The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-01
Circus Day.
Boost for Bookings!
Fountain pens that are right-the
Parke! 81 Feteyson's.

Boost for Bookings!
Fountain pens that are right-the
Psrke! &; Peteyson's.
Erie Fairness and family returned
Thursday evening from a visit with
relatives south OF Aurora.
Miss WinLia HalIep returned Thurs.
day night from an extended visit with
relatives at Marathon, Iowa.
Miss Sarah Dewing returned the last
Of the week from a lev days visit with
Caroline Work at WATERFOWL
You nave seen the rest, now see the
best. The Norwoods" at the opera
house next week, August s, 9 and 10.
Miss Ethel Bratton arrived from
Galena, III, Saturday evening for a
months visit at the home Of her uncle.
T. L. Chapel
Nr and Mrs Geo. = Cole and
daughter. Miss Jessie, went 10 Lake
Benton Friday morning and visited
over Sunday at their former nome.
l.. G. Olson. the tailor al the Model
Clothing house. went 10 Montevideo.
Mimi. Sunday for 2 weeks visit and
will 20 from there 10 W'atertown for
a week longer.
.. a Brictson and Fred Villas went
TO Sioux Falls in Brictson's auto Mon
day morning and spent a couple OF
days. They were accompanied b. c.
" Smith Of Volea.
We have placed 5000 yound men and
women IN first class positions. II you
want q business education that insures
a position. address Toland's Business
University, Sioux Falls, s. D.
Ed Carlisle came up from Brook
ings Sunday morning and spent the
day az Lake Poinsett. He succeeded
in landing a'nice string Of black bass
while there.-Estelline Tribune
Estelline will have a Zig race meet
tomorrow and Saturday. About $500
in purses have been hung Up which
should secure some good races In ad-
ditioH 20 the races there Will tt a
ball game and other sports,
Mrs. c. J. Hart and Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. A. Sargent arrived from Red
Wing, MINI, Saturday for a visit at
the home OF Geo. r. Sanderson Mrs.
Hart is Mrs. S%anderson's mother and
Mrs. Sargent is her sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sargent returned home this week,
but Mrs. Hart will remain until fall.
L. V, Mccoy went 70 Lake Benton
Friday morning = get some pipe for
the new tanks az the junction. Mr..
Mccoy informs us that the work at
the Junction is progressing in good
shape, and il will be completed with
in q short time. There is quite a
little city now located out there and
10 those whoe have not seen the juno
tior lately il presents a very different
appearance.
5. 4. McElmurry came down from
Morris MINI, Tuesday morning, where
he has been in charge CT a ditching
crew the past month, 20 spend a few
days with his family and look for a
cook for his crew. The country
around Morris, which is just east OF
Big Stone Lake, is suffering from an
overabundance of water, and Sam has
enough work in sight TO keep his crew
at work for another month. He re-
turned 10 Morris today.
Chas. Harolson, the gardner at the
college greenhouse, has resigned, his
resignation to take effect lne LIST. of
September. Mr.. Harolson will go to
Minneapolis, where he accepts a posi-
ton az the experiment station at the
agricultural college. MIR. Harolson has
been connected with the horticultural
department at the college for a number
OF years, and is a most valuable man
and Prof. Hansen is very loath to
part with him. His has not
as vel been cacuraa