The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-03-28
Easter Greeting Cards at Kendall's.

Mrs. Breigenfeldt of Bryant, came
down Friday morning for a visit at
the home of Geo. Bishman, north of
the city.
Get your seats for Sylvia" operetta
to be given at the opera house next
Friday night. This is a high school
production.
: Mrs. Chas. Holiday of Watertown,
visited at the home of John Holiday
last week, returning to her home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence re-
turned to their home at Doland Fri
day evening, after spending the week
at the home of VIM. Cutler.
Mrs. II. l.. Hopkins left the latter
part of the week for Boston, where
she will remain with her daughter dur
hing the balance Of the school year.
Miss Alice Heffernon of Big Stone,
visited over Sunday with her brother,
a student at the college. She was a
guest at the home of r. A. Pillmer.
w. J. Gilkerson of st. Paul, travel
ing passenger agent for the Grand
Trunk railway system, was in the city
Monday with the Camrose exhibit ~.
A new grange was organized at the
Tidd school house eighteen miles
south of Brookings. on March 10th, by
the master of Brookings grange.
Oscar Gray, who several years
ago was employed in a local barber
shop and since which time has been
running a shop at Bushnell, moved
here this week and has taken charge
of the college shop.
The college students are enjoying
the spring vacation, which began last
evening and will continue until next
Tuesday. Many of the students have
gone to their home to spend the brief
respite from study,
A fine line Of Stall and Dean base
ball goods just received. All new
goods, no carried over stock. At the
Brookings Pharmacy, opposite Post
Office.
County Auditor Bitterness left Mon
day evening for Pierre to attend the
annual meeting Of the county audi
tors Of the state, who confer with the
state taxation board regarding the
coming assessment.
The high school track team candi-
dates held a meeting this week and
a large number responded to the call
and arrangements We're made for an
inter-class meet to be held early in
May. The outlook for a strong team
is excellent and the boys expect to
retain possession Of the championship
cup which they won last year.
Those who desire, eye, ear, nose or
throat consultation, or wish glasses
exactly fitted, should see DR.. F%runden-
field, the Madison eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist, who will be in Lake
Preston at DR.. Fosters office on
Thursday, March 2Sth; day only.
Turn back to the front page and
gaze awhile upon "Sylvia's' pretty
chorus girls who will entertain YOU at
the opera house on Friday, March
goth. Operetta accompanied by Prof.
C~hristensen's orchestra.
Mrs. Rossiter, a sister of Mrs. Phi
10 Hall, and her two children, who
have been making their home here
and at Volga the past year, departed
Friday morning for their old home in
Massachusetts, where they will re-
side in the future.
Prof. II. c. Solberg went to Tracy
yesterday to attend a meeting of dele
gates from the towns of southern Min
nesota along the line OF the Chicago
to Coast highway. The towns in Min
nesota are intensely interested in this
good roads project and a big attend
ance was looked for at the Tracy
meeting. Prof. Solberg was the
principal speaker at the meeting.
Mrs. A. ]. Kendall received a mes
sage yesterday morning informing her
of the death OF her sister, Mrs.
Brodt, at Rice Lake, Wis, and in COM
pany with Mrs. c. d. Kendall she de-
parted on the morning train to attend
the funeral. L. J. Kendall left for
Rice Lake last night. Mrs. Brodt was
quite well known in Brookings, having
visited frequently at the Kendall
home, and her acquaintance here will
learn of her death with sorrow.
George Thayer got quick action on
one OF his insurance policies last
week. John Dolan Of Parnell town
shin whose house had heen insured