The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-04-20

week.
Editor Walker and G. w. Austin
were down from Bruce on business
Friday.
Elmer SeXauer left yesterday for
points east in the interests of Per-
lection flour.
Ollie Belden of Galena, H., arrived
this morning for a visit with his
brother, S. l.. Belden.
Miss Ada Pratt went to Elkton
Saturday morning and visited over
Sunday with home folks.
j. ID. Wilson returned home Friday
evening from Chicago, where he had
been with four carloads of sheep.
S. w. Robinson arrived from FIRE.
mont, Neb., Sunday to take a position
as machinist-operator at the Register.
Edwin Twedt and family came up
from Verdi Friday evening and Wis
tied over Sunday at the l. Elverud
home.
County Treasurer Van Dyke is
now the owner of an automobile. hav-
ing purchased a new Ford touring
car last Saturday.
James Mace of Durand. Wis, spent
a few days here last week as the
guest of A. B. Allison, while looking
after his farm in this county.
The Pleasant Hour has arranged for
a four or five peice orchestra each
Wednesday and Saturday evenings as
an addition to the regular program.
Ernest Bacon returned last week
from Kansas City, where he com
pleted his curse in a veterinary col
lege, and had located at Estelline for
practice.
J. T. Nelson, assistant secretary of
state, came down from Pierre Satur-
day night and visited over Sunday.
He reported the capital city in the
throes of a warm political argument.
Nyal's Spring Sarsaparilla will
arouse your energy to top notch, put
rich red blood in your veins and in
crease the circulation-it's just what
you need this spring. Tidbalrs Phar-
macy.
Emil Hanson has purchased c. A.
Palmer's confectionery store, taking
possession last week. Mr.. Hanson
is a popular young man and has the
necessary business qualifications to
make the store a success.
Yesterday the work of laying the
dressed stone on the concrete foun-
dation of the new court house was
begun. The work is progressing in
good shape me it is thought that the
r stone can be laid about the
10Th of May.
The services at ST. Paul's Episcopal
church next Sunday Glow Sunday
will be: Morning Prayer and address
at 1890; Sunday school at 11:30:
Evening Prayer and address at 4:30.
The music sung on Easter Day will
be repeated, as is customary.
S. H. McCarl has moved his office
from the Postoffice block to the fIege-
man block on South Main street, in
order to give more attention to his
automobile business. He has re-
tanned his old office room and will
be found there in the evenings.
E. c. Olson was called to Kasson,
Mimi, Saturday night. He came
back Monday by way of Rochester
and was accompanied home by Mrs.
Olson, who spent several weeks in
the hospital. Her health has greatly
improved as a result of her treatment
there.
The first baseball game of the sea
son will be played next Saturday
the Flandreau Indians. The home
team is practicing regularly and pros
poets for a strong team are quite
bright. Several games for the sea
son have been scheduled with the
various colleges Of the state.
The American Bible Society has
requested all ministers of the Gospel
to celebrate the Tercentenial Of the
Authorized Version of the English
Bible mex Sunday, the 23rd, and has
rendered a form of service, and much
interesting and helpful material for
Appropriate sermons. "The Bible The
Word Of God" will be the topic of
the services at the Methodist church.
There will be special music.
The worst prairie fire in a number
of years is reported in the east end
OF Lyman county, which covered a
territory three miles wide and eleven
miles long. 1t is said the fire was
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