The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-18

DR.. Lees drove over from White on
professional business Friday after
noon.
Advertisers use the REGISTER most
because from it they get the most
results.
Herman Olson and s. B. Kelley
returned Friday from a several days
Fl shiug trip at Kampeska.
Mrs. A. f. James and children re-
turned Thursday evening from =
weeks visit with relatives at Estelline.
NJ. F. Bunday and family left Tues
day morning for a couple OF weeks
visit at different points in Minnesota.
Mrs. H. Cole arrived from Gary
Monday evening for an extended visit
at the home Of her son, Prof. j. S.
Cole.
M. E. Culhane, of the Culhane Adj
iustment company, ven to Manor,
Iowa, for a short business trip Tues
day morning.
Ellsworth McCarl returned Monday
evening from his trip to Colorado.
where he spent a couple of weeks on
land business.
Geo. Purdy went to Aberdeen Mon
day evening to attend the annual
state convention of the Redmen as the
delegate from the Brookings lodge.
The vast army Of travelling people
know that for popular rates, the old
reliable Beaufort Hotel takes the lead.
112 Third Street South, Minneapolis.
Miss Eta Olson, who formerly lived
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Olson, arrived from Minneapolis
Monday evening for q few days visit
with friends.
A. E. James departed Tuesday
morning for a couple of weeks visit at
his old home in Wisconsin. His
mother came down from Estelliue and
accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. d. Palmer OF
Brookings, have gotten nicely settled
in their tent on Dan Palmer's lawn,
l where they will spend the summer
months. WI Leader.
E. l.. Williams and son, Paul, OF
l Lester Prairie, Mimi, were here over
t Sunday visiting at the home his
brother, E. H. Williams. They left
for home Monday morning.
George F. Thayer left Friday morn
= ing for Chicago and other Illinois
. points, where he will spend two or
three weeks looking up landseekers
. for the Brookings Land & Trust Co.
, Geo. Waters and family came up
2 from Madison Monday evening for a
1 visit at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
3 John Hartman of Trenton township.
They were accompanied by Mr..
Waters mother.
Geo. p. Sexauer has opened a mems
millinery shop down at his mill and
1 all the kids and a lot of the older
bucks are wearing white caps setting
1 forth that Perfection flour, like every
thing else made in Brookings, leads.
Prof. II. H. Hoy and wife and Miss
< Allie Mathews of Bookings, were
White callers Monday afternoon.
/ Miss Mathews has been engaged as
one Of the teachers in the public
schools OF this city for the coming
Y year.-White Leader.
We happened to drop into the Brook
ings Marble & Granite Works Monday
e afternoon and found the force as busy
d ., usual. Mr.. Day informed US tina,
during the day he had taken three
t contracts amounting to something
e over $500. The purchasers were Henry
Mauch, the Hetland banker, Mrs,
e David Dillon OF Arlington, and Mr.
e Erickson from south of town.
e When visiting Minneapolis on bust,
t ness or pleasure the Beaufort offers
g comforts not exceeded anywhere,
many " OuA tOOhlo w CIuIppCu WIN
Northwestern telephones. In the
privacy OF your rooms you can talk to
your friends in the city or the country
6 Our popular rates. 75c and S1.00 pc,
day, will please you. When in Mime.
e apolis make the Beaufort your home,
o Chas. j. Brand, Of the Department
r Of Agriculture at Washington, spent
Monday at the college the guest Of
e Prof. N. E. Hansen. Mr.. Brand il
g the alfalfa and clover expert OF the
government, and was on his way
home from a trip to Montana and the
coast, where he spent some time
inquiring into the conditions OF the
western alfalfas aud clovers. He was
| very much interested in the Siberian
d alfalfa. which Prof Hansen secured on
hiS trim loat vaor and thipks that II