The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Maryland.
c. f. Poole has put on another bar
Der, the new artist being =. n. Peter.
son of Granite Falls, MINI.
II. G. Moffatt has sold his farm to
his son. Earnest and is preparing to
spend the winter in the south
nj. ID. Orhrans has some big salmon
on exhibition in his window, which
were sent to him from Washington
by the Sneve family
Hiram Noonan, who has been work.
ing in general store at Elkton, came
up Saturday evening and spent Sun
day with his mother.
Manley Champlain went to Mitchell
Tuesday evening to represent the
Minnesota and Dakota Farmer dur
ing Corn Palace week.
Mrs. Arthur, who was called here
last week by the death of her father,
n. S. Grinols, returned to her home
at Pierre Monday evening.
Nels Rude recently returned from
a two months trip in the east He
visited mostly in Wisconsin and New
Work and reports most enjoyable
time
Albert Anderson of the Black Hills
district has been appointed a member
Of the Regents of Education succeed
ing S. f. Forrest of Britton, who re-
signed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Ostroot were
down from Lake Preston this week,
being called here by the serious i'll
ness Of Mrs. Ostroot's mother, Mrs.
Erick Olson.
Hon. Philo Hall has had one of the
towns in the western part of the state
named after him. AS soon as the
Philo Great Five cigar arrives fame
WILL indeed, be his.
n. A. Martinson is now located at
Scotland and has commenced work
for Reich Bros. on collections. He
reports that Bon Homme county has
an excellent crop of corn.
c. A. Johnson, of the firm of Void
Johnson went to Britton Monday
evening to look after the work on
the new Marshall county court house
for which his firm has the contract.
An error occurred in last weeks
Register relating to the total state
levy of taxes the deficiency levy
should have been | mill and this
would make the total levy read Az
mills.
[. ID. Palmer has sold his residence
in this city and rented his farm in
Sherman township for term OF years
and will go to California to live Mrs.
Palmer's health demands the change
of climate
r. b. Palmer, father of &. A. Palmer,
fell at his home Monday and fractured
bad one, but on account of Mr. Palm
ers advanced age it will lay him up
for some time.
Miss Tilda Skarloken daughter Of
Samuel Skarloken of Argo township,
returned from the Rochester hospital
Monday evening, where she was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis. She re-
turned home in very good health.
Chas. Holiday and family expect to
go to Estelline shortly, where they
will have charge of the fine new hotel
now being built there. 1t is said to
be one of the finest hotels in this
part of the state, and is a credit to
the town of Estelline.
The Lyman County Argus-Leader
In speaking of the speech delivered
by Congressman Philo Hall at the
fair recently held there, said that it
"oo a hiooI piCdoiu6 duui Coo, ucdlHlS
with Lyman county and Dakota with
no hint of politics and was we'll re-
ceive by a large audience
Luther NJ. Kuhns, national secre-
tary of the Luther League OF Ameri-
ca, will be at the Lutheran church
next Wednesday evening, October End
He will speak on the Luther League
and its work in general, and the ad-
dress will be in English. Mr.. Kuhns
is said to be very interesting talker.
A Presbyterian Sunday school insti-
tute will be held In this city on Sun
day afternoon and evening October
9th. Rive. DR.. Worden of Philadel-
phia, will be present to address the
gathering. An invitation is extended
to all the Sunday schools of the city
to attend and hear DR.. Worden.
Prof. N. E. Hansen left Saturday
morning for the jamestown exposi.
ton to attend the annual meeting of
the American Congress of Horticul-