The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-05
Local and Personal
JOHN l. MURPHY, City Editor


Mrs. W. H. Roddle went to Redield
Friday evening for a few days visit
with friends.
Thos. MAR and Chas. Maytinson
went t EIkion Friday morning to
look after some cenlen WORK.
Clyde Maxwell came up from Kan
aranzi, Mimi, Friday for a visit over
Sunday at the home. Of his uncle, Geo.
Thayer.
Mrs. Jane Prouse pleasantly enter
tanned the members OF the Royal
Neighbors at her home last Thursday
evening,
Mrs. s. II. Swanson returned to her
home at St. Paul Friday morning after
a visit at the home of her father, A..
c. Hanson.
Mrs. +. n. Patterson returned home
Monday evening from her Chicago
visit, where she spent ten days select
ing new fall millinery.
Those who will room or board stu
dents during the coming year will
please write or phone Roy 0. Wilson,
secretary to the president, at the
college.
Quincy Lee Morrow, state prohibit
ton secretary, returned Tuesday
morning from an extended visit to the
western part of the state in the in
teresss Of the party.
Harold Miller returned home Friday
evening from 4 several weeks visit in
the Black Hills. His brother, Shir-
| ley, who accompanied him, will be
home the last OF this week.
The C. A. Skinner and Geo. A.
West families returned Monday night
from Green Lake, where they spent
most Of the summer. They report a
very enjoyable outing, and are we'll
pleased with Green Lake as a summer
resort.
Jesse Estes, a student at the college
last year and d nephew OF Prof. Cros-
Ter, was in the city Saturday on his
way to Pierre, where he accepts a posi-
ton as s~teuOgrapher for one OF the
supreme court judges. He has been
spending his vacation at his home at
Beloit, Wis.
5. A. McElmurry, who is in charge
OF a ditching crew near Morris, Mimi,
came down Thursday night and re-
manned over Sunday visiting his
family. He says that he has about
three miles of ditching in sight and
there will probably be more before he
gets through for this year.
Miss Selma Evenson of VoIga, was
here Monday and spent the day with
Misses Mabel and Neva knutson.
Miss Evenson passed through here
Tuesday, in company with her sister,
Mrs. ], B. Andrews of Volga, on their
way to Seattle, where they expect to
make an extended visit.
Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson re-
turned home Friday evening from
visit at De5 Moines and other points
in iowa. They Ief. again Monday
evening by way OF Pierre for Bell
Fourche in the Black Hills, where
Prof. Wilson will act as Judge Of live
stock at the annual fair. They expect
to return tomorrow or Saturday.
Robert Mathe5on, the new instruc-
tor of entomology at the College, ar
rived here last wee< to take up his
duties. Mr.. Matheson Is a graduate
of Cornell university, receiving the
degree OF B. ;. A., in 1906, and NJ. ).
the last year. He left Monday even,
ing for Belle Fourche to look over the
country and to take in the annual
Bell Fourche fair.
The Minnesota and Dakota Farmer,
the Brooking5 agricultural paper, is
improving right along and the last
issue was the best so far published
1t rave a number Of illustrations OF
the state fair buildings at Huron and
of the buildings at Pierre that will be
Of interest TO those who visit that city
at the time Of the Gas Belt Exposition.
-Volga Tribune.
l.. O. Shrade, OF Pierre, was here
last Thursday hOjlering for the Gas
Belt exposition to be held in Pierre
September II, -, - and 20. Mr.,
Shrade is superintendent OF the Nipple
Printing company's printery at Pierre
and this jaunt wa in the nature OF
vacation. He says that the people 0!
his town are going to put up the
greatest show ever, will be amply pre-
pared to care for any sized crowd and
that you will surely miss it if you
miss it.
1.-TWO Merry Tramps" that familiar