Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1892-07-01
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C. E. Taft assisted the Ward band
at the farmers blowout at Pipsstone
last Saturday. A big crowd but long
time between meals.-Record.
Work has commenced upon D. Nc.
Keeth's new residence and Bert Sher.
wood has also commenced work upon
the for q new house-White
Chief.
Harold Haroldson, formerly clerk
iEgs, was calling on old friends at this
place the last OF the week-Henry In.
dependent.
Cuba" Ashby has gone to blow
with the Brookings band during the
observation-disclosures News Il Leader.
Heis"Tenor"A "Ashby here, as he takes
John Atoms place in the band; Mr..
Alton not being able to 60 with the
boys.
A local dealer of large experience in
BroOkings county, tells US that lands
have been raised SO rapidly in value
there that the very poorest OH sale
bring not less than $12 per acre.
Good wild lands there are worth SIS
per acre.-Huronete.
Treasurer Hall was down from
Brookings Saturday and took J. G..
Miles household goods to Brookings.
Mrs. Miles will remain with her parents
in Brookings during her husbands
absence. We shall miss the Judge and
his wife greatly.-EIkton Record.
Grant Huston sch ool friend OF ours
at Brookings, now of Joliet, Ills, was
a very pleasant caller last Friday. He
was accompanied by Miss Bessie
Bentley OF Bradley. and was enroute
overland 20 Hazel and Rampeska
where they visit school friends. s.-Henry
Independent.
Fred Bolles has resigned his position
at Brookings and will remove to West
Salem, Wis, and become station
agent on the Milwaukee road. We
had Just time shake hands. Learn
of his good fortune and congratulate
him as he passed through on Wednes-
day.-Aurora Times.
V. Steuerwald and julius Schultz,
two of Argos prosperous farmers,
have just finished large and Com
modious barns, that of Mr.. Steuerwald
being 34x5O and Mr.. Schultz 2SxeO,
both being fitted up with the latest
improvements in the shape Of hay
forks, etc.-White Chief.
While swimming near town the first
of the week, Edwin Palmer came very
near being drowned. He was swim
ming in water beyond his depth when
his strength gave out and he went
down and but for the timely assist.
ance OF those near him would have
found watery grave.-White Chief.
Professor c. R. Waters, formerly OF
Plankinton, delivered the Grafton at
Brookings on Decoration day. The
BrookIngs REGISTER and Press speak
in very mplimentary terms of Mr..
Waters effort on that occasion. We
are glad to learn OF the success OF
our former townsman.-Plankinton
Mail.
Miss Carrie Stalker finished her term
of school at Harold last week and
joined her parents here on Saturday.
Her brother Harry, who has been at
tending college at Beloit Wis. is ex
pected in a few days. These two
young people will be valuable addi-
ton to the society OF the village
Aurora Times.
Revs. Asberg, OF Kingsbury county.
| Rondestvedt, of Brookings, and
Hageby. of North Dakota, and M. 0.
kondestvedt. of Brookings who at.
tend the Dawson, Mimi, convention
OF the United Lutheran church OF the
United States, and were on their way
home stopped in this city over Thurs
day night the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. H. Cartford.-Watertown Journal.
Isaac Springer, young son OF Rev.
H. M. Springer, who has been work.
ing for c. II. Culver this spring, was
seriously injured by being kicked by q
horse while leading the animal to
water last Sunday. The blow took
effect just below the jaw bone and cut
q cash some four inches long and
nearly an inch in depth. No bones
were broken and he will soon recover
but the marks will go with him through
life.-White Chief.
Miss Minnie Stoner, of the dormi-
tory, departed Saturday for Woon.
socket for q brief visit. and from
there she goes to her old home in
Indiana, and then to Boston to take
q special course in domestic economy.
She is preparing herself to teach the