The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-10-08
Local and Personal

DR.. j. R. Jackson, O~steopath.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Nelson on Monday.
liver Dybdahl sold three Ford cars
Tuesday afternoon, which is not a bad
days work.
Jack Vrenegor visited his folks at
WATERFOWL a day or two the first of
the week.
J.. w. Warren went up to Mime
apolis Monday night and spent a day
on business.
Rev. Mast and family are moving
into their fine home in the new Pres,
byterian parsonage this week.
The last number of the Dakota Farm
er gave the State College an excellent
write-up on "Show You Day"
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Porter autoed
up from Mitchell Sunday for a brief
visit at the home of her brother, E. T.
Burris.
Wait for Crawford's Stock Sale,
October 20. so high grade S%horthorn
cattle; Poland China brood sows, and
P%ercheron Stallion.
VIM. Mckee tells us hat he had
string beans for dinner yesterday, a
new crop having developed in his gar
den during the last few weeks of nice
weather.
The college football team plays a
practice game with Huron college at
Huron the coming Saturday. The reg.
ular championship game between the
two teams takes place here later in the
season.
The school of agriculture of the
State College will begin its seventh
year on November 2, with unusually
bright prospects of large attendance.
The school has grown rapidly during
the past six years, which is a source
of much qualification to those who
were instrumental in establishing prac.
teal farm and home training for boys
and girls who have not had a high
school course.
Sensation succeeds sensation in
From Molten Steel to Automobile
the wonderful film feature exhibition
produced by the Maxwell Motor Co.,
and to be seen here at the opera house
October 10, by special arrangement,
Free tickets of admission may be had
by applying to F. c. Fryer, the local
Maxwell dealer. Do not fail to wit,
ness this unique exhibition of amaz.
ing modern pictures. You will find
the occasion to be t%hrillingly interest
ing and highly educational.
Clerk of Courts Lunden, Cupid's
valued assistant, issued the following
marriage licenses the past week: Wal
ter Haverold of Volga, and Nettie Mel
son of Sinai; Oscar Berge and Ruth j
Haverold of Volga; Henry Erickson OF
Volga, and Lena Stephenson of Madi
son; Nels T. Nelson of Arlington, and
Ida Erickson of Volga; Ellsworth S
Olson and Clara Stevenson of Brook
ings; Thos. Reed Smith of Madison
and Mabelle Edna Irish of Brookings
Mr.. Lunden issued twenty-four licenses
during the month of September, which
is the largest number he has issued in
one month since he has been in office
Thos Gullick sold his restaurant this
week to John Roach, who has already
taken possession. Mr.. Gullick has
been in business here for years and
had one of the finest restaurants In
this part of the state and n that en-
joyed a splendid patronage. His
health, however, has been poor and he
is compelled to get outside. Mr.
Roach, the new proprietor, is wei
known in Bookings, as he was man
ager of the depot lunch room for sew
eral years. He has been in the restur
ant business for years and we antici
pate that he will continue the good ser
vice that was always a feature Of thu
! Gullick cafe.