The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-11-05

Murdoch at college Auditorium, No
vember II.
The city council held it's regular
monthly meeting Monday evening.
Aid Society of the M. E. church will
meet in the church parlor November
18th. November committee will en-
terrain.
See the big shipment of ladies coats
just received at the Hub Store, which
is now located in it's fine new quarters
in the Skinner block.
On December 1st l will sell my en-.
tire herd of Holsteins, 20 registered
and 40 grades. Watch for big ad.
next week. Tom Maher.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will be in
charge Of affairs at the Hauff Dry
Goods Store next Wednesday, No
vember II, and will receive ten per
cent Of all cash sales.
A jury in our neighboring county of
Hamlin. in the suit by which Ef1e M.
Deardoff sought to recover heavy dam
ages from Lucy A. Cuth, for alleged
SANDER, awarded the plaintiff damages
in the sum of 500 against the defend
ant. The trial of the case attracted
considerable attention and much testi-
mony Of a sensational nature was
offered.
The publicity committee of the Com
mercial Club has prepared some illus
trated mailing cards to be sent to
such persons in the state as might be
interested in witnessing the stunts on
Hobo Day" and the football game
with the University of North Dakota.
Each citizen Of Bookings is urgently
requested to mail two or three of these
cards to his friends urging them to at
tend. They may be obtained from
any one of the three banks. Do it
now!
South Dakota State College is max
ing plans to run it's third dairy train
in the state of South Dakota beginning
November 18th. The route will be
over the c. & N. W., C. M. & st. P,
and M. & st. L. railroads, covering
the eastern and southern portions of
the state which have not already been
touched by former trains. This train
will be known as the DAIRY, Silo, Hog
Cholera Train!" 1t will be run under
the auspices of the dairy department
of State College in cooperation with
the state dairymen's association and
the state board of immigration. The
three railroads will work together in
connection with the college to make
the train a success.
DR.. C. c. Lipp left Tuesday evening
for the western part of the state to
do hog cholera demonstration work.
Sunday night about twelve O'Clock
two autoes collided headon a couple of
miles south of the city. One was a
new Buick 40 owned by G.. A. johnson
& Son and driven by Alvin Johnson
and the other was a new Overland
driven by a son of Tom Biggar, who
lives south Of town. The a for
the accident is not exactly clear to us,
but we understand that both reached
a small culvert at about the same time
and 1t was not wide enough for the
two cars to pass. Both cars were prac-
tically ruined, but fortunately none of
the occupants were injured.
There will be a doubleheader for
football fans at the college park mex
Saturday afternoon. The college will
play its annual game with Huron col
lege and the high school team will
meet Watertown, it's ancient rival The
latter game is the more important of
the two, and upon 1t hinges the high
school championship of the state.
Neither team has been defeated and
Saturdays battle promises to be a hot
one. Watertown has a big team of
veterans, but they will have to show
the game, fast local bunch. Water
town is coming with a big delegation
of rooters and Brookings people should
turn out enmass and support their
team. 1t VIII help the boys on the
field to know that Brookings is back
of them. and they will need support
Saturday.