The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-09
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house tomorrow (Friday) night.
The nice weather and good roads
has brought out most of the autos.
Mrs. Meister went TO Aurora Tues
day morning for a brief visit with
friends.
Or. Jordan, president of Sioux Falls
College, preached at the Baptist
church Sunday.
Before you buy that new spring
suit, see our half a hundred patterns.
A. Larson & Company.
Clerk of Courts Hanson issued a
marriage permit Tuesday to Roy Ken
nedy and Aida Muller of Elkton.
Mrs. r. Z. Olmstead and son arrived
from Minnesota Monday morning to
join Mr.. Olmstead and visit friends.
A. Hawkins returned to his home at
Minneapolis Friday morning after a
visit with his sons, Chas. and j. f.
Hawkins.
Rev. Hugh Robinson went to Lake
Benton Saturday night and preached
on Sunday. DR.. Rodeheaver supplied
his pulpit here.
Mrs. Rhoda Anderson returned home
yesterday morning from Burlington
Junction, No, where she spent most
of the winter with a sisterin-law
There will be a basket social at the
Joe Roth home Wednesday evening,
March Is. Ladies are requested to
bring baskets. All are cordially in
vited..
NJ. b. Clark Of Parnell township,
spent a few days here this week look
ing for a desirable house, as he ex-
poets to move here with his family
to reside.
The recent examination for city
,~arriers held at the postofice resulted
in the selection Of Clarence Kaprud
as substitute carrier, and he is on
duty this week for Carrier Bortem.
DR.. Stevenson, the well known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist of
Sioux Falls, will be in Brookings
Thursday, March %, and Friday,
March "a, at the Leon Hotel. Glasses
ilso fitted correctly.
A. c. Dillman, who is in the serv-
ce of the Department Of Agriculture,
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government station at Newell, in the
Black Hills, from Washington, where
he spent the winter in special work.
J. r. Allen and family, from east
of the city, departed Friday morning
for Montrose, Colo, where they will
make their home. Montrose is in the
western part of Colorado, and is the
city to which Neil Stewart and family
moved last fall.
With a company of superior excel
lence, an entire new scenic investi-
ture, a brand new costume embellish-
ment, a host of new novel, up-to-date
features, comes PiXley and Luder's
musical triumph, The Burgomaster,
to the Grand opera house, March II.
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
Olson said that they expected to sail
from New Orleans for Panama last
Saturday and were due to arrive at
Colon today. They viii spend two or
three weeks on the ishmus and will
arrive home about the first of the
month.
c. A. Johnson & Son, who are hand
ling the Buick line of autos, have
rented the Erstad building back of
Jarvis hardware, to store, their cars.
A. +. Bundy of Bruce, has rented the
building vacated by the BroOkings
Construction Company and will use it
to display the Ford line.
John Swenehart of the Brookings
Cement Block and Sidewalk Company,
is building a residence of cement
blocks west of the G. A. r. Hall. The
house was built during the winter,
as Mr.. Swenehart wished TO keep his
crew of men together and employed
them in this profitable way. He eX-
poets to sell the house.
All sons of veterans and g%randsOns
of veterans and all old soldiers are re
q~uested to meet at the G. A. r. Hall
Thursday evening, March 16. Capt
Kingman, department commando,
C A. r. of South Dakota, will be here
and it is hoped that a large number
will be present, as this is an import
ant meeting for the purpose OF organ
izing a camp Of Sons of Veterans.
The commercial department of the
college will in the spring have a spleu.
did typewriting contest, and the ablest
operator will be presented with a
beautiful gold medal, which is now on
exhibition at Beatty's. The contesr
will be conducted under the rules gov
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