The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-11-02
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clean, cheap entertainment.
j. p. Callahan went to Volga last
evening. where he is buying potatoes.
Mrs. Homer Rexford went to Au-
rora Tuesday morning for a brief visit
with friends.
Chas. and Arthur Lynch went to
Elkton yesterday morning to look af-
ter their farms near there.
Don't forget the turkey dinner and
supper to be given by the Catholic
Ladies in G.. A. r. hall Tuesday, Nov
ember 14th.
Editor B. E. Lloyd and family anne
down from Arlington Saturday morn
ing and visited over Sunday with their
many friends here.
c. II. Pike of Long Beach, Cal, has
been here the past week visiting rel
atives and looking after his property
interests in this county.
Charles Il. Martin of Deadwood, son
of Congressman E. w. Martin, arrived
the first of the week to resume his
studies at the school of agriculture.
Prof. n. f. Hansen went to Sioux
City yesterday morning, where he de-
livers two addresses before the an
nual meeting OF the Northwestern
Iowa Horticultural Society.
The high school football team journ-
eys to Huron Saturday to clash with
the Huron high. A hard game is ex-
pected but Coach Patty and his war
riorS are looking forward to a victory.
The weather has been pretty win
try the last couple Of days and a near
blizzard was in progress Tuesday ev-
ening. Yesterday morning the Their
mometer registered thirteen above
zero, the coolest of the fall.
Bookings lodge No. l A. o. U. w.
will initiate a class Friday evening,
November 3rd. at 1880 p. m. This
will be the last meeting with F. w.
Moody, ID. G. NJ. w. and a large at
tendance is desired and a good time
assured. Come.
H. F. Haroldson and family left
Sunday morning for Lake Preston to
spend the day with Banker Langley
and family, but their machine broke
down at Arlington and they We're COM
PEELED to complete the trip by train.
They returned home Monday.
Having decided to leave Brookings
| will sell at private sale all my
household goods this week and next.
All the goods are practically and
it will pay you to call and see them,
as they will be sold at sacrifice prices.
ID. l.. Erwin, f. J. Carlisle house, cor
ner Seventh street and Sixth avenue
Or. Bradbury was called to Moody
county Sunday evening to set the
dislocated shoulder Of the young son
of Thomas Clark. The injury occurred
in a runaway; young Clark and three
other youngsters being in the buggy
at the time, and although the vehicle
was turned completely owe he was
the only one injured.
Mrs. G. F. Thayer, grand chief Of
honor of the Degree of Honor, went
to Yankton Saturday morning and in
company with Mrs. Frances Buell. Oh
son Of st. Paul, national chief of the
order, has been holding a series of
meetings in the southern part Of the
state this week. They arrived here
last evening and will hold meetings
this afternoon and evening, going to
Watertown tomorrow.
Through a slight transposition in
his ad in the Register last week Ken
dali, the druggist, Internationally gave
out the impression that he. was sell
ling some Of the new standard copy
righted books for fifty cents, and now
he knows that it pays to advertise.
People hocked in by the scores to get
these supposed bargains, n mar
from Huron coming down to get a
supply at the cheap price. 1t shows
that people read the advertisements
in the Register and are quick to
recognize a bargain.
The football game at the college to-
morrow afternoon between the Schoo'
of Mines team of Rapid City and the
State college will be the last college
game of the season here. The game
was originally scheduled for Satur
day. but changed to Friday, as a good
many of the business men complained
because they could not attend games
on Saturday. Therefore it Is up tc
Johnson and his men have given US
at the college park tomorrow. Coacf
Johnson and his men have given u
a splendid football team this fall. Let's
show our appreciation by turning GU
in numbers for the last game.
S. J. Wood of Pierre, a former resi-
dent of Bookings. sustained a broker
leg and other injuries in an automo
bile accident on Monday Il last week
When President Taft's special wa
leaving Pierre after his visit there
a number of the auto owners OF th'
city decided to accompany his trair
for a few miles in order to give thu
chief executive a proper send-off. Nv
Woods auto was one Of the machine
that started, but it ran into a ditcl
and turned turtle a short ways ont o
Pierre, spilling the party out, bu
none of them, with the exception o
Mr.. Wood, were injured.
The state college football team
leaves Thursday night for milwaukee,
where they play one Of the hardes
games of the schedule against Nal
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