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

j. K. Fridley vent down to Tracy
on business Friday morning.
A car load of oil meal just received
ut the Brookings Roller Mills.
S. j. Rudolph last week traded in
his Flanders car for a Moline auto.
Faye Atkinson was over from White
Friday to take in the football game.
DR.. A. H. Hill made a professional
trip to Arlington between trains
Thursday.
A. l.. Davis departed Friday morn
ing for a business visit to Omaha and
Cozad, Neb.
Mrs. Nellie White came up from
Elkton Thursday evening for a brief
visit with friends.
Mrs. Elmer Arnold Of Gary, was a
guest at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
A. B. Hanson, last week.
Brookings Hide and Fur Co. have
some fur robes and coats for sale
cheap to close out. Sixth avenue,
South.
Regular subscribers to the Sunday
Minneapolis journal will get their
Sunday papers hereafter at Hubbart's
News Stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Rudolph visited
at Redwood Falls, Tracy and other
Minnesota points last week, making
the trip by auto.
H. ]. Blocker and family, who have
been living in this city the past couple
of years, moved last week to their
farm near Toronto.
DR.. and Mrs. Merrick, who spent two
or three weeks with relatives here,
departed Thursday evening for their
home at Troy, Kansas.
Miss Adelaide Wheeler of Huron,
had an exhibit of fancy work at the
college yesterday afternoon. While
in the city she was the guest Of Miss
Ada Erwin.
Mrs. A. A. Brigham arrived Friday
evening from the family home in
Maryland to join DR.. Brigham. They
will occupy the Prowse house near
the college this year.
Mrs. Henry and children arrived
Friday evening from Yorktown, Sas-
katchewan, Canada, for a visit at the
home of her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Henry.
Ralph Sherwin returned Friday
morning 20 his home at Scranton,
Penn, after spending a couple of
weeks at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sherwin.
J. w. Wilson,, E. c. Olson, M. G.
Carlisle and Paul butcher We're
among those who attended the fall
ceremonial session of Ell Rad Temple
at Sioux Falls last Thursday evening.
Brookings had a safe and sane
Halloween and very little mischief
was reported around the city. The col
lege boys were unusually quiet, evil
utllIly COIloSi ms lhSih nv ofNS
Hobo Day." the following day.
Sterling Township District No. 43:
Those neither absent nor tardy during
the month ending Nov. l, are: Selma
Borsvold, Alma Haugen, Adolph Haul
gen, Clara Haugen, Otto Haugen, Flor
ence Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Her
bert Oiness, Selma Oiness. Olga Olson.
Annie Peterson. Selma Borsvold stood
100 in spelling. Jane E. McNown,
teacher.
The next football game will be play
ed at the college park the coming
Saturday afternoon, when the State
College meets Huron college. This
year Huron has the best team in it's
history, having already defeated Nit
chell, and they are coming to Brook
ings with the expectation or giving
Brookings a good licking. The game
should be as close and as hard fought
as the Yankton game.
The article in last weeks Register
in regard to the street lights has caus-
ed considerable discussion and the at
titude OF the business men is less criti'
cal toward the council. Quite a large
number OF business men are planning
to put in the posts. but. As the Regis
ter said last week. the best plan would
be to get together and have some uni
form system OF lights, There is NO
need OF each place of business buying
n post. as four lights are sufficient
for ono side " \ block and this cN
pensc could re divided ny auonG ten
or twelve business men,
The Rrcokipss htsh school 'N'tNaH
team met defeat AZ the hands ~ SIOUX
Falls high NJ the Power NiN last sat
urday. tho ac,rc rcipR 81 ~ q The
Brookinss boys pui w y sreA' osh'
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