The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-06-27

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Misses Nina and Ida Steen went 10
Arlington Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. Rila Ziegler went to Water.
town Tuesday evening to visit friends.
H J. Hanson and Pete Trooein were
over from Hendricks the first of the
week.
Watch the Register for Feature
Films to be put on at the Pleasant
Hour.
Archie Gentle returned yesterday
morning from a few days visit at
Lake Preston.
Miss Henrietta Kremer returned
yesterday morning from a few days
visit at Estelline.
Mrs. Dunn Of Detroit. Mich, is visit
ing at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Marvin.
c. H. Downoy of Mitchell. formerly
in the insurance business here, was
in the city yesterday.
The board of regents will meet at
the college tomorrow to let the con-
tract for the new building.
The children of NJ. G. Carlisle
Went TO Lake Benton yesterday morn
ing to visit at the home of their uncle.
Home talent directed by F.. G..
Paige in Browns in Town" at the
opera house, Thursday evening, July
4th.
Roadmaster Erwin went to Huron
Monday morning TO attend a meeting
of the North Western officials of this
division.
Ed. Andrews, a former resident of
the city, returned to Minneapolis
yesterday morning after a visit with
w. A. Paul and family.
The Secret of Prosperity and ION
the Doorstep" are the topics of the
addresses at the Methodist church
next Sunday. Good music and a
happy gospel. All are welcome.
Clerk OF Courts Hanson has issued
the following marriage permits this
week: Alfred Westrum of Freda, n.
D., and Julia NJ. Rogholt of Volga;
Martin A. Dahl of Minneapolis, and
Alma II. Bohn of Volga; John n.
Svaren of Sinai, and Inga Engels-
gard Of Arlington.
Mrs. G. p. Hunstad returned TO her
home at Butterfield. Mimi, yester-
day morning after a visit at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hanson.
Free, Free, Free, One reserved
seat absolutely free to each Of the
first ten people at the seat sale of
Browns in Town" Thursday evening,
July 4th. Seat sale to commence
Monday, July 1st. at . p. m.
The splendid crop prospects in this
section has resulted in a boom in the
real estate market. During the week
A. p. Allison has sold $50 acres
amounting TO $70,0S0, at prices rang
ing from $67 to $91 per acre.
Frank Murphy left yesterday morn
ing for Sioux City, where he takes a
position in the office OF a large in
surance company. he expects to re-
main there six or eight months and
then be assigned to a permanent terri
tory. Mrs. Murphy will visit at Madi-
son., Sioux Falls, and Hitchcock for a
month before joining him.
The Pleasant Hour will produce a
two reel Feature Film, Friday and
Saturday, June 2Sth and goth, entitled
Shamus O'Brien. Shamus O'Brien is
the most finely directed, the most
carefully staged and most beautifully
photographed production the Imp
Company has ever done. The story
is a masterpiece. Don't fail to see it.
lakewood Grange, three miles west
of Bruce. was organized last week.
Officers were elected and installed as
follows: Master, l.. II Burdick;
Overseer, Jas. F. jerks; Lecturer,
Mrs. II. f. Johnston; Secretary, Mrs.
H. s. Mcmahon. A good delegation
from this new grange is expected to
attend the Pomona grange meeting
at State College on Saturday of this
week.
The local good roads boosters held
a good meeting at the commercial
club rooms on Tuesday evening, with
a good attendance. The road cam
paign for the summer vas talked
over and it was decided TO leave the
entire matter in charge Of Prof. Sol
berg, which assures that it will be
well taken care Of, and by fall this
county is bound to have a greatly i'm
proved road system. II is Prof. Sol
intention to push the work at
once, with the funds subscribed by
city and country boosters.