The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-04-04

Albert Rutlin wa up ftym Elkton
Tuesday.
Frank Pond ven to Clear Lake On
business matters the HTst 81 the week.
W. 4. Burgess drove over from
White Saturday and spent sunday
with his family,
viii HoIbein, editor 81 the White
Leader. drove over Saturday and spent
sunday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gudenu- de-
parted saturday Tor their new home
at Long Beach, Cal.
Mrs. j. F. Erwin and daughter To-
turned home Thursday evening from
their visit at Toledo. Iowa.
Editor and Mrs. Horton were over
from Nolga sunday and spent the day
at the home Of Alfred Nelson.
NJ. O. Hill returned to Watertown
Friday evening after spending the
week here on insurance business.
Mrs. +. Clark arrived home Thurs
day evening from q several weeks
visit with relatives AZ Conrad, Iowa.
&. II. Pike went TO Aurora Thurs
day morning and from there went 10
Trenton township u look after his
farm.
Peter Hallen returned Friday night
from a several days business trip
through the southern part u the
state.
Mis-, Edith Yankee returned to
Aberdeen Friday evening after a
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Yankee.
Mrs. Carl Christensen returned Mon
day evening from a visit with relatives
at Tyler. She was accompanied home
by her sister, Mrs. Jensen.
John Gullick came down from Water
town Saturday night for a visit with
his mother and other relatives. lie
returned home Monday evening.
G. II. Atkinson went to WATERFOWL
Monday evening to spend a few day
looking alter tn, affairs Of the cement
product company, II which ne i the
manager.
\. II. Wheaton, ~tate Dairy AMI
Food commissioned, and Prof. j. :.
Cole, agronOmist at the college, went
10 Gary Friday evening Tor a few days
business trip.
Frank Murphy came up from Els
worth, Mimi, by way OF Bushnell
Saturday and visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Murphy, until Mon
day morning.
Geo. Haber, VINO j. located as station
agent at Condo, came down Saturday
10 attend the funeral Of his brother-in-
law, d. II. Campbell. He returned
Monday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Williams, a former resi-
dent of BroOkings, came down from
AatarYnRn Safrrlay n,nrninD Tor a
short visit with her son, Capt. VIM. {.
Losey. OF { company.
Mrs. :. \. Cochrane and little
daughter returned to their home near
Mound City Friday evening after a
couple weeks visit with Mrs. W. +.
Harza and other friends.
Ed Olson went TO Watertown Mon
day evening 10 spend a few days
arranging for the opening OF Olson
Bros. fine new clothing store. The
opening will occur Saturday.
q. F. knappen went to Watertown
Monday evening for a short business
trip. Mr.. knappen is moving his
family this week into their elegant
new residence in east Bookings.
Rev. j. q. Dick. pastor OF the Pres
byterian church, went TO lreton, Iowa
Tuesday morning to attend a meeting
OF the Northwestern Iowa P~resbytery.
He is on the program for an address.
Frank House came down from
Blunt Saturday night for a few days
visit with his mother. Frank is now
in the real estate business at Blunt,
and reports that country as booming.
Mrs. j. l.. Blote and children came
down from Estelline Saturday morn
ing for a few days visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Palmer.
Mr.. Blote came down Saturday even
ing.
Chas. l.. Ford, a former resident of
Bookings, who is now in the land
business at Highmore, was here a
part OF Saturday. He went from here
to Wisconsin and Illinois on land
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T.. Whitney, who
came to this town from Waterloo, Iowa,
some seven years ago, left the first OF
the week for their new home in Hughes
county where they have a ranch.
-Nolga Tribune.
We are in receipt OF a communication
from the secretary OF Northwestern
university at Evanston, H., saying
that Howard Gould OF Bookings, was
a member of the basket ball team
which won the local championship at
the Northwestern the past season.
Aurora Times: T. A. Gray arrived
here on the passenger last evening
and drove across to his home at Bush
nell. Mr.. Gray during his last jaunt
has been up through Canada and
nearly to the Pacific coast in British
Columbia. He says the weather was
fine on the western slope, but that
there was much snow this side OF the
mountains.