The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-11-25

Mrs. Elizabeth Meadows of Water.
town visited over Sunday in the j. L.
Tree home in this city.
Miss Anna Stockstad came over
from Volga for a short visit with
friends in this city last week.
Judge Not" 6 reel Broadway Fea-
ture with Julia Dean in the lead, at
The Fad, Monday, November Goth, 10c
to all.
Mrs. E. A. Fountain arrived in Brook
inss last week to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. c. G.. Sherwood.
Mrs. Fountain was one of the pioneers
of Clark county and is well remember
ed by the writer who was a resident
of that county in 1884.
The Register calls attention to the
advertisement of J. NJ. Stewart in this
issue. Mr.. Stewart is an experienced
auctioneer and has moved here from
Delhi, Mimi. The family are now oc-
cupying the Mcknight residence on
Third street which they recently pur-
chased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Swift departed
yesterday by auto to spend Thanks
giving with relatives. Mrs. Swift and
son Victor will eat their Thanksgiving
dinner with her parents at Canton
while Mr.. Swift will drive to Hawar-
den, Iowa, and partake of the festive
turkey with his mother.
Moving pictures of Hobo Day will be
shown at the Pleasant Hour on Friday
and Saturday evenings of this week,
with a Saturday afternoon matinee at
three o'clock. There will be four reels
of pictures in addition to the Hobo
Day films, which also include pictures
taken at the college, high school and
down town. The evening admission
will be ten and fifteen cents; matinee
ten cents.
Agronomist A. N. Hume, Prof. w. M.
MAR, organizer of boys and girls
clubs, and Miss Dilla E. Wimple of
State College were in Hurley last Sat
urday where they appeared on the pro-
gram of the annual corn and industrial
contest. The contest was the best and
the most largely attended of any ever
held in Turner county and one of the
new features was a parade Of school
children and their teachers, headed by
the Parker band. Following the parade
a program was given in the city audi
forum.
According to the Children's Friend.
the official organ of the South Dakota
Children's Home Society of Sioux
Falls, the following contributions
from Bookings have been made to the
Children's Home in that city: a friend,
25c; / box clothing, Mrs. ~Stueblund;
girls dresses, underwear, coats and
: caps, Mrs. Anna Vinegar. On October
26 Aberdeen put on a tag day for the
Home and the days work yielded ST.
200. On November 9th Sioux Falls did
= itself proud by raising $1,846.46, near
ly $500 above last years amount.
Halton Powell's "Henpecked Henry"
has the choice funmakers of the show
business in it's principal roles, and the
engagement at the Grand opera house
as the laughing hit of the season. Other
, cities pronounce this company and its
chorus of beauties frst-class. The
) dramatic critics write of the show in
) the most enthusiastic manner and
praise it's players and the play. Thea
ire managers endorse the play with an
5 earnestness truly gratifying. The pub
lie accepts the fun-making in a spirit
which serves to make the players
=, strive even harder to win favor.
The Register just received a "a
. page shoe catalogue from the Chase
z Supply Co., of Minneapolis. The cuts
l are fine and the prices very attractive
but we prefer to buy our shoes in
, Brookings where the merchant spends
: his dollars with us. A little more
: dSllNily olloiS Wi oio uCoiCl "
ever, will be necessary to counteract
these catalogues which are being dis
tributed here by the cart load. The
Register is being sent out every week
from this office by the cart load and
you can beat EN- to it by putting some
cuts and prices in the Register. Let
the people know you've got EN- right
. here in Brookings and they won't send
away.
In commenting on the North and
South Dakota Aggie football game in
Watertown the News of that city said:
But there was a woeful lack of noise
on the part Of the Brookings rooters.
With their numbers a%ggregating over
!, two hundred, there was not as much
| racket as half that number of Water
/ town high school girls usually make
at a local game. But noise isn't play