The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-17

line on tuesday.
w. A. Simpson. w. a. Mathews and
A. \. Mathews of Flandreau, We're in
the city Saturday.
j.. G.. Jenkins departed Tuesday
eycoIa@ for his home at Portland,
Ore-ou, after spending ten days here.
llr. and Mrs. V. l.. Mccoy went
Owe TO F~laudreau yesterday to at
tend the wedding Of their SON. Claude.
J. y. Han Of Mars, Utah and his
dau2hter, Miss BeatriX Hail of Boul-
der, Colo, were called here last week
b} The death OF his mother.
pht'o Hall went to Waterfowl Tues
day to attend the funeral Of Judge
Seward, going from there TO Campbell
county and Sioux Falls on legal bust
ness.
Chas Martinson this week sold his
interest in the Martinsom Bros. dray
line TO his brother, Albert. of Ster-
ling, 50 the firm name will remain the
same.
w. r Clifford, Frank Adams. julius
Cleyan and Frank Richards were
down from White by auto Tuesday.
Mr.. Adams has sold his harness shop
at White and intends to remove to
California.
+. NJ kremcr, auditor of the eleva-
tor companies, visited at home over
sunday. He tells us that IN immense
amount Of grain has come in and that
the railroads are unable to furnish
cars enough to handle it.
The Chase-Lister stock company ap-
poared at the opera house three nights
the last of the week and gave very
satisfactory performances. They
went from here to Denver, where
they will play in stock for eight or
ten weeks.
Those who desire eye, ear, nose or
throat consultation or who wish
glasses exactly fitted, shoald see DR..
Frudenfeld, the Madison eye. ear, nose
and throat specialist, who Will be in
Lake Preston at DR.. Fosters office, on
October LIST; one day only.
The high school football team will
meet the ~Flandreau Indians at the
fair grounds the coming Saturday
afternoon at 2:30. Flandreau always
has a good team and the local bunch
Will have to 20 some if they beat
them. The game should be one of
the good ones of the season.
Claude Mccoy of this city, a mar
ried yesterday at Flandreau to Miss
Will return TO Brookings at once to
make their home. Claude is one Of
Bookings best young men and the
Register joins with his friends in ex.
tending pest wishes to he and his
bride.
The monthly meeting Of the Com
mercial Club, postponed from last
week, will be held at the assembly
room tomorrow evening. There will
be only a short business session, but
some important matters are up and
every member is especially requested
to be present. Music will be furnish
ed by Prof. C~hristensen's orchestra
and Prof. Hedge.
- ,,A,,tr. ~ H.. -. ,rrA1to.fA ,,
of the third circuit at Watertown
Tuesday a committee was appointed
which included States Attorney Mat
son of Brookings, to make arrange
ments for a memorial service for the
late Judge Seward. This service will
be held at Watertown on the first
day of the C%oddington county term Of
court in November.
At the ~semi-annual meeting Of the
Woman's Civic League on Friday
afternoon the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. b.. b.
Bracket; vice-president, Mrs. Lii
liam Smith; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. X. b. Breed; recording secretary
Mrs. w. r. Powers; treasurer, Mrs.
j. NJ. Smythe; directors, Mrs. II. G..
Fox, Mrs Frank Sherwin, Mrs. A. A.
Harris, Mrs. S. ]. Rudolph.
DR.. ]. r. Jackson Of Williston, y.
d., has purchased the practice of DR..
c. G. Bradbury, and arrived this week
to take possession. DR.. Jackson stud
led two years under the founder Of
osteopathy, DR.. Still, afterward com
plotting his course at the Los Angeles
School of O~steopathy, and he has
practiced for several years. He is not
entirely new 10 BrOokings, as he was
here about three years ago and spent
several months during the absence of
DR.. Bradbury. He comes highly recon-
mended as a practitioner and should
do well.