The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-09
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ANTS. BOYD Lombard OF Aurora, has
been visiting here the past week.
5000 Bushels Of Oats for Sale at
the ~6rookinss Roller Mills. Price 26
cents
ST. paul's Guild will meet with Mrs.
G. Neiu March l6, at $50 o'clock,
for work.
The Burgomaster," the big show OF
the season, to the opera house
March l4th.
Mrs +. j.. Burdick, residing south
OF (oiga, is the guest of her sister,
Nrs. NJ. Q. Hill.
Mrs. Nellie Allen returned home
Monday evening from a couple of
weeks visit at Denver.
Harry Bacon returned Tuesday from
Yale, where he assisted Guy Abbott in
getting settled in his new location.
The topic of the sermon at the Uni
tartan services Sunday evening in
Grand Army Hall will be, Thy God,
My God"
G.. A. Johnson returned home yester-
day from Watertown, Gary and other
points, where he looked up some
building contracts.
Secretary r. A. Larson left Monday
evening for a weeks trip 10 Mime
apolis and Chicago. At the latter city
he will attend the commercial show.
]. II. Biggar last week sold one of
his farms in Trenton for SIS an acre,
the purchaser being Henry Schultz, an
Iowa man, who will move up this
spring.
f. M. Ellis, who has been a mem
Der of Supt. Chamberlain's institute
corps, tells us that he expects to re-
sumo his work as circulation manager
for the Northwest Farmstead.
Five hundred new and exclusive
weaves in Worsteds, Scotches, Tweeds
and Serges in up-to-the minute models,
at A. Larson & Company. Be sure
and look them over before you order
your spring suit.
Strife" a drama by John Gals
worthy will be read at eight o'clock
this, Thursday, evening, at the home
of George Soule, Medary avenue and
Seventh street, by Rev. r. p. Doremus.
Admission % cents.
Ernest Anderson, who has been
manager of a lumber yard at Miller,
arrived the last of the week and will
visit two or three weeks with his
parents. He expects to go to Alberta,
Canada, where he has a position as
manager of a yard.
The Brookings county delegation ar
rived from Pierre Saturday night, the
legislature having adjourned at one
o'clock that day. The two houses
were in a deadlock and the session
was prolonged for thirteen hours after
the time set for adjournment.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will give
one of their Lenten and st. Patrick
suppers at the G. A. r. Hall March Il,
1911, commencing at 5 p. m. Menu;
Fried Fish. Baked Beans, Mashed Po-
tatoes, Rolls, Salad, Pickles, Jelly,
Pie and Cheese, Doughnuts and Coffee.
Price % cents.
Brookings county's jail is not the
only place of detention from which
criminals escape. Last week two men
escaped from the state prison at Still
water, MINI, by picking a lock, in
about the same ann that LOTUS
and Forbes made their getaway from
the county bastile.
Miss Emma Holmes, who has been
in charge of the work at the Brook
ings Glove and Mitten company's fac
tory for several months, left the last
Of the week for her home at VOlga,
from where she will go to Rochester
for an operation. She expects to re-
urn here in September.
The little eleven-year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. V. Mccoy fell while play
ing at the fair grounds Saturday and
broke his left arm near the wrist.
lie was playing with other boys
around the grandstand and n of his
companions pushed him from the plat
form in front of the seats and he
struck on the frozen ground.
Grant X. Lewis of Cincinnati, O.,
secretary of the American Christian
Missionary Society, will speak at the
Church of Christ ~icorner Sixth and
Medary), Sunday, March II, at II a,
m. The public is cordially invited to
an intellectual treat. Mr.. Lewis is d
speaker of national reputation. This
will be his first appearance before a
B~rookings audience. There will be
special music.
On March / Geo. Schlosser severed
his connection with the Western
Newspaper Union. whose South Da
kota manager he has been for years
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