The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-14
Local and Personal
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E. E. Hyde, piano tuner, is still here.
Phone 337.
A car load of oil meal just received
at the Brookings Roller Mills.
why Advertise at All" r cad it
on this page.
Big fur sale at Helen Johnson's to-
morrow and Saturday.
In this issue Patterson tells you
how to double your local business.
The Cry of the Children" at the
Pleasant Hour Friday and Saturday
Nov. 1916.
The Belle of Ba%rnstapoole" will be
presented at the opera house tonight
by local talent.
Don't fail to see the styles of photo
graphs at the Clarin studio. Nothing
but the best, that is all.
Rev. j. J.. Gardner went to Elkton
Saturday morning and occupied the
NJ. f. pulpit on Sunday.
Geo. Dempster of Estelline, was
visiting his mother in the city yester-
day, returning home last evening.
Orders for private greeting cards for
Xmas and New Year taken up to
December l. d. G.. Kendall, druggist.
Carl Engstrom, a student at the
college last year, came down from
Redfeld Saturday to take in the foot
ball game.
Starving Millions" says Patterson,
ARE waiting for the merchant to salts
fy their wants" Have you got what
they want? Then advertise.
W. II. Cornell returned to Hot
Springs on Thursday evening, having
spent a few days here. Col. T. G. Orr
returned home the day previous.
The Vermillion football team walked
all over the University of North Da-
kota in their game at Sioux Falls Sat
urday, winning by a score of "A to O..
A. A. Hexem and A. P. Ronning
were over from Hendricks Monday
and made a call on the Register to
get one of those valuable Pictorial
Charts We are giving away.
"The Cry of the Children" taken
taken from the poem of Elizabeth
Barrett Browning will be shown at the
Pleasant Hour Friday and Saturday
evenings, Nov. Is and 16. Do not miss
this great two reel subject.
The Brookings high school football
team plays Madison high at Madison
the coming Saturday. Very little is
known of the Madison team, but the
home team has been working hard
this week and expects to win.
Chas. A. Ramsdell of B%eresford, a
former student at the college, met his
death in an auto accident n day
this week. The machine turned turtle
and then caught fire and Mr.. Rams
dell. who was pinioned underneath it,
was burned to death. He was post
master at Beresford.
Mitchell is scheduled to play the
Stale College football team at the
athletic park the coming Saturday,
The game will be a battle royal, as
the Wesleyan team defeated Yankton,
e to 0. last Saturday. This is by a
larger score than Brookings beat
Yankton. but comparative scores
count for little and we expect to see
Brookings grab the game.
The upper classes of the college
have beer OF the opinion for some
time that the Freshmen We're a little
TOO fresh and important, so they ar
RANGED a mild hazing for the first
wear men and scheduled it for last
Friday. The faculty, however, stepped
in and spoiled this nicely arranged
affair. 10 the chagrin Of the upper
.lclassmen and the delight Of the Fresh
mon. A truce n finally arranged,
whereby the faculty and upper classes
arc to draw up n set OF rules for the
conduct OF the Freshmen and the lat
ter have agreed to abide by them.