The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-02-19

van Duseu q W. sell SdnOy
Hour, the best on the market.
w. A. Garfield made a business trip
to Volga between trains Tuesday.
VIM. Cutler has been quite i'll the
past few days, but is now improving.
Don't fail to read Tarzan of the
Apes. 1t is one of the most interesting
stories ever written.
Mrs. F. H. Ripley went over to
Aurora to visit relatives Tuesday
morning.
L. L. Erb left Monday morning for
Iowa and Missouri to visit relatives
and look after business matters.
Rev. r. A. Bruce went over to Col
man Monday morning to assist in
evangelical meetings for a week.
Jose Bjornson of the First National
Bank force, went up to De Smet to
help out in the bank there for a few
days.
Mrs, o. ]. Sundet, from south of the
WY, went uo"h W lyiei SATURDAY
morning to spend Sunday with a
daughter.
Miss Marie Vahle, of the city school
teaching corps, vas called home to
Tracy Saturday morning by the SER
ious illness of her mother.
Prof. G.. Larsen and Dairy Expert
Ryger were over to Flandreau last
week and spoke before the annual
meeting of the Flandreau cooperative
creamery association.
Mrs. H. G. Getty returned home Fri
day evening from the Twin Cities,
where she spent about a week select
ing a spring stock for her millinery
store at Lake Preston.
There will be a special meeting of
the Eastern Star next Saturday even
ing, at which there will be initiation.
The grand worthy matron, Mrs. Addie
Dougherty of Huron, will be present.
The majority republican candidates
met here Thursday evening and form.
ed an organization for the campaign
M. G. Carlisle was elected chairman.
". Z. Purdy secretary and c. A. Gull
lick treasurer.
superintendent Browning of the city
schools received a request this week
from the Detroit Heat and Light Com
pany for pictures of the two school
buildings, which they intend to use in
an advertising circular they are about
to issue.
Michael Maher left Monday morn
ing for WABASH, Mimi, to buy some
pure bred stock to add. to his dairy
herd. Mr.. Maher is a firm believer in
the value Of good stock in the dairy
business, and he should know as he
has made it pay well since coming to
South Dakota.
Secretary Fowler of the Luce Line,
was here from Minneapolis Thursday
and Friday. On Thursday he gave a
lecture, illustrated with s~tereopticon
views, on the Luce Line at Bushnell
and Friday evening he presented the
views before the Commercial Club
meeting here.
Clint and Bessie Robbins and their
company appeared at the opera house
the last three nights of the week, CIV
ing a show that was thoroughly pleas
ing. There is not many repertoire
shows on the road that a beat the
Robbins. Saturday night the opera
house was crowded to its capacity.
At the Grand opera house next Tues
day, will be seen for the first time,
Paul Armstrong; successful play
Alias Jimmy Valentine" With a New
York run that extended to two seasons
and genuine London and Paris sue.
cesses to it's credit, this fascinating
drama is bound to prove attractive to
local theatre-goers.
The Rock Island passenger going
south from Bushnell has again chang
ed time and no." it is possible to make
connections by going east on the
eleven o'clock train in the morning.
The Rock Island leaves Elkton twelve
minutes after the Northwestern gets
there, so that connections can be made
if the Northwestern is not late and
you hustle.
alias Jimmy Valentine" is every
body's friend-the men like him be-
cause he is strong, a manly chap, with
a grip that suggests steel, and an
ability to crack a safe as handily as
ever did any of the real burglars
The ladies like him because he makes
love so beautifully, and they can cry
copiously when he saves a child's life
at the risk of his own freedom-and
the children like him because he is
the sort of a man children like, and so
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