Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-06

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severely mashed while working around
a threshing machine last week Thurs
day.
Prof. j. f, Olander was down from
White Saturday and reported that
Mrs. Olander was fast improving in
health.
Hon. j. u. Diamond, of Mankato,
came up from that place Monday
evening and went on to Huron Tues
day morning.
o. johnson, proprietor Of the Brook
ings Paving Co., is putting in ce M
ent walk around the new dwelling OF
Prof. Chilcott.
Il. E. Haugen has moved his family
into the Erie dwelling and Chas. Win
egar will occupy rooms over Mr..
Haugen's store.
T. j. Hegeman, the glove and NIT
ten man, returned Saturday from a
fifteen days trip and reports splen-
did sale Of his goods.
Chas. Valentine came down from
White yesterday and went east to
Minneapolis, and will visit points In
Iowa before returning.
Mrs. +. j. Carlisle and Miss Hattie
Young departed Monday for Mime
apolis to see the sights and enjoy
city life for few days.
Mrs. B. w. Breed returned from
visit at Strauston Monday and report
ed the arrival Of daughter at the
home OF Mrs. VIM. Ross.
Fl. NJ. Karlstad, of Volga, candidate
for representative on the populist
ticket, was pleasant caller at the
REGISTER Office Saturday.
Rose Gudehus departed Monday
morning for Mankato, Mimi, where
she will take two years course In
the Normal located In that city.
Ben. Meyer, who has been employed
by NJ. Orhrans In his meat market
for some time past, departed yester-
day morning for Janesville, Wis.
Mrs. ID. J. Darrow went to Aber-
deem Tuesday, where she will join Mr..
Darrow in visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
n. e. Carnine for several weeks.
Landlord Conklin, of the Leon,
went to Minneapolis Monday to at
tend to some business matters and
take in the state fair on the side.
Fl. L. Harden, editor of the White
Enterprise, returned Saturday from
two weeks visit at Woonsocket. He
reports fine crops in that section Of
the state.
Miss Vern Dice and Miss Luella
Bennett, Of Clark, spent several hou rs
with Brookings friends Tuesday even
ing while on their way to Des Moines,
Ia, to attend school.
Miss Florence Pond returned to her
work at the Normal school at Man
kato, Mimi, Monday after spending
her summer vacation at home with
parents and friends.
Col. Lee Slower came down from
Watertown yesterday morning and
went west to attend the Kingsbury
county republican convention where
he delivered an address
Mrs. j. E. Roberts, of Britton, was
the guest Of Mrs. butcher from Fri
day to Tuesday. The lady was called
home by telegram announcing the
death OF very dear friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Murphy returned
from Chicago Tuesday night and will
make their home again in Brookings.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Murphy's brother, Merritt Skillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cook are about to
take up their residence In White on
account of being nearer their daugh-
ter, who resides In Sherman township
and where Mr.. Cook still owns farm.
Prof @. A. Young started Monday
morning for Lafayette, Ind, to re-
sumo his work In the Purdue Uni
versity. He now holds the position OF
assistant In the engineering labora-
tory.
&C. Campbell and family, OF the
REGISTER force, are camping at Lake
Campbell for week or ten days out
ing. Joe Parker, Of Aberdeen, has
taken Mr.. Campbell's place at the
cases.
Walt Cooke, the photographers, de-
parted Tuesday morning for st. Paul,
where he will spend several days in
attendance upon the meeting OF the
Northwestern Photographers Asso-
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