The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1904-07-28

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Iankton schools is the guest of Mrs.
+. F.. Subelia and will remain a week.
X. b. Forsee and family, who have
been taking in the Worlds Fair at st.
Louis and visiting at Williamstown,
No., are expected home Saturday.
Miss Gordon and Misses Daisy and
Ollie Buckley returned to Coleman
Tuesday, having visited their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Caldow.
The Brookings base ball team goes
to Nolga tomorrow to play with the
local twirlers. On Saturday, Summit
will play Nolga on the same grounds.
Chas. Carlisle was bitten on the
wrist yesterday by a dog belonging to
the circus, while riding on his bicycle.
A suit has been commenced against
the show people for damages.
The state papers are having hard
time with the name of Olaf Eidem,
the nominee OF the democratic conven-
ton for attorney general. They spell
it every way but the right one.
Mrs. Grimes, of Lilley, S. OAK, is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. b. Omodt and
will remain couple OF weeks. The
lady is a neice of Mr.. Omodt and they
have not met for twenty-seven years.
Mrs. G. 2. Welch and Mrs. S. G.
Cornell entertained party OF lady
friends very pleasantly on Wednesday
afternoon from three to five O'Clock at
the home of the former. A very fine
lunch was served.
A wedding took place at the home Of
the brides mother southeast Of Brook
ings, Sunday, July "a, 1904, when Mr..
Geo. W. Mitchell was married to Miss
Mary +. McMaster, Rev. Geo. F. Hop
kins performing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Vinegar accom-
panied by Miss Laura Vinegar and
Miss Lillis Leal arrived home from
Lake Kampeska Monday night where
they had been camping for a week,
also visiting relatives at Watertown.
Mesdames William and Jacob Bliss
accompanied by Miss Wilma Bliss
arrived from Huron yesterday and are
the guests of Mrs. Ole Knutson. The
elder ladies are old acquaintance of
Mrs. Knutson and they have not met
for twenty years.
,i,n al
30th, there will be free concerts given
at the Brookings Music store. These
concerts will be continued for the next
six weeks. Miss Maynard OF the
school for the blind at Gary will give
the first concert from to O'Clock.
Station Agent Leighty has his fam
! lily comfortably located in a rented
cottage on the shore of Lake Kampes-
lla where they are enjoying an outing.
! Mr.. Leighty was there over Sunday
and expected to remain but the COM
pany did not furnish man to take
| his place as he anticipated.
p. A. Berge, district manager for
the Sherburn Weather Strip Co., is
! taking orders for the celebrated Ender
weather strips for the the bottom of
doors. They are made Of sheet metal
/ and steel and are not only an orna-
ment but are the most serviceable
weather strips we have seen.
Those desiring to take advantage OF
the G.. A. K. cheap excursion rates to
Boston ($32 90 round trip should APP
ply to Mrs. Eva Williams, Watertown,
or w. II. Cornell, Bookings, in order
to secure sleeping car, which will leave
Watertown via Marshall. 1t will be
necessary to apply at once if you desire
to take the sleeper.
Rev. G. G.. Huffmeister, Of Olivia,
Mimi, spent Sunday with friends in
BrOOkings and Sunday evening oCcu-
pied the Presbyterian pulpit. Mr..
HOffmeister was fOr!hr. pastor OF
this church. The REGISTER is pleased
to learn that the gentleman and his
family are happy and prosperous in
their Minnesota home.
Major John c.. Macarthur who was
ordered to Join his regiment, the
Twenty-eighth, at the Presidio, San
Francisco, on August lst, will prob
ably not 90 there. He shipped his
goods and was in Minneapolis with
his family enroute to Seattle for visit
until August, when he picked up
newspaper after buying his transpor-.
tation, and found a dispatch saying
his regiment has been ordered from
the Presidio to Fort Smelling. Mrs.
| Macarthur has now gone to Duluth
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