The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
Local and Personal

w H.. Welch's family went to Lake
Campbell Tuesday morning to spend
a few days camping out.
Ruby Pond went to M~ankato, MINI,
Tuesday morning for a visit Of a
couple OF weeks with an aunt.
Attorney Wallace f. Purdy wen 10
Elkton last Friday morning and spent
the day on professional business.
Eunice Patterson of Watertown, is
here visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
IL. RI. Paterson, and other relatives,
G.. O. Gaylord Of Gaylord, MINI.
was here a day or two the first Of the
week visiting his brother, +. r. Gay
lord.
Or. x. L. Slagle went TO Huron Mon.
day evening on business in connection
with the printing Of the college cata.
logue,
IL. &. Olson, proprietor Of the Model,
returned Monday night from a bust.
ness trip 10 the firms store at Water
town.
G.. N. Olston Of the Sioux Valley
Nursery company, wen TO Faulkton
other points west on business Monday
evening.
S. A. Overass, of the Model Clothing
house force, returned Monday night
from Watertown, wheEe he spent sew
eral days with friends.
According TO the assessors, returns
the value of real estate and personal
property OF the county shows an in.
crease of s643, 600 Over last year.
Mrs. Carl Quail will entertain the
Rebekah ladies at her home Tuesday
afternoon July 30th. She cordially
invites all the ladies TO be present.
Simon Vieregge, who has been visit
with his son-in-law E. l.. Prahl, OF
Eureka township, departed for his
home at Arlington, Mimi, Wednesday
morning.
Miss Matilda hatcher, who has
been staying some time at the home
of Mr., Henry Schmidt In Argo town.
shipleft for her home at Henderson
Mimi, Wednesday morning.
+. II. and G. A. Ripley, two brigh,
young business men of Aurora. were
Brookings visitors Tuesday. Both are
sons of c. s. Ripley. a well known pio
neer 'esident of the county.
o. A. Kelly and son, Eugene, return
ed Sunday morning from their triI
to Spokane, Wash. Mr.. Kelly was
well pleased with that country, and
says they had a most enjoyable trip
Russell Phelps, who has been visit
ing here the past few weeks at the
home of his uncle, A. j. Kendall, left
Monday for Minneapolis, where he will
spend a couple of weeks camping out
A. Z. Vinegar has rented his house
on north Main street to S. l.. peiien
pressman of the Register, who is NOV
ing in this week. Mr.. Belden has been
living in he Deeti mouse on Williams
street.
Ed Beatty, the jeweler, had a couple
of watches sent t him from Cheyenne
Wells, Colo, the other day to be re-
paired. Ed says he is not in he mail
order business, but had to do the work
as the watches came from old patrons
Mrs. c. A. Palmer returned from
Estelline Saturday night, where she
spent a few days with her daughter
Mrs. Blote, who has been very sick
She left her very much improved. Mr.
Palmer went up Sunday morning ant
spent the day.
Since the installation Of the day
service Fred Villas has his electric far
working all the time, and he cOntem
plates putting in a larger one in th'
ceiling. The day service will undoubt
edly make these small fans very popu
lar and a number Of business places
are planning on putting them in.
The county commissioners at thei
meeting last week took up the matteI
of allowing the county superintendent
a deputy, as provided by a law passed
at the last session Of the Legislature
but as one Of their number was absen
II was decided to let the matter g
over until the September meeting. Il
the meantime Superintendent Aldricl
was authorized to employ such help a
was needed in the Office. The law IL
question allows y deputy IN al
counties having over se~venty-fv'
schools. and B~rookings has consider
able more than this number. The Law
went into effect the 1st Of JuSy aa,
une or two counties already have d.
0uty superintendents.