The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-04-04

Secondhand cars for sale at the
frldley Garage.
c. A. Johnson & Son received a
new Buick car this week.
County Treasurer Van Dyke has
sold his auto to II. G. Williams.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Loban ON Friday evening.
Oliver Austin has rented the build
ing just west of the Register office
and viii open a tirst-class tinshop.
a large number OF the citizens of
Nolga We're in the city Tuesday and
yesterday, being interested in the
case before Judge Seward.
DIR. Stevenson the well-known eye,
ear. nose and throat specialist OF
Sioux Falls will be in Brookings, Fri
day, Apr. 10th, at the Leon Hotel
Glasses also fitted correctly.
A number of the auto owners OF
the city have had their cars repaint-
ed during the winter, all the colors
Of the rainbow being used, and some
OF them present a pretty fiashy APP
pearance.
The electric light work of the lev
house was completed Tuesday
and the building was lit up for the
first time that evening, presenting a
fine appearance. The big arcs in
front of the main entrance show up
the building in fine shape.
Mrs. Morris Shea returned Tuesday
evening from Reinbeck, Iowa, where
she was during the sickness and
death of her s~ister-in-law, Mrs. Cop
ley. Her death is especially sad as
she leaves six children, the youngest
four years old.
II. II. Geyer, formerly with the NJ.
L. Wimsey store, will be glad to greet
his friends at the Whitson Grocery
Mr.. Whitson is fortunate to secure
the services Of Mr.. Geyer as his as
s~istant, as there are a great many
people who like to trade with him
and will follow him to his present
location, formerly the Carlisle and
lator the Wilcox grocery.
Mrs. w. X. Stowe, who has been
critically i'll for some time, passed
away last evening at 5:45. The flu
neral will be held Saturday after
noon, short services being held at the
home at one O'Clock and at two
o'clock services will be held at the
G.. A. r. hall, conducted by the o.
f. S. and w. r. c.
Prof. G. A. Starring of the State
college, took his class in journalism
to Sioux Falls this morning, where
they will be guests of the commercial
club of that city today and tomor-
rOW. lney were accompanied ny
Prof. Schlatter and Editor Schaphorst
and Business Manager Nord of the
Collegian. Part of their stunt at
Sioux Falls will be to interview the
prominent men and write up the diff
ferert industries of the city, and their
copy will appear in the Sioux Fails
dailies.
Rev c. F.. Hoffman left Frida. 'Nr
Boyden. Iowa, and on Sunday occu-
pied the pulpit of the United Presby-
terrain church at that place. He spent
Monday at Rock Valley looking after
church property interests, returning
to Boyden Tuesday to attend a meet
ing of the Presbytery. In the W.
ing he was on the program m too
part in the conference for the mil
lion Dollar Campaign" He returned
home yesterday.
The music pupils of Miss Lila AL
ton assisted by Miss Nellie Kendall
as reader, gave a recital at the Pres
byterian church on Tuesday evening,
which was largely attended. Each
number on the program was admir-
ably executed and the entertainment
as a whole was a splendid one, re
fiecting much credit upon Miss Alton
as a teacher as we'll as upon the indi-
vidual talent of the pupils.
Countless times since the terrible
evening of Feb. 10, 1898 has The TRACE
DIV of the Maine been told. Not only
is it familiar TO every man, woman
and child in the United States but al
around the world it is recorded as
one of the greatest disasters in the
history. but for all that the waters OF
Havana harbor have been guarding
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