The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-03-05
Local and Personal
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DR.. Steiner March y.
YM-CA Circus, March s.
Coming-Tarzan of the Apes.
o. o. Graves was at Volga on bust
ness Tuesday.
The YM-CA Circus next Friday even
ing for a fine time.
5-lb. jar of good dairy butter for
$1.25. Connolly Bros.
Haggard sells Shorthorns at the
Stock Pavilion, March 10.
Wanted-Potatoes, any amount.
Phone A or write H. Mears.
Fresh cut flowers always on hand at
the Temple Furniture Store.
You will be sorry if you don't, but
glad if you do-hear DR.. Steiner.
If you are not using Monarch Tea
you are not using the best. Connolly
Bros.
DR.. Grove was down from Badger
visiting his parents the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Throop were
down from Arlington visiting friends
Tuesday.
Geo. A. West of Minneapolis, was
here the first of the week visiting old
neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Fridley moved
this week to the Loban house, which
they own.
Mrs. Ingalls, of Huron, was a guest
at the home of E. F. Bagley a couple
of days this week.
j. Stebbins of Columbia county,
Wisconsin, was a guest at the q.
Poole home this week.
Field seeds of all kinds for sale by
the Brookings Produce Co. The seeds
are right and so are the prices.
Mrs. James Nolan went down to
Balaton Monday morning and spent
the day at the home of her son.
Mrs. Florence Stevens of Circle,
Montana, was here this week looking
after her property and visiting friends.
1t will be the kind of a lecture that
you like. You will think it an evening
well spent after hearing Dr.. Steiner,
March 9.
For those who enjoy a good Taught
their place is at the YM-CA Circus in
the college gymnasium Friday evening,
March 6.
A. L. Davis was at his other store at
Mobridge last week, but was taken
suddenly i'll and returned home Thurs
day night.
He knew Tolstoy, the greatest Rus.
sian. Do you want to hear him. Col
lege auditorium, Monday evening,
March 9.
jolly crowds. Everybody hunting a
good time with many opportunities to
have one will be the situation at the
Gym" Friday evening, March 6.
A. B. Hanson returned home the
first of the week from Minneapolis
where he recently underwent an opera
ton, and he is improving nicely.
All those who are contemplating tax.
ing stock in the Building and Loan
Association should see Secretary Kerr
at once, as the series is going fast.
DR.. ]. R. Jackson left Tuesday for
Sioux Falls to attend the annual meet,
ing Of the state ostepathic society, and
he is on the program for an address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Leverich of st.
James, Mimi, were here this week
visiting at the home of her father, S.
Hanson. returning home Tuesday
morning.
Mayor Huntemer and wife of Dell
Rapids, passed away last week within
less than two days of each other, their
death being due to the same disease,
pneumonia.
The annual union meeting of the
missionary societies of the city was
held in the Baptist church on Thurs.
day afternoon. The meeting was in
charge of the Baptist ladies this year,
and a very pleasing program was ar
ranged and carried out. Mrs. Tilden
presided at the meeting in a very able
manner After the usual opening ex.
ercises Mrs. Tilden gave a short talk
on the Importance of prayer. A tract
on prayer was then read by Mrs. Stead
of the Baptist society, this was fol
lowed by a paper on missions in
Alaska, by Mrs. Roberts of the Epis.
copal sicety. Mrs. Hoffman of the
United Presbyterian society prepared
a paper on the Mountaineers, which
was read by MI. Hoffman. Mrs. Mast
of the Presbyterian society, read a
paper on the life of Adoniram Judson
after which Mrs. Burman of the M. E
society, gave a paper on the life OF
Ann Hasselton Judson. At the close
of the program Mr.. Stead sang q
beautiful solo.