The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-03-05
DR.. Steiner March 8.

ness the latter part of the week.
d. E. McFarlane and family moved
this week to their farm near Montrose
Improve tomorrow mornings break
fast by using Monarch coffee. Connolly
Bros.
Olaf Heiberg arrived from Christ
lana, Norway, this week and will make
his home in this country.
The man with an unusually grea'
message, DR.. Steiner, March 8, at the
college auditorium. Admission soc.
DR.. Steiner, author of "The Trail o.
the Immigrant" Y. M. c. A. Lecture
and All Star Artists Course, March 8
Hugo Koch with a strong cast, ad
mirably presented THAT Printer o,
Udell's at the opera house Tuesday
evening.
want to buy a few quarter sections
of land in Brookings county direct
from owner. Call On or address Rober'
A. Storm, Bookings, S. d.
w. S. Loban and family left las
evening for Black Hawk, in the west
ern part of the state, where they will
make their home upon their large
ranch.
Prof. Carl Christensen left Saturday
for Kansas to assist Prof. H. H. Loun
denback in two concerts. Prof. Loun
denback was formerly head of the
music department of the college.
Mayor Johnson returned home Mon
day morning from Minneapolis, where
he spent a few days looking after two
fat buildings, which he and A. M
Void recently obtained in a trade fol
land.
Geo. Wells was down from Senecs
this week and spent a few days. We
understand that Mr.. Wells is think
ing seriously of returning to Brook
ings and engaging in the mercantile
business.
Thos. Eckman and family are &C
cupying the A. G.. Young residence a
the corner of Sixth venue and Sixth
streets. They moved in from theil
farm neal Bushnell last week and al,
nov busy getting settled.
Quite a number OF candidates ant
others interested accompanied Senator
Crawford to Elkton Friday morning
The senator spoke there in the after
noon, returning here on the $50 pas
senger for the evening meeting.
E. j. Ray this week purchased the
building on Main street which his com
pany occupies. He informs us that he
will not replace the present structure
with a brick building this year, but
will put up a large store house on the
real end of the lot.
Abraham Frederickson of Morgan
vile, Kansas, arrived last week for q
visit with his neice, Mrs. H. H. Kor
stad and his nephew, Ole Skorr, neal
Bruce, whom he has not seen fol
thirty years. Mr.. Fredrickson is now
rs years of age but says he has not
been sick a day in his life.
Mrs. w. A. erase, corresponding sec
rotary of the ladies auxiliary of the in
stitute, which was organized last week
called at the Register this week and
asked us to thank the Civic League or
behalf Of the farmers wives for the
splendid program and lunch furnished
and to ask the continued cooperation
of the league in the work of the auxil
larry.
The building bug seems to be still
at work and we have heard of three
more parties this week who are con
templating putting up buildings or
Main street this year. Two of these
are practically certain to build, al
though we are not at liberty to give
their names, and the third is giving
the matter very serious thought. II
looks rs though Main street would be
pretty well blocked up with construc
ton work this year.
T. c. Akin went up to Waterfowl
this morning to attend the hearing
before the state railroad commission
on the question of changing the pas
senger service between Brookings anC
Redfeld. Mr.. Akin will present Brook
ings' side of the question, he having
been appointed as a delegate from the
Commercial Club by President Hyde
and it is expected that the towns al
along the line will have representa-
tives present. Brookings will urge
that the present service be continued
but that two more passengers, running
opposite to the present trains, b,
put on.
H. F. Haroldson returned home Sat
urday morning from his several weeks
trip through the south. He spent
week or SO with j. p. Olson and famil!
at Corpus Christi, Texas, and says tina
Jim is prospecting and likes that coun
try. Mr.. Haroldson says that he wen
in bathing on February A and that h,
thought of his friends shivering VI
hire in Brookings. He visited Calves
ton, Houston, New Orleans and othe.
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