The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-16

Halloween goods at Kendall's drug
store.
Candy flour is best. Read G. w. Van
Dusen's ad.
1.-THE Thief at the opera house next
Saturday evening.
Kendall has everything you need for
Halloween parties.
The Women's Guild will hold their
sale Thursday, November goth.
Get your pears this week or phone
to some one to get them for you.
1.-THE Thief at the opera house
next Saturday evening is a guaranteed
attraction.
j.. d. Grover has purchased the VIM.
Allison house on Fifth street and will
move there.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson came down
from Hetland yesterday for a few
days visit with Miss Nettie Sheldon.
The farewell meeting in the college
chapel, which we mentioned last
week, will be held next Tuesday
morning.
One of the best attractions Of the
season comes to the opera house next
Saturday evening. This is the well
known New York success, "The
Thief"
"The Thief" the great New York
success, direct from enc ear at the
Lyceum theatre in that city, will ap-
pear at the opera house here next Sat-
urday evening.
Attend the big demonstration and
eatfest at the C. A. Skinner &c Ellis
Co. store Saturday, October 25, all
day. The National Biscuit Co.'s pro-
ducts as well as Chase & Sanborn
coffee will be demonstrated.
Elmer G. Messner vas united in
marriage to Miss Clara Calvert at the
M. E. parsonage Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. r. A. Bruce officiating. Both are
among the most highly esteemed
young people of Trenton township,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Helen Remington, mother of
Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence, passed away
at her home at De Smet last week.
Mrs. Remington was a frequent visitor
to Bookings while the Lawrence fam
lily lived here and the friends in Brook
ings will learn Of her death with sor-
row.
Harold Miller had one of his kid
neys injured in the game against
Carleton Saturday and was confined
to his home for a few days this week.
The injury will keep him out of the
game against North Dakota next Sat-
urday and he will be missed, as he is a
most valuable man.
John F. Lilienkamp and Miss Flor
ence Iverson were married at the
home of the brides parents, Saturday
afternoon at ~four-thirty, Rev. H. Eos
ness Of the Lutheran church officiat-
ing. The bride is we'll known to
Bookings people and has many
friends here who will extend best
wishes.
The following marriage permits
were issued by Clerk of Courts Lunden
the past week: John F. Iilienkamp
and Florence Iverson Of Brookings;
John Swiggum and Marie Vixen of
Brookings; E. T. Gum and Emily Hoy
of Aurora; Richard Specketer and
Anna Gilman of Alta, Iowa; Frank
Purcell, Jr., of Brookings, and Mary
Kerr of Bruce.
John H. Landsman was born in
Germany, November 3, 1910, and de-
parted this life at the home of his son,
southeast Of Bushnell, October 6, 1913,
aged 70 years II months and 3 days.
He came to America in 1856 and set
tied in Minnesota later moving back to
FortWayne, Indiana, where he re-
manned until 1870. He was married In
1866 and to the union was born six
children, four Of whom survive him.
His wife passed away about ten years
ago. The remains were taken to
Minnesota for int rment after a brief
service at the home conducted by
Rev. r. A. Bruce, pastor of the M. e.
church, Brookings.