The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

T.. -. OlSOn lett tuesday eNehihs
for a visit to the Rapid City store.
See The Belle OF Barnstapoole" al
the opera house next Thursday even
ing.
p. n. Troocin and Ellef Sandro
brought in the returns from Hendricks
yesterday.
"The Belle of Barnstapoole," at the
opera house Thursday evening, No
vember IA.
F. w. Cuckow went over to Elkton
yesterday and spent the day on legal
business.
Attorney Berke of Elkton, was up a
day or two this week visiting his part
ner, F. w. Cuckow.
w. H. Murphy went to Elkton Satur-
day morning and visited over Sunday
with his brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Neill returned
Tuesday morning from a few days
visit at Watertown.
The Holy City Or the American Pas
sion Play in two reels at the Pleasant
Hour Friday and Saturday. November
S.9.
Do not delay having your eyes
properly fitted with glasses. Exami-
nation free. Mitchell, Jeweler and
Otician.
The Holy City or the American Pas
sion play in two reels at the Pleas
ant Hour Friday and Saturday, No
vember SO.
F. H. Mitchell left Tuesday evening
for Galveston, Texas, where he will
spend some time on business and look
ing over the country.
Miss Krete Kendall returned home
Tuesday evening from Rice Lake,
Wis, where she was called last week
by the death of a cousin.
c. J. Day has sold his stock Of mer-
chandise to Geo. Stead Of Arlington,
who took possession yesterday. Mr..
Stead has a number of Improvements
in view, including a considerable at
dition to the stock.
Monday evening the frs Of the
All Star Artists course will be given
at the NJ. f. church. This number
will be the Zoellner String Quartette,
a famed musical organization of Brus-
sells, Belgium, and the people of Brook
ings have a treat in store for them on
this particular evening.
The Belle Of B~arnstapoole," which
was presented in such a pleasing a
ner some time ago, will again be given
next Thursday, November IA, at the
Grand opera house. The play will be
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society of the First Presbyterian
church, and will be under the direction
Of Misses Alton, Kendall and Allen.
The play will be n of the best home
talent affairs of the season and is de-
serving of a fine house.
The chapel choir of the College
made it's first appearance Tuesday
morning at chapel and in a most
effective mi rendered Schnecker's
cantata, "The Fatherhood of God"
There are twenty-four voices in he
choir, besides director and accompan-
list, each singer wearing a choir cap
and gown with the pink music tassel.
Prof. Hedge, director, wore his bach
elor of music gown and hood. The
cantata contained thirteen numbers,
including choruses and solos. Solo
parts were given by Prof. Hedge, Miss
Cathcart, instructor in voice, Miss
Highly and Samuel Sloan. Prof. Hedge
plans to present a musical program at
chapel once each month.
The Northwestern has granted a
special one and onethird fare to
Brookings on Saturday, Nov. 8, on
account Of the Huron and State foot
ball game. This special rate is good
on all intermediate points between
Elkton and Huron. Huron College
has sent word that they will send a
crowd Of over two hundred rooters to
support their team. 1t is known also
that a great many people are plan
ming to come from all points along
the line. The game with Huron
promises to be one of the hardest on
States schedule this year. Apparent
ly both teams are quite evenly match
ed with a shade of difference in favor
of Huron. However, since State de-
feated Yankton in last Fridays game
1t is rumored that the Huronites are
not quite so confident Of a victory as
they were two weeks ago.
The annual chrysanthemum show is
being held at the State College under
the direction of Fred St~oltenberg, the
college florist, this week, and more
than $4,000 chrysanthemums OF all