The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-07-06

their neighborhood friends who came
in to assist them in celebrating their
fifth wedding anniversary Monday
evening.
For SALE-House and lots; also
hotel property in Bookings, S. D.
J Will be sold cheap for cash, or part
cash and part time. Inquire OF Hall,
Lawrence & Roddle, Brookings, South
Dakota. CIV
w. A. Caldwell and his two daugh-
tiers, Sarah and Helen, returned Mon
day evening from Rochester, MIMI,
where the latter had an operation per-
formed and is much better in conse-
quetce.
Mrs. d. H. Campbell returned home
from Rochester, Mimi, Saturday even
ing. An operation was not deemed
necessary in her case and there is
hope OF her ultimate recovery by the
use of medicine.
Wallace Purdy, the right hand bow
Ci vi buC law Alul VI ShCCNCi u SACC-
yer is taking his summer vacation.
He departed Monday for a visit with
relatives at Chicago and will be absent
until about the Goth.
w. o. Buck and daughter and his
sister, Mrs. DeMotts, departed Tuesday
morning for Elliott, North Dakota,
for few weeks visit and family re-
union. Mr.. Buck may possibly make
trip to Canada before returning.
Mrs. W. c. Moses and son arrived
in the city Monday evening from
} Emmettsburg, Iowa. Mr.. Moses is
: employed by Mr.. Day as manager OF
the Brookings Marble Works and for
the present they will reside in rooms
I over the factory.
I Prof. John s. Cole OF the Expert
! ment station, will 60 to the Black
5 Hills to take part in the farmers in
stitute to be held there next week.
( He will talk on drought grain and
= grasses" and will take with him a
| large Vi SdlllplcS.
+ DR.. and Mrs. r. B. McClenon de-
parted Saturday for Asbury Park, \.
:, j., to attend the National Educational
:, association. At the close Of the meet.
3 ing they will visit at points in New
York and the New England states
until college opens in September.
:, j. NJ. Aldrich, proprietor Of Hotel
+, Leon, was at Aberdeen over Sunday
visiting his brother, Mayor Aldrich.
His mother, Mrs. Kirkland, Of St.
Paul, and a number of other relatives
were there visiting and he went up to
see them before they returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Bohrn-
stedt departed Saturday morning fol
i Omaha, where they took the Union
Pacific for a trip to Portland, Oregon
n They will be absent several weeks
: visiting the exposition and points on
T the coast.
The catalogue of the Toland Bust.
: ness University is one OF the most
}, beautiful and expensive ever issued
0 by school. 1t explains why the
Toland schools and graduates are SC
e wonderfully successful. If interested
# address Toland Business University
: Mankato, Mimi. 6-3v
The Aberdeen News of Monday says
e that Colonel T. G. Orr, one of the
t prominent citizens of Evarts and well
By, known in this city, has decided tc
move from Evarts and locate at Brook
V ings. Colonel Orr has always been
i one of the foremost citizens of Evarts
n and will be greatly missed.
Mrs. Jack Wilson went to Huron
: Monday evening to join her husband
e who is managing the Huron end Of
e the Brookings Land and Trust Co.'S
business. They will make their home
!. in Huron from this time on. They
are worthy citizens and we trust they
! will enjoy their residence there.
Barnum Il Bailey's Consolidated
:, Shows will exhibit at Watertown on
3 July II. y special train over the
, Northwestern will leave Brookings
on the morning of the 18th at $40. Re-
, turning, it will leave WATERFOWL a 8
: O'Clock in the evening. The fare for
the round trip will fare and at third.
g The wonderful success OF the Toland
Business University at Mankato, has
: resulted in the Richards Bros. arrang-
ing for it the entire third floor Of their
new block. Mr.. Toland has secured a
> ten years lease and is expanding
1 thousands of dollars in equipment,
which, when completed, will give
Mankato the largest and best equipped
business school in the Northwest. Owl
l Shirley B. Miller departed Saturday