The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-20
Local and Personal
JOHN I. MURPHY, City Editor

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Jen5 Bitterness returned to his work
at Sioux Falls Saturday morning after
a weeks visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 0. J. Bitterness.
Miss Margaret Coleman, of Salem,
who was the guest OF Mrs. F. J. Swan
son and family for a week, LEFT Tues
day morning for her home.
James Natesta and daughter, Mrs. A.
l.. Swartout and children, returned
Thursday morning from a brief visit
with friends at C~astlewood.
Mrs. \. E. Steere, of Goodwin, was
here visiting at the home Of c. r.
Westcott severa. days last week, re-
turning home Thursday evening.
H. A. WitzeI went to the Twin Cities
Monday morning for a several days
business trip II he finds a business
opening there he will go there to make
his home.
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Wheaton returned Friday morning
from a few days business trip to Sum-
NIT and Other points IN the north part
OF the state.
Miss Es.e,,a Musgrave, instructor in
elocutiOn and physical culture at the
college, left Friday morning for her
home at Hudsouvi.Ie, ILL.,, to spend
the vacation.
Olaf Johnson OF the Bookings
Cement Block & Sidewalk company,
returned Saturday night from a several
days business trip to Artesiau and
Washington Springs.
Miss Rose and Carl Reich departed
Friday morning for their home at Tun-
mel City, Wis. Car has accepted a
position with the General Electric Co.,
and been assigned work at the COM
pany's factory at Lynn. Mass.
Prof. C. F. Brown, superintendent
Of the city schools, went TO FIandreau
Monday morning, where he Is CON
Quoting a teachers in~stitutethis week
He goes to Gettysburg from Elan.
dreau, and from there to Sioux Falls.
Thee. Andrews, who a manager OF
the Farmers elevator here for several
years, was here the latter part Of the
week and spent two or three days on
business. Mr.. Andrews is now on the
road for a Minneapolis grain commits
sion house.
j. F. Olander, who has been on the
road for a county superintendent's
supply house, arrived Saturday for .
visit with his family. Mr.. OIander
accepts a position in the office Of the
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton July lst. His family will move
to Pierre about the first Of August.
Albert and Clyde Mattice left Friday
morning for their home at Sedro,
Wash. Albert has been attending the
John Hopkins University medical
school the past year. aud has three
years more before he completes his
course. Clyde will return here in the
fall and continue his studies at the
State college.
o. n, Trooien, who vas here to at.
tend the Commencement exercises,
left Monday morning for Madison,
Wis, to attend the commencement of
the University of Wisconsin, where he
has been attending college the past
year. He goes from there to New
York City to accept a position with the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Arthur Britt, who has been in Color.
ado for several months, arrived here
Friday and will remain here for the
present, at least. MI. Britt took up a
claim near Cheyenne Wells, which is
in the eastern part of Colorado, and is
close to the Aurora colony, which went
out there last year. He is very much
pleased with the country, and will
hold onto his claim.