The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-15
Boost for Brookings.


Mimi, was in the city Wednesday on
business.
August Techeau went TO points in
eastern Iowa yesterday morning TO
close up two or three land deals.
Mrs. Nettie Gillett went to Arlington
Thursday evening for a few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Achteberg.
Last Friday Clerk Of Courts Young
burg issued a marriage license TO
Hans w. Nelson and Mrs. Marian
Johnson, both OF this city.
Mrs. J. A. Seaton went to Stewart
vile, Mimi, Monday morning, where
she will visit some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Shelley Horton.
Mrs. f. a. Lentz went to Spring
field, Mimi, yesterday morning for
a few days visit with her parents. DR..
Lentz will 60 down Saturday and re-
main over Sunday.
Mrs, F.. j. steuerwald and little
daughter arrived from Two Harbors,
Mimi, Thursday and will remain a
month or Elk weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Tree.
Arthur Koch, the assistant chemist
at the college, went to Huron yester-
day to attend the state meeting OF the
druggists. Carl Fjerstad came up from
Elkton Tuesday and accompanied
him.
Neil Stewart went 10 Chicago yes
terday morning to spend q lew days
in the interests Of the electric railroad.
Mrs. Stewart and the children accom-
panied him as far ~ ~Ireton, Iowa,
where they will visit some time with
relatives.
Mrs. s. Y. Walker and children of
Rochester, MINI, passed through
here Saturday evening on their way TO
Lake Preston for a few days visit. On
their return they will stop here for a
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law, J. V. Walker, and family.
Harry SAINTS, who formerly lived
southwest OF town, was here visiting
friends and relatives q lew days the
last OF the week. He has been pitch
ing for Letcher ball team the past few
weeks, and went from here to Minot,
n. D., to finish the season with that
team.
The regular freight between here
and Tracy was run into by an extra
during the log at Elkton Friday
morning and a box car and csboose
were smashed up in bad shape. No
one wal seriously injured, but one or
two OF the trainmen were considerably
bruised up.
ID. A. Syme. OF Sycamore, H., was
here last week looking after his farm,
which is tenanted by Mr.. Lynch, north
Of town. He has contracted for about
a thousand yards of tile, which will be
used on the farm. This will be the
first experiment in the county Of thing
land and it will be watched with con.
siderable interest by property owners.
ID. A. Crane and family have goneto
lroquois for avisit with relatives of Mrs.
Crane. About the first OF the month
they will leave Tor a trip to the coast,
where they will visit Mr.. Cranes
father and brother at Spokane. They
will probably make their home at
some point out there, although they
have not decided upon the exact place.
The last few days OF last week were
about the hottest OF the summer,
Saturday especially being a scorcher.
Sunday the weather cooled off and
remained so for a day or two, but
yesterday it warmed up again. We
have had no rain and the weather has
been fine for harvest, which is in full
blast.
VIII Peterson, of WATERFOWL, was
in the city a few hours Saturday even.
ing on his way to Mankato to spend
Sunday with his mother, and from
there went to Stewartville for a visit
OF a few days longer. He was accom-.
panied by his little daughter, Helen,
who makes her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Seaton.
Guy Boyden informs us that he has
declined the position OF science teacher
Of the Mitchell high school, ard will
leave in the fall for Chicago to begin
his medical course at Northwestern
university. The position offered him
at Mitchell was a good one, but he is
very anxious to take up his medical
work and thought it would pay him
better to begin at once.
c. B. Kennedy, chairman OF the sur
veying committee of the Madison
Brookings-Mitchell electric railway,