The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-04-26
THE DRUGGIST

uOWn 10 minneapolis u 81. raul or
a short business trip Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Sidney Bunday returned t.
Arlington last Thursday evening aftel
spending the day in this city with
relatives.
Mrs. H. H. Subs, who has beer
visiting in this city for sometime
returned to her home at Wapaca, Wis.
Sunday night.
i r. Fl. Williams has concluded tc
quit business and look after his farm
interests. His stock will be sold al
auction prices.
Mrs. j. r. Taylor OF Lake Benton,
Mimi, arrived in Brookings Monday
evening for a few days visit with Mrs.
Fred Carlisle.
Mrs. J. p. Jensen came up from
Tyler, Mimi, last Friday evening tor
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs
Carl Christensen.
Mrs. Bessie Hanson Of this city
spent a few days with relatives in
Aurora last week, returning home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Guy Poole accompanied by her
sister, Miss Ruby Stacey, went up to
Aberdeen Monday evening for a few
days visit with relatives.
Gerald Rea went down to Tracy,
Mimi, Saturday for a few days visit
with his cousin at that place. He
returned home Monday evening.
Hon. M. N. Trygstad was up from
Medary Thursday night in attendance
upon the big Republican rally of the
anti-machine forces at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fishback went
down to Rochester yesterday to stay q
few days with MI. Fishback's mothe,
who is gradually failing in health.
Miss Viola Olson who has been
home for her Easter vacation, went
back to her school duties at the Ladies
Seminary at Winona, last Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Crosby and son, o.
San Antonio, Texas, who have been
visiting in the city for a couple Of
weeks, returned home last Friday
morning.
F. F. Ribstein of Bruce, attended
the insurgent Republican rally last
Thursday evening and occupied the
platform with Hon. Coe. |. Crawford
and Philo Hall.
State Senator C. E. Hayward OIL
Clark county, was a visitor in the city
Tuesday. He came down to help give
the machine a boost. Well it needs
it in this county. rr
Mr.. and Mrs. u. D.. Palmer, who
have been spending most of the winter
in Florida have returned to Atlanta,
Ga. Mrs. Palmer's health is said to
be greatly improved.
H. G. Skinner, assistant in agricul.
ture and animal husbandry at the
s. D. A. c., went to Chicago the last
of the week with a carload of sheep
from the college farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Buckingham
and children who have been here fol-
some time visiting with relatives and
friends, returned to their home at
Harold, s. D., Friday evening.
c. E. Hopkins, former secretary oil
the Prohibition state central com.
mittee and who moved to Colorado tc
take up the work in that state, is now
in California located at Santa Anna.
Mr.. Geo. Felthouse of Rockwell,
Ia, who was in this city last week 70,
the Wilson-C happell wedding, returned
to his home Friday morning. Mr.,
Felthouse is president of the Rockwell
bank.
Rev. Hartman informs us that while
he was in De Smet last Sunday, he
organized a st. Agnes Guild, COM
posed of about fifteen young ladies,
and that they will be installed when
he makes his next regular trip to that
city.
Ray b. Breed came home from
Minneapolis Saturday morning to visit
his parents and sister, remaining until
Sunday evening when he returned to
his work. He now holds the position
Of shipping clerk with the Minneapolis
Paper Company.