Tuesday. Elmer O. Frees of Mission
Hill, Yankton county, TO Miss Eta NJ.
Owens of Verdi, Lincoln county, Mimi.
The bride is a neice Of Mrs. Orhrans.
The happy couple took the train i'm
mediately after the service for their
home at Mission Hill.
The Brookings delegation to the
state educational association meeting
at Huron last week returned home on
Thursday night, They report an at
tendance of about 1920 and n of
the best meetings in the history of
the association. The next meeting will
be held at Pierre, and Hughes county
carried off the cup for the largest
delegation. Brookings county was well
represented, there being about thirty
present from here.
Next Saturday the best football
game on the high school schedule
will be played at the college park,
the opposing team being the strong
Sioux Falls high. Last Saturday Sioux
Falls defeated WATERFOWL % to 6. a
result that did not cause any sorrow
in these parts, but it makes the Falls
team loom up as the strongest aggre-
CATION BrOokings will be up apainst