The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-15
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Come in and see our new stocK VI
jewelry. Peterson.
Mrs. Elva Davis Of Madison, is
visiting at the home OF Vim. Davis.
Mrs. Crothers returned saturday
evening from her visit at Norwood,
Iowa.
c. a. Skinner returned Friday rom
Green Lake, where ne spent a week
with his family.
c. j.. Day, the monument man, had
a great day last Saturday, ~disposing
OF seven nice Jobs.
Mrs. l.. n. Storgaard Of Aberdeen,
is in the city visiting her parents
and many friends.
James A. Owen Wal down from
Arlington Saturday and spent the day
with friends about town.
G. A. Johnson went to Toronto Sat
urday morning and spent Sunday with
mis- daughter, Mrs. Bert Lee.
Miss Eda Sell arrived from Wilmtt,
Mimi, Monday evening for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. X. RI. Bartlett.
Mrs. Anna Lawshe and Mrs. Ander-
son went to VoIga Saturday evening
for a visit with the Phillips and
Hymes families.
Miss Hulda Fredericksdorf came
down from De Smet Monday and
Yesterday was operated upon at the
BrooKings hospital.
Miss Ethel Albertson, OF the local
telephone force, is enjoying a two
weeks vacation, which she is spending
with friends at White.
Mrs. w. K. Stowe returned Sunday
night from a several days visit with
the family OF her daughter, Mrs. +. +.
Bonesteel at Waterfowl.
Eric hovden has bought the Davis
property on Third street, near j. l..
Colegrove's, and is fixing il up pre-
pafhtOfy 10 moving tneie.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. White, Miss
Marguerite Madden and i. c. Akin
went to Kampesks Tuesday morning
for a couple OF weeks outing.
Prof. John s. Cole went to Gary
Saturday morning and accompanied
his vile and children home. They
have been visiting there Tor several
weeks.
Mrs. q. W. Pond has purchased the
Work house near the college campus,
which is now occupied by Quincy Lee
Morrow. She will not take possession
until later in the year.
Mrs. Wilson returned to her home
at Lodi, Wis, Thursday morning
after an extended visit at the home OF
her son, j. d. Wilson. She was
accompanied by her son, Leslie.
Prof. j. s. Cole returned Friday
from Highmore, where he spent a
week or ten days looking after the
work at the sub-station. He Gays that
the country around iii9hmore will
harvest a good crop this year.
We are in receipt OF a card from
Jens NJ. Bitterness, who is now located
ut Denver, Colo, where he went about
a month ago from Sioux Falls. He
has a good position and likes the
country and climate very much,
States Attorney Eden and Sheriff
Miles drove to the east part Of the
county Saturday and collected the
bail bond OF Herman Schultz, who
failed to appear for trial at the last
term OF court. The amount OF the
bond was 1906, S5, which was turned
over to the county treasurer.
Charles f. Hall, representing the
Minnesota and Dakota Farmer, of
Bookings, spent Tuesday in Huron
looking after the interests of that val
liable publication. He visited the
state fair grounds and will have some
thing to say about them N the forth
coming issue Of that paper. -Huronite.
L. O. Moore, the manager OF the
Brookings Furniture store, is rear
ranging his stock in such a way as
to show it to better advantage. A re-
cent addition to the back end OF the
store enables him to do this, and If
present plans do not miecarry the
FIRM will have the use OF the back end
Of the building within a few days.
The Bookings REGISTER write up
OF the Elkton-White game was a gem,
and was read with more than passing
interest by the people OF this city, but
we doubt il the Elkton bunch en-
joyed it as much as we did,-White
Leader. Allow us to say in this con-
nection that we have no personal