The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-09-28

A~dkc tulS year. one 10 d yOuIR WOLl.
an Of ability who is bound to succeed.
-Estelline Tribune.
Aubrey Lawrence, n of the bright
est attorneys OF Brookings county,
was in Clear Lake last Tuesday on
business before Judge Marquis. He
reports a fine crop in Brookings coun-
ty this year and that everybody is
sharing in the prosperity. Clear Lake
Courier.
Miss Mary Dick left Monday for her
home at YOUNGSTOWN, Penn. This town
is the scene of the great flood OF fiji.
teen years ago and Miss Dick has
many unpleasant remembrances OF
the fateful event. She was accompan-
led as far as Elkton by her brother,
Rev. John Dick.
The Volga Tribune says that "Mr.
and Mrs. L. NJ. McGarry, of Brook.
inngs, were over the first of the week
to see their daughter, Mrs. c. c.
Dyball, who is ill. Mr.. Dyball's par.
ents came over Tuesday evening and
will remain a few days. Mrs. Dyball
was reported better yesterday"
For the best table and picking vim
egar call for Meyers, Zero" This
brand Of vinegar shows the best aver
age test for purity and strength foi
the past three years, of any vinegar
analysed by the South Dakota Pure
Food Department. Remember the
brand, "Cero," for sale by C. P,
WALTZ. 1S-4N
Mrs. Quincy Lee Morrow Of this city
was awarded the grand gold and
diamond medal at the contest held al
the w. c. I. L. convention in Sioux
Falls last week. Mrs. Morrow was al.
so honored by being selected as alter.
nate to the delegate at large elected to
attend the national convention in Los
Angeles, Cal.
Geo. B. Haber returned from Sioux
Falls Saturday morning where he had
been meeting with the managers OF
the International Harvester Co. Mr..
Haber has been collector for his COM
pany in Hamlin and Deuel. counties
during the past season but is now
transferred to Brown and Edmunds
counties with headquarters at Aberdeen.
X Mrs. VIM. Townsend accompanied
by her children departed for Boulder,
COL, Tuesday morning where the
family expect to take up permanent
residence. Mr.. Townsend will not sc
until he has disposed OF his business
in this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend
have been residents of Brookings for
many years and numerous friends
regret their going away.
Harvey Sanborn and Sidney Mar.
quis start for Brookings next Monday
to attend college. These young men
have passed through the High school
Of Clear Lake and also had the adj
vantage of some private tutoring and
now leave home to attend our excellent
state college. They are good students
and good boys and W. shall expect
good reports from them at all times
Clear Lake Advocate.
Robert 5. Carlisle, wife and children
drove up from Lake Benton Sunday to
make a visit of several days with Nj,
Carlisle's mother and brothers. Rob
is we'll known to many OF the old resi-,
dents as one Of the celebrated Lake
Benton ball team. when the Carlisle
family furnished the most Of its
talent. Besides this. he has the hOnol
OF being one'of the most prosperous
farmers in Lincoln county, Minnesota,
Why can we not have a Home
coming?" Brookings wants a day o.
two for Il celebration at least once {
wear and what would be nicer than rC
have all the old timers back here mex
year-say sometime in the month o
September when the weather is pro
pitious. 1t could be made the great
est time Bookings ever had. Begin
now. Organize a Homecoming As
sociation," have committees appoint
ed, look up the addresses of old timers
arrange for a day and send out invita-
tons so that those residing at a dis
lance can plan to be present. Thu
entertainment ear be arranged at
later date.