The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-02-09

business the last or the week
Mrs. Blanche Murphy OF Onida, y.
Y. is visiting at the home Of her son.
Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Ferguson went
t Elkton Saturday morning AID Wis
tied over Sunday.
A good tine right now TO select
your spring dress goods, at SINNERS
Department Store.
Register OF Deeds Bagley went TO
Hartwick, Mimi, Saturday and visited
over Sunday with his daughter.
Miss Alice Langdon was called 10
her home at Parker the first of the
week by the illness OF her mother.
President Slagle returned home Sat
urday evening from the east, where
he spent a week on college business.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Z. Burman re-
turned home the first OF the week
from from a couple OF weeks visit in
Iowa.
DR.. Hill, the eye, ear, nos and
throat specialist of Watertown will
be in Brookings at Hotel Leon Friday,
February 10.
Captain Chrisman and Captain H.
T. Jensen ven to Pierre Friday to at
tend a meeting Of the national guard
officers Of the state.
). II. McCarl departed Monday for
Las Vegas, y. NJ, having a party of
four landseekers whom he will show
the wonders of that country.
The Odd Fellows have invitations
out for a Lincoln day social and ban
quet at their hall next Monday even
ing, which promises TO be a very nice
affair.
Mrs. f. II. Ainsworth is enjoying a
isit from her brothers, George and
James Patterson, of Minnesota, the
former from st. Charles and the latter
rom Springfield.
Mrs. J. l.. Blote II children re-
urned TO their home at Estelline Sat
urday morning after spending the
week at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Palmer.
Local auto dealers tell us that they
anticipate a good business this coming
year, a large number of our citizens
having already announced their inten-
ton OF purchasing joy-wagons.
G.. y. Kennard, Henry Weise, Frank
Sher"in, Fred Killing and Prof, j. II.
Wilson returned home Friday from
Mitchell, where they attended the
meeting and sale of the breeders as
ISOLATION.
Tom Johnson Of Sterling, returned
Sunday from Detroit, Mimi, where he
spent several days looking at some
land. He closed a deal for the land,
trading in the flour mill at Volga,
which he purchased last fall.
The ladies are cordially invited TO
call at the Leon Hotel on February 8,
9, 10 and II, where the Misses Porter
& Pay, Of Mankato, Mimi, will have
on display a complete line Of Art
Needle Work and materials for your
inspection.
The Enright family, who We're quar-
antined for smallpox some weeks ago,
We're about to be released this week
when two other members of the house
hold came down with the disease,
which will make it necessary to keep
them under quarantine for some time
yet.
Sheriff Halvorson and ex-Sheriff
Miles went to Sioux Falls yesterday
morning with VIM. Reid and James
Latan, the two remaining bank rob
bers, who were turned over to the
warden of the p~enitentiary. They are
to each serve a sentence of four years
and nine months.
The work of hauling sand for the
new court house is still in progress
and there is a pile on hand already
that looks big enough to build two or
three court houses. 1t is expected
That the work or e~XCaVdtlng Tor the
basement of the new building will
commence some time in March.
There will be no Lincoln day cele-
bration in Brookings, as recommend
ed by f.. c. Issenhuth, chairman OF
the Lincoln Memorial committee. Mr..
%Issenhuth sent this notice out a little
late, they not being received here un
til yesterday, and Mayor Leighty tells
us that he would have been glad 10
take the matter up had there been
time to do anything with it.
On Sunday we had about the worst
snowstorm of the season, about six
or eight inches falling during the day.
There was some wind, but the temper
ature did not get down low enough
to make the weather very disagree
able. This week the weather has been
haautiful and IL IOotc n +hOuob urO-