The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-07-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A. a. Marden OF TulliilaH' '"
inpton, arrived in the city last week
and will visit for a couple OF weeks
with his brother, X. l.. Marden' he
is employed in the mechanical depart
ment Of the State Agricultural college
at Pullman.
Miss Cornelia Work who has been
visiting in the city for a few days with
Miss Clara Collier, returned to her
home at WATERFOWL Monday evening.
She was accompanied by Miss Clara
Collier who will visit for a few days at
the Work home.
Miss Babetta Gagel went to Elkton
Yesterday to give a lesson in elocutlon.
Miss Gagel has a nice class already
started and more pupils are Joining
every week. Miss Gagel studied elo-
cution in Chicago last year and is
we'll prepared to teach.
Mrs. F. f. Boyden of Bookings,
has recently been i%nstructing a class
OF about fifty pupils. She has decided
to retain the fifteen best pupils and
we are pleased to state that Miss
Gladys Perkins is n Of the honored
fifteen. Whit Leader.
An ice cream and basket social was
held at the GOOdfellOw school house
in lakewood township last Friday
evening to raise funds towards enclos-
ing the cemetery with a fence and
making other necessary Improvements.
The social netted 1919.
Mrs. j. Il. Post went to Aurora
Tuesday morning to visit for a few
days with Mrs. George Sage. Mrs.
Post wa accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. |. Ranke who stopped off
in Aurora until Wednesday morning
when she departed for Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. j. Kendall and her daugh-
ter Nellie, departed Sunday night for
the Twin cities where they will take a
boat for a trip down the Mississippi
river to their old home at Wyalusing,
Wis. They will be Joined by Len. at
Winona some time during the week.
Last Friday Geo. Norder brought two
wagon loads of hogs to the Bookings
market. The hogs, twelve in number,
brought the owner Sl71.4l and Mr..
Norder says he finds that he a
make good money in raising this
class of stock and fitting them for the
market.
A. II. Crumb has purchased the
furniture and fixtures of the White
Elephant restaurant and bakery and
has also leased the building for a
term OF years. Mr.. Crumb has a
splendid trade and his many friends
will be pleased to learn that he is
taking a firm foothold in the business
interests OF the city.
Prof. c. A. Nystrom accompanied
by Norman Burgess drove over from
White Tuesday. Norman will enter
the Agricultural college this fall and
acquire a knowledge of electrical
engineering. Prof. and Mrs. Nystrom
go to Iowa soon for their vacation, the
professor having been reelected as
principal Of the public school at
White.
f. NJ. Reeves is entertaining a party
from Brookings. II. II. Reeves is his
brother and and he has two sons with
him, Edward and Walter. Ross Cald-
we'll OF Bookings, is also in the party
and Mr.. Peterson of WATERFOWL. Mr..
Peterson returned on Wednesday even
ing to his homein WATERFOWL, but the
rest of the party intend to take in the
Yellowstone park. Rapid City Journal
Geo. A. Williams has purchased w.
ID. Allison's interest in the Brookings
Steam Laundry and will manage the
business. With Mr.. Williams in the
firm it is needless to say that he will
see that everything is kept running in
good form. Mr.. Phillips is an expert
%laundryman and will have charge OF
the work department. He has been
very satisfactory to the patrons OF the
laundry and with the improvements
that have been made and are still be.
ing introduced there is no reason fol
sending away from home to have first
class work done. Patronize home in.
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