The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-02
Local and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Avery left Tues
day morning for Mitchell to take in
Corn Palace week.
Geo. N. Breeds paper, the South Da-
kota Home Messenger, made it's first
appearance today.
E. l.. Williams of Lake Benton, visit
ed at the home of his brother, E. H.
Williams last week.
Miss Edith Yankee departed the last
OF the week for Seattle, where she will
remain some time.
Eugene Campbell returned home
yesterday morning from a business
trip to Gaylord, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Williams went
down to Lake Benton yesterday morn
ing for a few days visit.
S. L. Belden, who has been employ
ed at Pierre and Lead the past few
weeks, arrived home this week.
The seats for the new college audi
forum arrived from Chicago the last
of the week and are now in place.
Thursday, October 10th, Is the next
Volga date of DR.. Frudenfeld, the Madi-
son eye, ear, nose and throat specialist.
Mrs. Geo. Morehouse and son Halle,
will leave mex week for California to
spend the winter. They will ship their
big car out.
Mrs. Mitchell of Minneapolis, arriv-
ed Sunday morning and visited until
yesterday at the home of her brother,
V. D. Wilcox.
Library hours: Monday, Sc and TO.
Tuesday SO and 10; Wednesday, So
and 10; Thursday, So and 10; Satur-
day, 2-6 and 10.
Mrs. Clyde Sawyer of Howard, ar
rived yesterday morning for a visit
with her father, G. N. Kennard and her
brothers and sisters.
w. r. Simpson, who graduated from
the college pharmacy department last
spring, was over from Flandreau visit
ing friends the last of the week.
Miss Alice Langdon returned Mon
day night from a visit at Parker, and
was accompanied by her mother who
will visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. NJ. E. Culhane for some time.
Monda Fjerstad, Lydia Christianson,
A. B. Christianson, John Fjerstad and
Peter Fjerstad were over from Hen.
bricks the latter part of the week visit
ing L. j. Fjerstad and taking in the
fair.
w. M. Mair, who is to have charge
of the new extension work of the State
College, was here last week. He ex-
poets to nov his family here from
Mitchell in a couple of weeks and they
will occupy Mrs. Harza's house.
City Auditor Stoddart informs us
that only about 100 voters out of 700
in the city have registered. 1t looks
as though there will be a lot of voters
who will have to stay at home next
primary day and they will have no one
but themselves to blame.
c. A. and Gilbert Gullick, s. F. Wal
tiers and e. H. Carlisle are building a
hunting shack to use on their hunting
and fishing trips. 1t will be light
enough so that it can be hauled to any
of the nearby lakes and when not in
use it a be brought home where it
will be safe from the vandals that
seems to delight in smashing up lake
cottages.
Thos. Bang, the new proprietor Of
the creamery, took possession this
week. He will continue to conduct a
first-class plant, paying the highest
market price and will also do a retail
business. He is a buttermaker of
seventeen years experience, and the
past two years he has been on the
road for a cream separator company.
He also owns a creamery at Bryant,
but will give all his attention to the
local plant. His family arrived from
Bryant this morning to join him.
No more beautiful play could be i'm
agined than the dramatization of Mar
garet Deland's famous novel, THE
Awakening of Helena Richie" 1t is to
be produced here under the able man.
agement of Leon A. ellison at Brook
ings opera house on Saturday, October
II. A lavish display of costumes and
scenery Is required for this production
and the press and public are unstinted
in their praise Of the same. Who has
not read the book and fallen in love
with dear old "Dr. Lavender" and SYM
pathized with Helena" and taken dear
little David" right into their hearts?
If you have not read the book, at least,
see the play. 1t is we'll worth while.
The theatregoers will be charmed to
know that they are to see Laura Fran
kenfield in "The Awakening OF Helena
Richie" this season. Most of us have
seen her at some time in the past FIVE
years during which time she has
rapidly forged to the front. Last sea-
son we saw her in Madame X" and