The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-12-21
Abbreviated Local News
and Personal Mention


Chas. Keith went to White yester-
day.
Frank Sherwin ST., was at Arlington
Monday.
Mrs. Truman Of Volga was in the
. city Monday.
Frank j. Adams OF White was over
to the county seat Monday.
w. H. H. Phillips made a business
trip to Hetland Monday night.
, Miss Krete Kendall returned Mon
day night from Sheldon, Iowa.
Important business called c.. A.
Johnson to Arlington Monday.
Mrs. r. A. Goodale is reported very
| sick at her home on Fifth n
Attorney R. A. Storm Of Volga had
business in the Probate court Monday.
Cut Glass and Silverware at Jarvis.
29-2w
Attorney Olaf Eden went to Het-
land on legal business Monday night.
| Have you seen that line Of Xmas
| Carvers at Jarvis. 29-2w
Mrs. Roy Plank, of Volga was the
guest of Mrs. A. w. Dressed on Tues
day.
F. NJ. Kremer, Geo. A. West and D.,
w. Bunday spent Sunday in Sully
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Arthur returned
home from their western trip Friday
evening.
Frank Hiltz departed Tuesday night
for Milbank to visit until after Christ
mas with his relatives.
w. 4. Caldwell went to Chicago
Monday to attend the international
Live Stock Exposition.
j.. p. Olson was doing missionary
work for his cigar factory at Elkton
and Lake Benton yesterday.
Mrs. Twitchell, superintendent of
one of Aberdeen's department schools,
spent Sunday in Bookings.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Miller departed
for Woolsey Friday to visit old time
friends during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. B. Thomas are
enjoying a visit from Mrs. C. A. Par
ker, of Winona, for a few days.
Robert Henry, cashier of the First
State Bank of Volga, was looking after
business matters here on Friday.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Lamb, OF
Sioux Falls, wa in the city Monday
night attending to official business.
Pears so cent a peck. Good apples
$3.50 barrel this week. 30-1w
HAUGEN's STORE
Z. o. Loomis is taking Conductor
Nash's between Tracy and Huron
while the latter is taking a vacation.
See the large assortment of fancy
ribbons just received at Haugen's
Store. 2S-2
Quincy Lee Morrow, secretary of the
state Prohibition committee, returned
home from the west Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Jesse Mailer Dressed came up
from Elkton and was a guest at the
home Of Mrs. A. w. Dressed on Tues
day.
Sam'l Arthur arrived home from
Colorado Friday evening. He pur-
chased a h~alf-section OF land while
absent.
Orson Rexford and little daughter
were up from Aurora and spent Sun
day with his brother, Homer Rexford
and family.
II. G. Johnson went to Elkton FRI
day to settle up some business affairs
for John Anderson who recently NOV
ed to this city.
Atty-Gen. Philo Hall was at De
Smet Friday and his assistant Aubrey
Lawrence journied to Clear Lake, both
on court matters.
Col. Phil Lawrence came down from
Huron yesterday to attend the annual
meeting Of the Equitable Fidelity &
Title Guaranty Co..
Miss Maud Vaughan, instructor in
elocution at the s. D. A. c., went to
her home at Bangor, Wis.,, Tuesday to
spend the holidays.
Supt. ]. F. Olander was called to
Stratford, Iowa Monday On account Of
the serious illness OF his aged father,
who is afflicted with cancer.
H. c.. Manson arrived here from
Minneapolis Saturday to spend the
holidays with his wife at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. s. Stone.
Miss Nina Weston, musical in
| structor at the s. ID. A. O. departed
Tuesday morning for SVsacuse, n. Y.
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