The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-04-13

morning for Sioux City on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Hanson visited
over Sunday with relatives at Aurora.
Mrs. Henry Kent, of Milwaukee, is
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Robertson Cook.
Mrs. Ostroot. of Astoria, visited over
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. o. o.
Graves and other relatives.
Robert Carlisle, of Lake Benton, Wis
tied from Friday evening until Mon
day morning with relatives here.
Coffee, cookies, crackers and New
ellis Extra" canned goods served free
at The Hub Friday and Saturday.
The closing number of the lecture
course will be given by the Whitney
Brothers quartette Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurney, of Elk
ton, visited a couple of days the first
of the week at the home of his brother.
c. o. Quail, manager of the Colum-
bia clothing house, left Saturday night
for the Twin Cities and other points
on business.
Miss Ida b. Alrick departed Monday
morning for Great Falls, Montana, and
will visit there and other points in the
west during the summer.
The Register cannot urge too
STRONGLY tbo oacoccity of ooch ipdiy;1
ual getting to the polls on Tuesday
and voting or the bond proposition.
Editor Sauder and Manager Eng
strom Of the college Jack Rabbit"
went to Des Moines Friday to spend
a few days looking after the publica-
ton OF the book.
Nydenta Cream-for the teeth-is a
prophylatic and preservative-it whit,
ems and polishes the enamel, sweetens
the breath-you will like Nydenta.
Tidball's Pharmacy.
Seven years ago Brookings was pay
ing a high rate OF interest on $4,000
worth of outstanding warrants, to-
day the city is d|iscounting its bills.
Guess We can afford a new city hall.
G. G.. Phillips spent several days
here the past week buying horses
for the Ringing Brothers circus.
He was looking yer big horses, dap
pie gray in color and vas not partic-
ular what they cost if they suited.
Easter services at the Baptist
church. In the morning at 10:45. Eas-
ter music. Sermon by the pastor,
subject, "The Resurrection Energy in
Human Life" The evening service
will be on Easter praise service, devot-
ed mostly to music.
There will be a Lady at Jarvis
Store the Dist, 22nd., and oath, to
show you how to make Old Floors
Look Like New, and also show you
it is easier to put on a little paint than
to do so much scrubbing. This is free
and won't cost you a cent.
DR.. b. T. Green left Thursday night
for Chicago, where he will spend two
OF three weeks in special work. Mrs.
Green and daughter left Friday morn
ing for Iowa, where the latter will re-
main with relatives while Mrs. Green
will go to Chicago to join the doctor.
Albert Johnson, the former State
college student and athelcte, who has
been president Of the agricultural
school at Onalaska, Wis, has been
transferred to Milwaukee, where he
has been placed in charge OF the new
large school just opened. He was very
successful with the school at Onalaska
and brought it up to a point where it
was pronounced to the best of it's kind
in the country.
Friday we had a heavy fall of snow
for this season Of the year, and as it
was heavy and wet it undoubtedly did
lots Of good to the soil. Most of the
farmers are busy in the fields this
week, as the sun and wind dried the
top OF the ground enough to enable
them to go to work. Those farmers
with whom we have talked are very
optimistic W. the outlook and antic-
ipate a good crop if we get any rains
after the crops are in.
Easter at the Methodist church in
the morning the Choral Union will
render the anthems THE Lord is Ris-
en- Indeed" by Wilson, and Sing Vic
tory" by Heyser. Mr.. Black, the min
lister will preach the Easter sermon.
Elaborate preparation has been made
for the evening service. The Primary
Department Of the Sunday school will
sing Easter songs, a little girl will re-
cite an Easter piece, and three little
girls will present a YER brief Easter
exercise. The following musical num-
bers will be given in the evening,
sacred overture. 81 Love to Tell the