The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-02-20

VIC NOilS iNihh.
S. D. S. c. Military Band annual con-
cert Friday March Z.
Disc sharpening and pillow work our
speciality. r. II. Anderson.
c. A. Gullick visited friends at Ar
lington between trains Sunday.
Miss Margaret Skinner visited over
Sunday with the Redmond family at
Redfeld.
J. R. Fridley returned home the last
of the week from a visit to the Mime
apolis auto show.
Miss Lena Gullick came down from
Castlewood Tuesday morning for a
visit with her mother and other rela-
tives.
American College Men," an address
by A. j. Elliott, dad" of Chicago, all
western football man. College chapel,
March 5, 6, 7.
Do you know that the City Shoeing
and Plow Works still have that
disc s%harpener? Now is the time
to get your work done in that line. We
can do it up quick and in the best pos
sible n and any other spring
work in the line of repairing or black
pillow men in the city. r. H. Anderson.
A school entertainment and basket
social will be held in the school house
in District No. 43, Sterling township
on Friday evening, February 81. If it
should be very stormy it will be held
the next evening, Saturday. Time s
o'clock. With the proceeds we wish
to buy raffia, reeds, construction paper,
library books, ETC., all of which will
materially promote the progress of our
school work. Jane E. McNown,
teacher.
The Cincinnati, Ohio, Tribune of
Tuesday, September 14th, says:
Beverly at the Grand this week has
created the most favorable impression
of any of the productions that has
been seen at the theatre this season"
In preparing Beverly" for the stage,
A. G. Delamater producer Of Clean
Plays) has taken great care to retain
all Of the characters and scene ap-
pearing in the book, and has faith
fully reproduced them on the stage.
T. c. Akin returned home Saturday
night from Pierre, where he spent ten
days, and he says that he never had
so much fun before in his life as he
did watching the legislators Of the leg
islature legislate. Soon after he got
there he discovered that one mar had
registered as a lobbyist in the inter
ests of the common people, but as Ted
does not consider that he is a common
person he went up to the state house
and registered as a lobbyist for him.
self. He says that the Brookings
county delegation are getting along
all right and that Senator Miller and
Representative Kerr were sober all the
time he was there.
The attraction at the Grand opera
house on March list will be A. G. De-
lamater's presentation of George Barr
McCutcheon's Beverly" by Robert NJ.
Baker. The Buffalo Commercial has
the following to say concerning the
| offroot;an. UCaD Dow MaC,,tohann'
Beverly opened a weeks engage
ment auspiciously at the Teck theatre
last evening before a crowded house.
The dramatization promises all of the
elements that go to make a successful
play; admirable characters, elaborate
settings, clever situations, and an in
teresting plot. All the parts are well
acted and the company enters into the
play with spirit and effectiveness.
Curtain calls were frequent, the end
ing of the third act being the signal
for long continued applause"
We are in receipt of the following
letter from Malcolm Aldrich, formerly
county superintendent of this county,
and principal of the Calhoun school at
Minneapolis: please send my Regis
ter to me at Hopkins, Mimi, instead
of to Minneapolis. During my Christ
mas vacation l traded my Minneapolis
home for a place at Glen Lake and We
moved last Saturday. We have a very
beautiful little home now having a
five room house modern except light
and I am going to put in my own
electric light plant as / have the gas
engine already and can do my own
wiring and can make my W storage
batteries so that the biggest expense
is that Of a generator. j have a barn
and buggy shed, chicken house 14x4O
feet with brooder house in connection
all piped with hot water heat, have an
ice house, wood and pump house 2Ox24
feet. There are nearly an acre of
raspberries set out and bearing, 40
fruit trees, besides other small fruits