The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-10-24
Local and Personal

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VIM. Leighton was down from Estel
line Monday night.
Italian hand painted China at GU,
prices at Peterson's this week.
DO you want anything? You can
always find it at the o. X. Bazaar.
F. J. Schoeweiler made a business
trip to Elkton between trains Monday.
Miss Hattie Farrankop has accepted
a position in the Western Union tele.
graph office at st. Paul.
Commissioner A. III. Wheaton and
Chemist Jas. II. Shepard returned
from Chicago Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Papka, of Fountain
brought their six months old baby to
the hospital for treatment Monday.
Mrs. M. X. Hopkins has been here
from Aberdeen visiting her mother,
Mrs. Geo. w. Pond, the past week.
Congressman Philo Hall went to
Pierre on business Monday evening,
returned home yesterday morning.
Miss Hattie Palmer went to Estel.
line Friday morning for a visit with
her sister and to take in the race meet.
Irving Mikkelson, who travels for a
st. Paul wholesale house, was here
the first OF the week visiting his
father, /. Mikkelson.
Ole Jermstad now has charge of the
Standard Oil Company's business in
this city, Mr.. Harvey having given
over the position Monday.
City Carrier Andrew Bortnem, who
has been laying off on account OF
sickness the past couple OF months,
expects to resume his duties next
week.
Mrs. Geo. Thayer went to Bushnell
Tuesday morning and from there to
White and Clear Lake in her official
capacity as deputy organizer OF the
Degree OF Honor lodge.
James Natesta left this week for
Southern California, where he will
spend the winter. He will 90 by way
OF Colorado and from there to Oregon
and then down the coast.
Remember the justly popular Beau
Tort Hotel. Has spacious lobby, pleas.
ant private parlors, private telephones,
porcelain baths and home comforts
III Third Street South, Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Ribstien re-
turned to Bruce Monday morning
from Owatonna, Mimi, where thew
had been called on the sad mission OF
attending the funeral Of a sister OF
Mr.. Ribstien.
j. q. Oyloe went to Sherman Friday
morning to attend the wedding OF his
brother-in-law. Paul Reppe, OF this
city, and Miss Sextud OF that place.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Oyloe
and the children.
Mrs. Lillian Smith returned Mon
day evening from Chicago, where she
attended the wedding of Miss Stevens,
who taught in the public schools here
few years ago. Mrs. Smith was
absent about two weeks.
Mrs. Thos. Madden and Mrs. A. J..
B. Thomas delightfully."- entertained
about forty OF their lady friends at a
thimble bee at the home OF Mrs.
Thomas Friday afternoon. Delicious
refreshments we're Sc led.
Editor Walker OF the Bruce Herald,
was in the city Saturday in company
with his nephew, Laurence Bell, OF
Los Angeles, CAL, who in company
with his mother are guests OF Mr..
Walker and daughter at present.
Bring your boys, youths, and small
sized men to our store where we have
a number OF suits OF clothes from size
81 down. Ladies suits and skirts.
, coats and cloaks 80 to 65 per cent
to close them out. S. II. GoCdfellow.
l.. V. Mccoy arrived home the last
OF the week from Huron, where he
has been experimenting the work OF
putting heating plant in the North
Westerns big roundhouse. This
: week he is putting in some new boilers
at the Junction.
Myrtle Degnan, who went to Man
dan, N. D., short time ago, was
taken with diphtheria upon her ar
rival and had no more than recovered
! than she was attack with inhamma-
! tory rheumatism. She is reported as
! some better this week.
II. l.. Mckee was taken worse sud.
denly last week and for several days
he was very ill. He was rem we'd to
the hospital, where his condition has
improved, but he is yet very sick
man. Blood clogging in the brain is
| the cause OF his illness.
Chas. Samples new home in east
Bookings is all inclosed and the
,, work is being pushed rapidly in order
to complete it before the weather gets
too cold. Mr.. Sample will move his
family here from Frankfort as soon as
the house is ready for occupancy.
Ed Reynolds arrived from Amigo,
Wis.,, Tuesday morning and is visit.
ing his brother-in-law, VIM. Cameron
and wife. Mr.. Reynolds has super
intended the construction OF a new
passenger and freight depot at his
place this summer which cost nearly
100000. His old-time friends are
pleased to see him again.
Congressman Philo Hall has been
notified by the commissioner of the
bureau OF fisheries at Washington that
$50 black bass have been denOsited in