The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-04-11

sale by the Fridley Auto Co.
Z. F. Bagley was at Elkton on bust
ness between trains yesterday.
Carl Erstad of Mitchell, was here
this week visiting his parents and
friends.
A. l.. Davis returned home Friday
morning from a few days trip to Ne
braska.
The New Furniture store received
this week a fine new funeral car Of
the latest pattern.
Beginning Monday April 18th the
first show at the Pleasant Hour will
commence at 7:45.
A Glidden is making some altera-
tons and an extensive addition to his
home on Main street.
SINNERS Dept. store is showing a
big line of novelty wash, silk and
dress goods. See them.
Mrs. Anna Lawshe arrived from ST.
Paul Thursday evening for a visit
with her many friends and old neigh
bors.
Willis Bonesteel arrived from Wag-
ner Saturday morning to attend the
funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. W..
r. Stowe.
The local w. C. T. L. informs us
that the tag days for the benefit of
the Mother Sherrard memorial have
been indefinitely postponed.
The roads throughout the country
are reported to be in better condition
at the present time than they have
been for years at this season.
c. j. Lee of Charles City, Iowa, was
called here the last of the week by
the death of his sister, Mrs. w. r.
Stowe. He returned home Monday
morning.
A number of high school girls
walked to Aurora Tuesday afternoon
for a little outing, but were glad
enough to take the train home from
there.
Mrs. A. l.. Gentle went to Luverne,
Mimi, yesterday morning to coqduct a
sale grocey house which her husband
represents.
w. S. Glass of WATERFOWL, candi-
date for congress from this district,
was here Friday for a few hours dis
tributing campaign literature, but
made no address.
All alumni and students of the col
lege are cordially invited to attend a
dance given by the Booster Club in
gymnasium Friday evening, April II,
at eight o'clock.
F. A. Evans returned Monday even
ing from Walnut Grove, Mimi, where
he spent Sunday with his wife, who
went Town there some time ago and
has since been quite sick.
Ladies of Brookings wishing hair
dressing, shampooing, scalp treatment
or facial massage, are requested to
SEND a care to Miss Rawlinson, care
of Mrs. r. l.. Slagle.
w. f. Garfield returned home last
evening from Chicago, where he was
called by the serious illness of a sister.
She was not much improved when he
left and doubts are entertained for
her recovery.
The little three-year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen who has
for the last six weeks been so serious
ly sick with pneumonia and other
complications is slowly improving and
will soon be entirely out of danger it
is thought.
The Board Of Health requests that
all back yard, barnyard and alley
refuse be removed to the city dumping
grounds during the next 10 days. At
that time a general inspection of the
city will be made and "a hours notice
given for such removal wherever
found.
Superintendent Morton has moved
his headquarters t. the new City hall
from the power plant, and his depart
ment nov has the use of T.. e entire
basement. All of the city electrical
supplies are stored there, where there
is more and better room, and the
change is one hat is highly pleasing
to the force.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Olson returned
home Saturday morning from their
several weeks trip to California and
other parts of the coast. Mrs. Olson,
on whose account the trip was made,
is very much improved in health. They
met many former Brookings people on
their trip, making quite a stay with
relatives at Santa Ana, Cal.
At the last melting of the city IL