The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-08-31

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The Brookings Roller Mills have
been shut down last week and this
on account of scarcity of milling
wheat. They expect to start up next
week.
Alton Goodale went to Aberdeen
Monday afternoon, to his
work as clerk in a drug store in that
city, after a two weeks vacation visit
at home.
The committee was unable to COM
plete arrangements with Renville for
festival days. Either the Lund Land
or the Springfield, Mimi, team will
be here. A good game is assured.
Mrs. F. A. Stead, who has been visit
ing her granddaughter, Mrs. NJ. G.
Carlisle, returned to her home at Ar
lington Saturday afternoon. Frances
Carlisle accompanied her for a visit.
The funeral of B. F. Ross, one OF
the old settlers of the county, occurred
at Estelline last week. Mr.. Ross
owned a farm north Of Bruce but died
at the home of his daughter in White.
p. r. Crothers and sons spent Sun
day at home. They returned Sunday
evening to Tyler, Mimi, where the
Dakota Central Telephone Co. is re-
placing their old line with copper wire.
Mrs. :. o. Goodman and her
daughter, Miss opal Goodman, re-
turned TO their home at Council
Bluffs. Iowa. Monday morning after a
weeks visit at the home of C.. W.
: Goodman.
! John 7. Peterson and family re-
turned Tuesday afternoon from their
trip 10 the Pacific coast. They had a
very enjoyable trip but are pleased to
get back once more to the land OF pure
air and cool nights.
Geo. W. Austin and family move
this week 20 take up their residence in
Bruce. This will enable Mr.. Austin
70 keep in constant touch with his
bank and give more Of his time to his
! growing land business.
! Hon. J. c. Jenkins and wife went to
Huron Monday afternoon for a few
days visit. Mr.. Jenkins Is a member
Of the Brookings golf team and will
I participate in the state tournament
being held in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y. Parsons, OF
Elkt0n, and two children arrived sat-
urday 70 visit with 4. W. Dressed and
wife. Mr.. Parsons returned Sunday
evening, while Mrs. Parsons and chill.
d-en will remain a week.
f. T. Haugen left sunday night for
Alexandria. Mimi, where he will visit
a week with relatives who are summer.
ing at the lakes. After his outing he
will visit the Twin Cities and take in
the Minnesota state fair.
While the state law that went into
effect July 1st provides that all whis.
key sold must come up to the state
standard. the man who takes too much
never fails 10 make a standard ass Of
himself.-Same a. ever.
Frank Zeney, who has charge Of the
transfer Of express at the depot, left
Monday 10 spend a three weeks vaca.
ton with his folks at Menominee,
Wisconsin. During his absence J. c.
Croft OF Minneapolis. is looking after
the work.
VI. Q. Hill and family accompanied
by f. K. Peck. wife and daughter. and
E. w. Dannies and wife, left yester-
day for Clark for a weeks outing.
The party will camp nine miles north
Of Clark and put in the time fishing
and hunting.
Mrs. W. G. Mock arrived from Ka-
mona Monday evening TO join her
husband and make this city their
home. They have secured the Carlisle
cottage on the south side. Nr. Mock
will work at the Roller Mills where his
brother is engineer.
The Presbyterian church choir and
orchestra returned from their outing
at Spirit Lake, Saturday afternoon.
Everyone in the party is enthusiastic
over the good time and from the COM
plexions offered in evidence they GER
tainly must have spent all their time
outdoors.
Tomorrow, the first of September,
E. j. Ray takes charge Of the yard Oh
the Yoeman's Lumber Co., as agent,
succeeding f. Crane. Mr.. Rays ex.
p~erience as a contractor and builder
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