The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-05-11
John Dokken lays the Everlasting

Sioux City.
Mrs. b. Christensen of Volga was a
visitor at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Loban.
a. J. Katz. who spent a few days
here last week at the Columbia cloth
ing store, returned 10 St. Paul Friday
morning.
If YOU ant your glasses to give
satisfaction, go TO Mitchell, jeweler
and optician. We pay special atten-
ton to fitting.
Mrs. j. A. Holstrom and daughter,
Ester, of Howard arrived Friday
night for an over Sunday visit with
Miss Ruth and viii.
Mrs. John Lynch of Elkton spent
the weekend here at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Ferguson, departed for the
Gate City Monday morning.
Saturday morning DR.. A. A. Brig
ham returned from Kampeska, after
addressing a meeting on teaching ag-
riculture in the public schools.
At a meeting of the school board
Saturday night it was decided TO add
manual training, music and penman-
ship to the curriculum for next year.
Rev. p. Skarvedt of Lake Benton,
Mimi, was in the city over night Sun
day. He was on his way home from
Estelline where he had conducted a
funeral.
Mrs. Ella Evans and Miss Anna
Yanke departed Saturday morning for
Hot Springs, where they expect TO
spend four weeks visiting friends and
enjoying the varied scenery.
Yesterday was anniversary day, the
second one, at the Columbia clothing
store and the Manager Quail and as
sistants were kept busy entertaining
a large number of visitors from town
and country.
Thursday morning the remains of
Mrs. Maisie Mason, who died of con
sumption Tuesday evening at the
home OF J. w. Warren, We're taken to
South Wayne, Wis, for interment,
after a short service conducted by
Rev. w. A. Black.
S. A. Durand, who spent several
months at the home of the family at
Lansing, Mich, returned Friday and
is again making his home with his
daughter, Mrs. J. II. Shepard. A son,
p. A. Durand, accompanied him, stay
Mig until yesterday morning.
Captain George W. Roskie departed
Monday evening for San Antonio,
Texas, having been designated by the
war department as the second repre-
sentative of the National Guard in
this state to watch the maneuvers. He
expected TO be away about three
weeks altogether.
c. A. Skinner has been incapaciated
for business for the past week. A
week ago Sunday he ran a nail in
his foot, but thought nothing of the
incident until Friday, when blood pois-
oning developed. However. nothing
serious in anticipated, as medical
skill is doing its best to allay the
trouble.
F. G. Gilman Of Huron, at one time
connected with the Model force in
tbic nity h,t u.hn caVarnH biG Dnp-
nection with the firm to go into the
railway mail service six years ago,
has returned to his first love and
patrons of the Model tailor shop will
find him presiding over the goose and
other appurtenances of the tailor's
trade with his old-time skill.
Beginning Sunday next, May 14th
and continuing one week a mission
will be given by Father Monaghan
andBrady of the Diocesan Mission
band in ST. Thomas Catholic church.
Order of exercise. Low Mass and in
structions at Z o'clock. High Mass
and ermo at Q o'clock. Evening
sermon followed by henediction at
eight o'clock. Non-Catholics welcome
to all exercises.
Our citizens will be somewhat sur
prised TO learn that Mrs Nellie Hol-
liday has secured a divorce from her
husband, Chas. /. Holiday. The di-
vorce was granted last week al
Watertown at which place they had
been residing since leaving Estelline.
1t will be remembered the family were
first TO run the Lohr hotel in this
city. She was given the custody Of
the two younger boys and he the We
younger girls.-Estelline Tribune.
F. j.. Prichard of Washington, u. c.,
the sugar beet expert OF the Depart
ment of Agriculture, came last week
with the intention of spending most
Of tho summer hpra The nrohlam