The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-04-04

Aubrey Lawrence went t. Castlewood
on legal business yesterday morning.
Verne Kelley went to Chicago sat
urday morning on a few days business
trip.
Or. J. G.. Parsons went t o Pierre on
professional business Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Lillian Gaylord is arranging to
give a musical recital in the near tu-
ture.
+. f. Ribstein vas down from Bruce
Monday and spent the day on business
matters.
Mrs. w. II. Leighty went to Mime
apolis Yesterday morning for a brief
visit with friends.
Gaylord, the optician, has a very
neat and attractive sign in front Of his
place Of business.
Mrs. Oscar Swartling went t Tracy
Saturday morning for a several days
visit with friends.
Will Culhane went to Midland. west
Of the Missouri, Tuesday evening to
look over the country.
Henry Rooster went TO Rock Rapids,
Iowa, yesterday morning for a few
days visit with friends.
Miss Minnie Hubbart came over
from White Saturday and visited her
parents a couple OF days.
J.. II. Skih went to Minneapolis
Friday morning to make arrange
ment for moving his family here to
live.
Miss Shively, a teacher in the
Watertown schools, has been here
this week visiting Misses Mabel and
Grace Roper.
The athletic association OF the High
school will give a supper at the hall
OF the new school building on the
evening of April 18th.
West Il Packard have a unique
and attractive display in their south
window, and it will pay you to have a
look at it when you go that way.
Disc and Shoe Drills at special clos
ing out prices, also Harness and Sweat
Pads at great bargains.
Geo. &. Rude.
Rev. W. b. Killing returned to his
home at Freeport H., yesterday morn
ing, after a weeks visit at the home
OF his brother, Fred Killing, Of Alton.
For Sale-An Oliver typewriter, used
less than three months and in perfect
order. Will sell cheap for cash as
need the money. Charles r.. Hall,
care Register.
Miss Blanche Fishback, who is
attending Carleton college at North
field, Mimi, arrived home Thursday
morning to spend the spring vacation
with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. y. Sampson came up
from Madison Saturday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. John Ioungburg. AIR.
and Mrs. Sampson formerly resided
in the west part OF the county.
Hon. W. W. p. Mcconnell, editor
Of the Minnesota and Dakota Farmer,
who was here for a week on business
in connection with that publication,
returned to ManAato Monday morning.
Mrs. II. l.. LOuCks, Of Altura, Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. G.. l.. Brown
from Thursday last week until Tues
day. Mrs. Brown entertained a num-
Der OF her lady friends on Friday after
o
Geo. Gibbs, Of Lancaster, Wis, in
company With a large party Of land
seekers from southern Wisconsin,
passed through Brooking. last even
ing on his way to the country west Of
the river.
A few Disc Harrows yet to close out
at cost or less: if you can use a Disc
Harrow, it will pay you to see us be-
fore buying. Geo. g. Rude.
ID. W. Bunday went to Darlington,
y. d., on land business Tuesday
evening, expecting to be gone the rest
OF the week. Mrs. Bunday and little
son went to Estelline to visit during
his absence.
The annual college oratorical con-
test for the purpose Of selecting a
representative TO the state contest, will
be held at the college chapel. Saturday
evening, April 18th. There will be
five contestants.
A party from Elkton passed through
here Tuesday evening on their way to
Midland, where they expect to file on
claims. The following were in the
party: John kiiiela, John Orr, and
John and Daniel Culhane.
County Superintendent Aldrich, City
Superintendent Brown and a number
OF the teachers OF h city schools went
to WATERFOWL this morning to attend
the annual meeting OF the Eastern
South Dakota Teachers Association.
The next faculty recital will be given
by Prof. Christensen at the college
chapel Thursday evening, April llth,
at S:l5. He will be assisted by Pro-
fessors Loudenback and Haynes.
Tickets may be had at the secretary'S
office after Monday, April Sth.
II. &. Reisinger and r. W. Reed, of
Arlington, attended Masonic lodge in
this city Tuesday evening. They
were on their way to Tracy, Mimi,
on a business mission.
Y. f. Forrest, a graduate Of the
college two years ago, was here visit
ing friends the first OF the week. Mr..
Forrest is Just recovering from an
operation for appendicitis.
Prior t o Mrs. II. +. Gudehus' de-
port1ra for California SATURDAY. nprp-