The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-08-03

regard to the erection OF a new banl
building.
Mrs..M. o. Hill and daughter ant
Mrs. E. r. Peck and daughter depart
ed Saturday for Clark with Mr.. Hill
where they will be joined by Mr.. Peck
and together they will spend a couple
OF weeks at Aberdeen, Groton and
other points in that vicinity.
E. c. Chilcott, whose headquarters
are now in Washington with the de.
partment Of agriculture, was in the
city Monday night and went west to
Pierre the following morning. His
duties as cereal expert will keep him
in North and South Dakota until
about the Goth of the month.
Miss J.. E. Larson, who vas the
guest OF her brother, Nels, last week
went to Sioux Falls on Saturday. Miss
Larson held a very responsible posi-
ton as trained nurse in the city hos
pital at Minneapolis for the past two
years but has decided to accept a po-
sition at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Bohrnstedt return
ed Monday from their trip to the Ex-
position at Portland and points
on the Pacific coast. They report a
fine trip and Mr.. Lawrence says that
this was one Of the times when "real-
ization was better than anticipation"
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Trygstad de-
parted last Friday for the far east.
They will visit Mrs. Trygstad's parents
in Norway for a short time and then
proceed to France where they will re-
main for a time before going to NADIA
gascar, and where Mr.. Trygstad will
take up his missionary work.
Conductor NJ. l.. Redmond and
family returned last week from an
extended trip east. They visited in
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin. After
visiting in Chicago, they made a trip
to Mattoon, Wisconsin, where they
were the guests for a few days, of our
former public examiner, +. f. Hem
ingway.
The rain on Tuesday prevented the
game between Hawarden ard Brook
ings at Huron but it was pulled off
Wednesday forenoon with the result
that Bookings was defeated in a II
inning game by a score Of 2 and /.
The game stood l and l at the end
OF the tenth inning. The afternoon
game was also won by Hawarden with
a score of 8 to O.
B. \. Tibbits, one of the prominent
business men of Clark, was an east
bound passenger Friday night. He is
taking a short respite from the cares
of business and will visit Duluth,
Sault Ste Marie and other points along
Lake Superior. Mr.. Tibbits says
that crops are looking fine in his
county, particularly Macaroni wheat,
which constitutes about seventy-fve
per cent of their wheat crop.
Editor Stone of the Estelline Trib-
une, came down to try conclusions
with Prof. Mathews on the college ten
mis- court Monday morning and re-
turned home thoroughly satisfied the
Professor could play tennis quite as
we'll as he can teach. The REGISTER
acknowledges a fraternal call and
trusts he will find it convenient to
take another day off in Brookings at
no far distant day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. Cheever departed
Monday for Duluth, where they will
visit their son, Ned, and then go to
Isle Royale for an outing and where
Mr.. Cheever can indulge in his favor
lite pastime. 1t has been a good while
since Mr.. Cheever has had a vacation
from his arduous duties and we trust
that he will return much benefited by
the change and the recreation which
he will surely enjoy.
The Brookings Reds went to Huron
Tuesday morning for a couple Of
games with the Hawarden, Iowa, team.
They will then come to Brookings for
two days on the home diamond, today
and tomorrow, August 3rd and 4th.
The Hawarden team is the fastest
amateur team in the state of Iowa and
our local ball enthusiasts can look
for an interesting time. This team
defeated Renville in one game of a
series played at Hawarden last week.