The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-14

FREQ MINER vas over from White
Tuesday.
George Nelson OF Volga, transacted
business in this city yesterday.
Geo. Thayer returned home last
night from an eastern land trip.
Edgar G.. Olson accompanied the
Bookings Reds to Minneapolis last
week.
John 7. Peterson returned last
night from a two weeks visit at Chi
cago.
Laura Cruthers of Hetland, arrived
in the city the first of the week and is
visiting her old college friends.
Mrs. VIM. Kartrude, of Luverne,
Mimi, is in the city spending a few
days with Mrs. J. H. Bushnell.
Rob Roe came down from Highmore
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting
OF the college alumni association.
We are informed that about seventy
tickets were sold from this city for
the excursion to the Twin Cities last
Saturday.
Lund's fast ball team of Minneap-
oils has been engaged to play the
Bookings Reds in this city on July
the Fourth.
Doctor and Mrs. A. A. Harris are
enjoying a visit from the doctors
father atd mother, who arrived from
Iowa last week. f.
William Smith, a former college
student, and now located at Huron, is
in the city this week renewing old
!, acquaintance.
: j. d. Burghart and wife of Valley
Springs, are in the city attending
the commencement exercises of their
son Roy this week.
Goldie Adkins Of Oldham, a former
/ student at the S. ID. 4. c., visited
friends in the city this week. She
. returned home this morning.
Mrs. f. l.. Van Dyke OF White
, arrived in the city Tuesday to visit
for a few days at the home of hel
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. West
V. d. Throop, who has been attend
+; ing the st. Thomas college at Mime
! apOlis the past year, returned home
t the first Of the week for his vacation
Susie sweat of Toleda, Ia, who has
l been visiting in the city with he
sister, Mrs. J.. T. Erwin for a couple
e Of weeks returned to her home yester,
day morning.
o Tom McNamee of Washington
t d. c., arrived in the city Tuesday
y evening and will visit for a Will,
with his sister, Mrs. Guy Kelley anc
his many friends.
n A great many of our townspeOplt
= took in the Gala Day at Aurora las
Friday and all report having had
fine time. In spite of the disagreeabl
5 weather a good crowd was in attend
e ance.
U G. II, Lavery has accepted a position
in a shop in Bookings. Charles is
first class workman and a sObe
energetic man and he has hosts 0
Y friends here who wish him unboundec
success.-Estelline Tribune.
rN Drs. Ransom and Emery of the Nat
. ional Bureau Of Animal Industry
arrived the first of the week to conduc
. a series of experiments in dippin'
sheep for scab. DR.. Moore veterinarian
d of the Agricultural college of this cit,
has been assisting these gentlemen.
Mrs. Carl Quail and baby departe
Wednesday evening for her old HON
at Chamberlain, where she expect
;, to visit for a month or six weeks
She was accompanied by her sister
:. Clara Prefer, wha has been trimmin
. in Ida Prechel's millinery store thi
assessor.
!. Two forged certified checks for $45
y each, with Horace Fishback's nam
!. nigned to them and made payable t
0. F. Cotton were presented and pal
at the First National banks Of Mellett
5 and Worthwhile, this state. The ban
in this city is nothing u but a
yet they have not been able to fin
their man.
Miss Fannie Bates, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Bates Of Flandreau
! was united in marriage with DR.. Johl
II. Orr of that city Monday June 4
: 1906. The bride is an estimabl
e young lady and has no doubt mad
o a wise choice for a husband. We wis
= the happy couple all sorts Of goo
success.
d Scott Breed, who formerly lived jus
southeast of F~landreau was up iron
l. Colorado last week working real estate
He has a homestead in Kit Carson
county, Colorado, and speaks yer
highly of the country -Flandrea
l. Herald. Mr.. Breed and his siste
e Emma departed for Colorado las
/ week Tuesday where they expect t
o remain permanently.
Miss Mabel Hall gave a tea part,
to a few friends Friday in honor Q
George and Winnie Hopkins an,
e Rose Edmunds of Aberdeen, who hav
been here visiting. Mrs. Hall pre-
f pared a delicious dinner, which wa
: served in six courses. Those present
aside from the young people alread,
mentioned we're Harold and Winni
e Hallen, kittie Hubbart and Lillian
I Breed.
: Rev. A. NJ. Work Phi. D., left owe
= the Rock Island, Tuesday mornin,
; for Fairfield, Iowa, where his secou(
, daughter graduates from Parson'
d college on Thursday. He expects t,
: 90 from Fairfield, Ia, to Chicago t.
spend a few days with his sons ther
e to the commencement exercises o
!, Wabash college, at Charlottesville
Ind, where his college class (1S76
holds a reunion WATERFOWL Zines
d If everybody was as enthusiastic a
$ the Bruce Herald, Brookings count.
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