The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-12

Hon. F. A. Craft, state fire marshal,
was in Bookings Tuesday.
Prof. W. J. Jolley has accepted the
principalship OF the public schools at
Ca5tlewOOd.
DR.. F. Roys returned the last Of the
week from weeks trip to Mluneapo-
lis and Rochester.
z. J. Hegeman and his son, Capt.
Harry Hegeman went to Huron Tues
day to take IN the State Fair.
Prof. Madison C. Bates, the new
professor OF English at the college,
arrived here Tuesday evening.
Prof. J. W. Wilson went to Huron
Tuesday morning where he acts as
Judge of live stock at the state fair
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Roddle accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alton
and family are at POinsett this week.
Miss Sarah Caldwell left Tuesday
morning for Monmouth, ILL.,, to
resume her studies at Monmouth
college,
Thos. Gull;Ck and his son, Percy,
went to Huron Tuesday morning
along with the many other state fair
visitors.
Manley Cnamplin went to Huron
Tuesday morning where he will act as
special cores pOndent for the Mime
sofa and Dakota Farmer.
Mrs. A. r. Hoover returned Friday
morning from OCOnomowoc Wis,
where she was called some time ago
by the death OF a brother.
J.K. Fridley departed for Condo,
Sphinx county, Tuesday morning to
look after the construction of grain
elevator in which he has an interest.
DR.. f. C. Miller went to Waukon,
Iowa, Tuesday morning for visit
with sister and from there will go to
Darlington, n, D., for visit with his
son, Ralph.
w. H. BLY,, former resident Of this
county, is here from Shell Lake, Wis.
this week, Mr.. Bly, expects to buy
bunch OF sheep to take back and place
on his farm.
Walter Karin, who has been in
charge of bakery at Arlington for
several weeks, was taken sick last
week and was obliged to return here
Sunday night for few days rest.
Edwin Reeves and family arrived
from Rapid City Tuesday morning for
a visit with the Geo. Purdy and H. H.
Reeves families. Mrs. Reeves is a
sister OF Mrs. Purdy, and Mr.. Reeves
is a brother of H. H. Reeves.
Mrs. Louis Gray and baby went to
Sioux Falls last week to join Mr..
Gray. They have been here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hoover,
since Mr.. Gray went to Sioux Falls
from Volga couple of months ago.
w. H. Thompson, who formerly
drove Geo. Coles race horses, was
here Sunday on his way to the state
fair at Huron with car OF racers.
He is now located at Marshall, where
ne has string of horses of his own,
and he says that ne has done finely
the past season.
Miss Jessie M Hoover, the precep-
tress of the new school of agriculture
at the college, arrived from Topeka,
Kansas, Monday night. Miss Hoover
will do institute work under A. f. |
Chamberlain the coming winter, as
the new school OF agriculture does not
open until the fall of 1908.
Prof. n. E. Hansen will leave next
week for the jamestown exposition,
where he will attend the National
Congress of Horticulture, which Sep
TENDER 1927 He will also attend
the meeting of the Horticultural
society of New York, which meets
October l, 2, and 3. A meeting OF the
International Conference or Plant
Hardness and Acclimatization will be
held at the same time.
Geo. G. Rude has rented his build
ing next to West & Packard's which
he has occupied with his farm machi-
merry office for several years, to d.
Sharp, who will move his stock OF
jewellery there. The building will be
fixed up thoroughly, and will make
Mr.. Sharp nice stand. Mr.. Rude
will have his Office in the Binford
block with the Brookings Furniture
company.