The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-03-06
Local and Personal

Read the big Reorganization Sale
ad on the 4th page of the Register.
DR.. Harry Sayre has been here this
week visiting relatives and friends.
John Culhane went down to Elkton
yesterday morning to remain a day or
two.
DR.. A. Hyde was called to Clinton,
ILL.,, this morning by the death of his
mother.
Still the new spring merchandise
continues to come in at SINNERS De-
partment Store.
Irving Mikkelson of Minneapolis,
was here a day or two this week visit
ing his father.
j. H. Roberts is still in possession of
the laundry, Mr.. Ness, the new owner,
having not as yet returned here.
Mrs. H. C. Cornell of Harvey, ILL.,, is
the guest this week at the home of
her brother-in-law, S. C. Cornell.
Conductor Thos. Madden, who has
been at Pierre for several weeks, is
back on the north run this week.
On account Of the extra amount of
advertising this week We were obliged
to leave out our story and also Mrs.
Briggs cooking lesson.
The ladies OF Brookings and vicinity
are invited to inspect the fine line Of
Easter Millinery at Miss HOLSTERS
all of next week.
Mrs. R. L. Slagle and Miss Gertrude
Young went to Sioux Falls yesterday
morning to visit a few days.
w. H. Cole Of Parker, was here a
day or two this week on business. Mr..
Cole formerly had an interest in the
Temple furniture store, at the time it
was conducted by E. G. Grover.
I offer you one of the best chances
you ever had to own a piano. I have
n of the best Kimball instruments
which 1 will sell at a big sacrifice on
very easy terms. Call and see it at SGT
9Th street.
The state legislature ~adjourns to-
morrow and so far nothing has been
done in the way of special %appropria-
tons for the State College. Some
thing may be done in that direction
today or tomorrow, but the outlook is
rather dubious just now.
Mrs. Gertrude Marks, who was
brought here from Aurora last week to
be examined by the insanity board,
was committed to the asylum at Yank-
ton and was taken thele Monday. Her
sen came down from Wyndmere, N.
D., and accompanied his mother to
Yankton.
Henry Arneson has been appointed
as auxiliary clerk 1T the post Office,
the department has appropriated
money for the appointment of an extra
clerk until July 1. 1t is thought, how
ever, that the appointment will be
made permanent. Mr.. Arneson took
up MS WOrk on
The local bowling team went over
to White for a return match Tuesday
evening and were again defeated, this
time by a margin of IS pins. Since
this last defeat Manager Nolan has re-
leased the entire team and is arrang-
ing terms with Jack Vrenegor's Old
Spavins, who hereafter will uphold
the honor of our fair city.
The college basket ball team went
to Huron Friday evening and were de-
feated by Huron college by a score of
"a to Is. The Huron boys came down
on Tuesday morning for a return
game in the afternoon and again
walloped the home team, this time by
a score of 81 to 7. Huron now claims
the state championship, and we have
no serious objections to letting them
have it.
s. C. Cornell advertised in the
last Register that he had lost his
pocketbook containing about eight
dollars and o o. after the paper was
out it was returned to him by Bertha
Heath, the little daughter of Homer
Heath. 1t will be remembered hat the
Register was issued a day early last
week and Mr.. Heath was about to
bring the pocketbook in this Office
when he received his paper and saw
the ad. This is pretty good evidence
that the Register ads bring results.