The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-05-04

st. Paul's Guild will meet with Mrs.
Roddle May 18th.
Emil Hanson went TO Mankato on
business yesterday morning.
W. II. Roddle left Thursday evening
for western points on a few days bust
ness trip.
A. +. Bunday this week delivered
two Fords to Messrs. Helper and
Ieete of volga.
Hon. Severt Simonson, who recent
ly sold his business at Sinai, was in
the city Tuesday.
new Tailor. The Columbia Cloth
ing Co. will clean and press mems
and ladies' garments.
State Attorney Matson went to Alb
erdeen Tuesday evening to spend a
day or two on legal business.
Olaf Narum returned home this
week from his claim in Perkins coun-
ty, where he spent several months.
Mrs. p. Hurney went to Hot Springs,
in the Black Hills Tuesday to spend
some time for the benefit of her
health.
Mrs. Johnson returned to her home
at st. Paul Friday morning after a
couple of weeks visit with her broth
er, John Olson.
r. II INnct moe hnrA fran, Mime
apolis owe Sunday, visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. l.. Van Dyke and looking
after business matters.
We are informed that Father J. NJ.
Cleary, the we'll known pulpit orator
of Minneapolis, will deliver the com
mencement address at the college.
We notice by the Sioux Falls Press
that julius Ust of Brookings, and Miss
Mary Melemseter of Sinai, were
granted a licence to wed in that city
on Monday.
The concert to be given by the
Choral union and orchestra of the NJ.
f. church on last Tuesday has been
postponed until next Tuesday, May
9th. Don't forget the date.
II. L. Loucks, the we'll known editor
and politician, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. G. L. Brown. He is now editing
a farm paper in New York City and
has been on a visit to his family at
Watertown.
Ben Simpson, advance agent for
"The Port Of Missing Mtn," was here
Monday. Mr.. Simpson was here last
fall ahead of "Rosalind at Red Gate"
and is one of the most genial and ac-
commOdating advance men we have
eve met.
The concert at the NJ. F.. church
on next Tuesday evening will consist
Of selections by the Choral union, Or
Chestra and Ladies quartette. a read
ing by Mrs. J.. NJ. R~odeheaver and a
violin solo by Mr.. Christensen. Come
and spend and enjoyable evening.
The new house of F. A. Pond on
Broadway is well under way. It will
probably be ready for occupancy by
the 25th of the month. The five
Ponds on Third street don't imply any
defect in our drainage. They will be
I'VE or Broadway soon as their house
is fnished-Winnie (TeYas) ChrCH-
icle.
The schools Of Aberdeen, B%rookings,
Canton, Deadwood, Huron, Lead, Mad
ison. Mitchell, Pierre, Rapid City, Red
field, Sioux Falls, Vermillion, Water
town, Webster and Yankton have been
placed on the accredited list OF the
North Central Association, which in
cludes the colleges and schools Of the
northwestern states generally, and in
dicates the standing Of these schools
in the state.
A young man at De Smet finds
himself in serious trouble "a a result
Of voting at the recent city election
there. The license fight was very
close, the "drys" winning u by only
one majority and the wet" element
caused the arrest Of the young man
on the charge of illegal voting, claim
ing that he was not a legal resident
Of the town. He was bound over to
the next term Of court and if convic-
ted faces a minimum penalty Of two
years in the ~penitentiary.
A n~eighborhood quarrel from Bush
nell was threshed out in the justice
court Of Judge Stowe Saturday after
oon Larry White was brought be-
fore the court on a charge of assault
and battery, preferred by Frank Judd,
who alleged that White had hit him
on the head with that old feminine
weapon, a mop handle. The evidence
of numerous witnesses tended to show
that one was about as much to blame