The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-05-08

on business Monday.
County Auditor Ripley moved his
family here from Aurora this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Christensen visit
ed over Sunday with friends at Volga.
A handsome Casserole with every
suit or overcoat on May 10th. Column
bia Clothing Co.
Ernest Wix left yesterday morning
for Sioux Falls, where he takes a posi-
ton in a drug store.
Miss Tena Johnson went to Volga
Saturday evening and visited over SUN
day with home folks.
Miss Edna Bushnell went TO Henry
Saturday evening for an YER Sunday
visit with her sister,
Miss Camp of ~Castlewood, vas the
guest of Misses Stedman and Pratt be-
tween trains Saturday.
We actually prove to the most skept-
zeal that Masury Paint is best, at It'd
balls Friday, May 9th.
Miss Ada Pratt went down to Elkton
yesterday morning for a visit of a day
or two with home folks.
O. A. Brictson has received his big
Pierce-Arrow car, which has been at
Minneapolis during the winter.
Myrna Ethel, weight nine pounds,
arrived at the home of Judge George
P. Hall and wife Thursday, May l.
DR.. E. l.. Moore went up to Huron
Saturday evening to look after bust
ness for the state veterinary board.
Remember c. A. Skinner & Ellis Co.
Department Store for mail orders by
parcel post. Phone or send for
samples.
The graduating class of the high
school will present What Happened
to Jones' at the opera house Thursday,
May %.
Mrs. H. w. Ewing returned home
Saturday evening from a week or ten
days visit at Sioux City and points in
Nebraska.
The county commissioners met in
special session Monday and have been
devoting most of their time to viewing
bridge sites.
The Sons of Veterans will hold a
regular meeting Saturday evening, May
10th. All who are eligible to join are
invited to attend.
H. G.. Moffatt returned home Tues
day evening from his winters stay in
Texas. He spent most Of the time at
Winnie and Galveston.
Did it ever occur to you, that
| Masury Paints predominant both in ap-
pearance and lasting qualities? At
Tidball's Friday, May 9th.
Banker Enright autoed over from
Bushnell Tuesday afternoon and vas
accompanied by his sister-in-laW, Miss
Young, who went from here to Nit
chell for a visit.
Company C has moved its quarters
from the Model building to the Nc
Ellmurry building, the first door west
of the marble works. This is a COM
modious building and will make a good
armory.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Commercial Club will be held in the
assembly room tomorrow evening.
There are a number of important mat
tiers to discuss and all of the members
are urged to be present.
G.. A. Mathews and family returned
home Tuesday evening from their trip
through the south and east, where they
spent the winter. Miss Marjorie has
improved considerably and is now able
to walk with the aid of clutches.
over at Elkton the state saloon law
will do away with one of the towns
three sa~turation plants, and it is pro-
posed TO hold an election to select he
two men who will conduct the two
places there for the coming year
E. c. Olson, DR.. E. l.. Moore, Prof.
J. w Wilson, Prof. G. Larsen and NJ. G.
Carlisle went to Sioux Falls this morn
ing to attend a Ceremonial Of Ell Rad
Temple. Mr.. Carlisle was accom-
panied by his wife, wh) will visit
friends.
c. o. Trygstad is at present pos
sessed of two Offices, having been elect
ed police justice at the recent city cleo
ton while on Monday he was appoint
ed city attorney. He will resign the
former position and Mayor Johnson
will appoint his successor.
The year old baby son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Minor passed away Tuesday
morning, following an attack or
measles and the funeral was held from
the home this morning, conducted by
Rev. Bruce. The family will have the
sincere sympathy of their friends in
their loss.
r. f. Anderson was here Sunday,
visiting his family. He has severed
his connection with the Brictson Man
ufacturing Company's Minneapolis Of
fee and is now on the road for a Min
n~eapolis automobile accessory house
and has southern Minnesota and this
part Of South Dakota as his territory.
We note by the Aberdeen News that
H. l.. Walker returned home from an
extended eastern trip, during which he
secured an unusually good class of
shows to play v e the Walker circuit
the coming year. One show, The
Blindness of Virtue" will be out here
in June and will probably play Brook
ings about the 9th.
The Brookings County Poultry Asso.
citation is planning to hold a poultry
show in this city some time next fall
or winter and a committee has been
appointed to make the preliminary ar
rangements. A poultry show could be
made a fine success here, as no other
town in the state has more people in
terested in poultry or a finer collection
Of birds. The show would be a good
thing for the city from a business
standpoint, and the promoters should
have the backing of the Commercial
Club and business lei in making 1t a
success.
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