Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1901-08-29
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Misses Cecil Welch and Alice Max
well visited at Brookings from Friday
last until Wednesday. - Arlington
Sun.
Mrs. H. G.. Gebhart and Miss May
Darrell drove to BroOkings on Wednes-
day to pay a visit to friends. Elan
dreau Herald.
Little Morah Mertz, who has been
visiting at the home OF Conductor
Subilia, of Brookings, for the past
three weeks, returned home Tuesday
evening .-Doland Record.
Mrs. p. II. Madden went down to
Brookings Monday morning for few
days visit with relatives and friends.
She returned home Wednesday eve
ming. -Castlewood Republican.
Mrs. Frank Kremer and son came
up from Brookings Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. e. G.. Nelson for visit with
her sisters, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs.
Myhre, and brother, A. A. Cliff. Tor
onto Herald.
J. p. Cheever and FL. FL. Reeves
drove up from Brookings last Friday.
Mr.. Cheever returned home on the
train Saturday evening, but Mr..
Reeves remained until Sunday. --Es-
telline Tribune.
Iver Iverson and Frank Alton, OF
Brookings, were witnesses for the
state ia Justice Carter's court last
Friday. They were at Heck's place
when nearly all present pounded the
proprietor. or.-Flandrea Herald.
Mrs. L. G. Christensen arrived home
Wednesday evening after weeks
visit with relatives at Brookings.
Miss Aggie, her daughter, who has
been visiting there for a number of
weeks, returned with her.-Castle-
wood Republican.
| Hon. @. X. Seward went down into
Kingsbury county to talk with repub-
licans there. He speaks encouraging
ly of his prospects and believes the
Kingsbury republicans will line up for
the election the coming fall.--Water.
town Public Opinion.
Mrs. DR.. r. III. Merrick, Of Sever
ance, Kansas, and her sister, Miss
Cora Maryland, OF Brookings, arrived
on the North Western today to spend
a few days visiting the families Of
Chas. e. Arnold and Geo. w. Case
Watertown Public Opinion.
A. Hoover came up from Brookings
Tuesd y evening to look after his
property interests In this locality.
Mr.. Hoover has recently completed a
new residence near the college and he
will give his two boys the benefit of
the school. .-Doland Record.
| r. 8. Alexander came down from
Brookings last Friday to visit old
friends and look after his real estate
interests here. He has been spending
the summer with his sons family at
lie Mars, Iowa, and his daughters
family at Brookings.--Dell Rapids
Tribune.
Ed Carlisle is again familiar figure
In our city. He has accepted a per-
manent position as Office man In G.
| w. Sites law and real estate office.
He went to work Monday. Eds
many friends here are glad to see him
again located in his old home town. -
Lake Benton Clarion.
"Dairy Breeds of Cattle" is the
caption under which A. I'll. Wheaton,
Of the dairy department OF the South
Dakota Agricultural School, COM
mences series of valuable papers for
the South Dakota and Western Advo-
cate. The papers are scientific dis.
cussion Of value to every farmer and
stockman In the Northwest Vermil-
lion Republican.
Pipestone and Brookings counties
have abandoned their county fair or
ganizations. In both these counties
the property at the fair grounds
amounted to considerable and has
been sold of. Instead Of county fairs
these towns are preparing to get up
annually harvest festivals, or street
fairs, with games and races in connec-
tion.-Flandreau Enterprise.
South Dakota is fast forcing her
way forward as stock-raising state.
The total number of all classes of live
stock returned for this year Is: cattle,
LOIS, ,683 with valuation OF $15,224,.
134; sheep, 1868, with q valuation of
81, ole, 1926; hogs, 2ss, ,s57, with valua.
tion t72S, 1853; horses, 362,624, with a
valuation Of eT,5s2,0l4; mules, 4,e46,
with valuation OF sl04. .436.
The demand for South Dakota hay
is no idle dream or newspaper hot air.