The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-08-02

Mrs. S. w. Stone and daughter,
Mrs. A. B. Hanson and little daugh-
ter, went to Aurora yesterday morn
ing to visit for few days with rela'
tives.
Geo. Squirting has moved his family
to Sioux Falls where he will engageln
carpenter contract work. MIR. spur
ling is good workman in his line
and his many friends here wish him
success.
T. L. Chappell and family started
for Iowa last week in their automobile.
When they reached Flandreau two OF
ured and they had to return home and
go by rail.
Rev. VIM. Jennings returned the lat
ter part of last week from business
trip into Illinois and Michigan. Mrs.
Jennings and daughter Josephine are
visiting at Mrs. Jennings old home
at Springfield, Mimi.
Prof. and Mrs.J. H.Wheeler departed
last Thursday morning for st. Paul
where they will make their home.
Prof. Wheeler has accepted position
IN COlItSt III tudt Nltg anu WIN N"hN
up his work this fall.
Little Misses Florence and Daisy
Nord are up from Bookings spend
ing a few days visiting their many
Young friends in Lake Preston. The
girls all enjoying doing them honor.
Lake Preston Times.
Someone broke into the creamery
Ia, InD,rn,..I In
can of ice cream. This Is the second
time the building has been visited by
parties who have been bent on damag-
ing property and it is time they were
caught.
T. A. Gray OF Bushnell, and James
! Natesta OF this city made flying trip
out to Wyoming last week. They left
the city Monday evening and returned
Saturday night. They express them
selves as being not very well pleased
with the country.
\ good illustration Of the advertis-
| ing qualities OF this paper was made
| last week when Geo. F. Thayer brought
! in a notice advertising horse, On
| leaving he got no farther than Main
street when someone tackled HIM for
a price on the animal.
Bookings is certainly alive this
week. With the Buffers at the Grand,
! a fine entertainment at the Baptist
church, free medicine show every night
"a crack rifle shot eXhibitiOn-Open-
air temperance meeting, band concert
and a merry. go-round, there is some
thing dong.
Rev. +. c. Norman and family from
| FaustOn, Mimi, who have been here
for the past two months visiting Mrs.
| NOrman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
| drew Olson returned to Their home
! Thursday evening Of last week. Rev,
Norman was formerly pastor OF the
Lutheran church in our city.
Karl f. Tunberg will give a piano
recital at the opera house, Thursday
August Is. He will be assisted by
Prof. Carl Christensen, viOlinist. The
program which will be announced next
next week is made up OF works OF
Chopin, Schuman, Mozart, Grieg and
Beethoven, and will undoubtedly be the
finest ever given in BrOOkings.
Mrs. T. 5. Jackson and baby departed
Friday morning for Mason City, Ia,
where they will visit for a couple OF
weeks with Mr.. JaCksOn's parents and
will then go on to Sheffield, and visit
at her old home. Mrs. Jackson s
mother who has been visiting IN the
city for several weeks accompanied
Mrs. Jackson and will 60 to her home
at Sheffield.
The Brookings Reds have made a
wonderful record at ball this season.
They have played with the best teams
in the northwest outside the leagues
and up to the 18th had won 40 games
out OF As, two of the remaining five
having been ties. When the season
closes there is no doubt OF their having
established their claim Of being cham
pions of the northwest. -DeSmet News.
The attention of patrons is called to
the Popular Wants column nOwrun-
ming in this paper. We believe this
feature will prove OF value to the pub
lie and trust it may be patronlzed to
its fullest extent. II you have any
thing for sale or exchange, have found
or lost an article or animal, want help
or a position you may be certain OF
hearing from small ad in the Popular
Wants" Try it.
Prof. Rob't F. Kerr has just issued
a block map Of the state of South
Dakota in pocket edition form which
not only contains maps OF the various
counties up to date, but information
Of great value including the popula-
ton OF counties, cities and towns, the
altitude OF various places facts about
resources, ETC., making it one of the
most valuable little pocket editions we
have yet seen, and we predict a great
sale for the same,
Mrs. Alfred 7. Horton and her two
children returned home Tuesday from
a two weeks visit to Nolga where Mr..
Horton is now engaged in business
for himself, publishing the Nolga Tri.
bune. Mrs. Horton was much pleased
with Volga which will be her new
home and reports that her husband is
gratified over his business prospects
Mrs. Horton will remain in Ailbank
during the remainder OF the Summer
or until they can dispose OF their
household goods. -Milbank Review.
Marshall county is to have a fine
court house. Commissioners decided
last week to give the contract to Void