The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-30

Don't forget Closet Solution for re-
moving rust stains. s. Marvin & Son.
G. +. Thayer made a business trip
to Aurora between trains yesterday.
Mrs. p. N. Peterson went down to
Tyler yesterday morning for a few
days visit.
Mrs. Florence Champion of Kansas
City, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L.. l.. Erb.
Morris Shea has been very low dur
ing the past week and his condition is
regarded as very serious.
William Cameron this week closed a
deal for the Paul pool hall and has
already taken possession.
The baby daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith, who live heal Aurora,
passed away yesterday morning.
Miss Julia Quickstad, Of Toronto,
spent the past week at the home OF o.
B. Utigard, returning home yesterday
morning.
Nhob SOhhoohy thc hiohuLlChl dinhp
went up to Watertown on business
Saturday night and Monday left for
points east OF here.
Mrs. G. A. Jensen of Bruce, was a
guest at the home of H. C. Hanson
three or four days this week, return
ing home Tuesday evening.
Miss Ruth Reeves returned home to
Rapid City Tuesday evening, after
spending several months at the home
Of her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Purdy.
VIM. Heathcote and Miss Ella Cur
rent OF Watertown, were married Fri
day, aJnuary Gath by DR.. Horace w.
Tilden, pastor OF the First Baptist
church at the Tilden home.
The Alpha Iota literary society
met January 25, in their club rooms
and a short program was conducted.
This was followed by a business meet
ing in which a new member was ad-
mitted.
e. I. Briggs, night policeman. resign
ed last week to take a position as
manager Of the Paul pool hall, but
10Y that 1t has been sold he is un-
decided whether or not to go back to-
work for the city. l.. A. Lehner has
been working as night man for the
past week.
The past week has been very pleas.
ant and yesterday was we believe the
incest day We have had during the
month. 1t seemed more like a day in
April or May and 1t was hard to realize
that it was January. The month Just
coming to a close will go down as the
mildest January in the history of the
state.
The next show at the opera house
will be "The Girl from Rector's," on
February %, and according to all ac-
counts this will be about the classiest
one of the season. Two good shows
We're cancelled On Manager Carlisle
this week, but they may play here later
in the year. They are Louisiana Lou"
and "The Final Settlement"
Beginning with next Sunday the pub
lie library will be open each Sunday
afternoon from 2:30 to 6 for reading
purposes. This will be a great accom-
mediation to library patrons and we are
sure that it will be appreciated. 1t
will be a great benefit to the young
men of the city, who have no place to
go on a Sunday afternoon, and we hope
that they will take advantage Of 1t.
Clerk of Courts Lunden had began to
suspect that he was a Jonah, as not
a marriage license had been granted
during his first three weeks in office,
but last Friday the ice was broken by
William Heathcote and Miss Ella Cur
rent of WATERFOWL, and this week
licenses were issued to Chas. w.
Luken and Minnie Sivert of Elkton,
and Alfred j. Thompson and Lydia
Stufen of Elkton.
On Monday DR.. A. w. Hyde re-
ceived a box of oranges, tangerines,
and grape fruit direct from Florida by
express. They were the gift Of D. L.
Erwin. who. for several years, was the
efficient foreman Of the Register, but
who 10 now p~ublishing q paper of his
own at West Palm Beach. The fruit
was AZ hns a. any we have seen and
We can testify to its excellence -Sn1
fne favor - the doctor ~ssnero1sl3
provided u with ! good sized eom11os