The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-12-11

E, E. Hyde, piano tuner is here.
Phone R-2SO.
C. A. Johnson & Son received a new
1914 Buick this week.
Fresh cut flowers every Wednesday
morning at the Temple Furniture
Store. Everything in flowers for
Christmas. A. l.. Davis & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall returned
evening, after spending a week at the
home to harrington, Arizona, Tuesday
home of his aunt, Mrs. J. G. Miles.
THE Secret Formula" is the subject
of a two part drama that is in a class
by itself and must be seen to be ap-
preciated. To be shown at The Fad
Monday, Dec. 18th.
B. w. Lanphier informs us that he
expects to turn the business of the
Brookings Hardware Company over
to F. w. Him. of fowler, N. D., in a
few days. Mr.. Him. purchased the
business some months ago.
Conductor Guy Poole of Huron, was
here Tuesday morning on his way to
Chicago. Mr.. Poole is chairman of
the conductors committee and goes
to Chicago to adjust some minor differ.
ences with the road officials.
Select your Christmas presents at
the Bazaar. We have an unusually
nice line, including toys of all kinds,
dolls, fancy Chinaware, dinnerware,,
novelty goods Of all kinds, ladies neck
wear, pins, combs, handkerchiefs, etc.
Christmas and New Years cards one
cent each. Christmas candles. See
our line before you buy. L. A. Lehner.
Mrs. Ida Lindstrom of Yankton, pres
ident of the state Rebekah Assembly,
met with the ocal lodge on Tuesday
evening. A class was initiated, after
which there was a social time, ending
with a fine supper. Near the close Of
the evening a souvenir was presented
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Thornber, who
leave next week for the west to make
their home.
E. w. Hyde went to Chippewa Falls,
Wis, the first of the week to attend
the funeral of his uncle, G. B. Simpson,
who passed away last week, following
an operation. MI. Simpson had been
bridge foreman on the Western
the past nineteen years and was well
known in Bookings. He was very
popular with railroad men, and his
death is sincerely mourned along this
division.
The Royal Arch Chapter elected and
installed the following officers at the
regular meeting Tuesday evening: e.
H. P, L. J. Kendall; king, H. C. Sol.
berg; scribe, G. H. Stoddart; treasurer,
H. F. Haroldson; secretary, r. F.
Kerr; P. s., M. G. Carlisle; C. of H.,
H. B. Mathews; R. A. c., E. R. Binne-
weise; third vail, w. s. Johnson; sec.
ond vail, E. L. Squirting; first vail, e.
H. Sexauer; sentinel, H. Swering.
The Fremont brass band has been
organized south Of town, and L. c.
Gooch OF this city, is the director. The
band has twenty-five pieces, and as
many Of the members are excellent
musicians it should under Mr.. Gooch's
direction develop into q splendid or
~ganization. Following are the officers
and members: President, L. Simon.
son; vice-president, Geo. Trotman;
secretary. Fred Nelson; treasurer, Will
Ponto; comets, N. Goldhorn, Amos
Kleinfelter. Fred Nelson, John Bau.
man; clarinets, Fred Ptttenger, Art
Ponto, Geo. Trygstad, Clifford Loren.
con; altos. Ben Bauman, Albert Hille-
stad. Frank Lorenson; tenors. Clifford
Crowell, Chas. Talk; trombones, Will
Ponto, Chris. Bauman; drums, L.
simonson, Carl Talk; baritones, Geo.
Trotman; tuba, B. 8. Anderson;
picalo, Len Benedict.