The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-15
Attorney Neil Stewart was at EIkton

A.. HI. Wheaton was at Lake Preston
Saturday.
Attorney Cuckow, OF Elkton, was in
the city owe Sunday.
Sheriff d. HI. Campbell made a trip
to Elkton OF Monday.
Editor Allen, OF Volga, made Brook.
ings a visit on Friday.
DR.. r. w. Tenant went to Mime
apolis Tuesday morning.
Banker Henry, of Volga, was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Redmond and family
went to Huron Friday evening.
The Dunbars will be at the opera
house Saturday evening March II.
Attorney j. c. Jenkins is attending
Circuit Court at Castlewood this week.
A young son was born to Prof. and
Mrs. John s. Cole on Monday, March
18th.
Governor s. Fl. Elrod passed through
Bookings Yesterday morning on his
way to Indiana.
Several of the young people gave o..
g., Graves a surprise at his rooms
Saturday evening.
Geo. w. Austin, of the Bank of
Bruce, came down on Tuesday ri
ing's Northwestern.
Mrs. II. A. Crane arrived from Red
field Tuesday evening and is a guest
of Mrs. Clare Bullen.
Mrs. Ella Atkinson departed Tues
Steele, North Dakota.
Mrs. w. A. Garfield, of Trenton, is
visiting her mother and sister in
Calhune county, Iowa.
Mrs. Philo Hail is enjoying a visit
from her sister who came down from
Hetland Tuesday morning.
The Lake Sinai Telephone company
has been granted a franchise to enter
this city with its rural line.
Don't miss the entertainment at the
opera house Saturday evcrilng. The
Duubars are exceptionally fine.
Mrs. L. j. Blote came down from
Estelline Tuesday for "A visit with her
parents MIR. and Mrs. &. a. Palmer.
Gen. Geo. A. Silsby, national bank
examiner, spent Sunday In the city
and vent east to Elkton on Monday.
Miss Emma Gudehus, who has been
visiting at home for several weeks. re-
turned To Two Harbors, Mimi, Mon
day.
Alfred Nelson went over to Mi!banE
Saturday morning for "A visit with his
family returning To Bookings Tues
day.
Miss Marguerite NOOnan has return-
ed TO BroOkings and will be employed
in Miss Helen Johnson's millinery
store.
Mrs. VI. Allen went to Chattield.
Mimi, yesterday to remain for some
time with her old friends and neigh
bors.
Bradford Skinner, of Delta, Colo,
was the guest OF his uncle, &. \.
Skinner last week and departed
Saturday.
Hon. Martin Trygstad, OF Medary,
was among those who were in the city
and attended the farmers institute
last week.
Miss LaGrave arrived from Mime
apolis, Monday to act as trimmer IN
the millinery establishment Of Miss
Berkheimer.
Geo. p. Sexauer went to Miller Mon
day night where he owns an elevator
and where, he said, he had some work
to do for a day or 50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Corc0ran, OF
Miller, were the guests Of relatives IN
this city during the past week and
went from here To Flandreau.
Frank Pond went to MankatO,
Mimi, Monday to look the situation
over and will then decide whether he
moves his family there 10 live or not.
VIM. Vinegar arrived home Wednes-
day morning from Minneapolis having
improved very much in health through
the medical treatment received while
absent.
Mrs. NJ. Allen returned from Nolga
Tuesday where she has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. y. Z. Allen,
and assisting in the care OF the
children.
Frances Bagley gave a party to a
number OF her young friends on Fri
day night at her home in south
Bookings. The young folks had a
royal good time.
l. ID. Aldrich, secretary OF the board
of regents of education, was a visitor
in the city on Friday and in the even,
ing an informal meeting OF the Alumni
of the s. ID. A. G.. was held.
Mrs. E. j. Ray, accompanied by
her husband, went to Rochester,
Mimi, Monday night where she will
receive medical treatment. They re.
turned home this morning.
j. E. Errington, who is employed
at the North Western depot as bag
gsgeman, was laid up for several days
the last of the week caused by a lame
back brought on by heavy lifting.
Harry Sayer completed his junior
year at the Kansas City Veterinary
College and returned to Brookings
last Thursday. He will return and
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