The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-26
Elder berries for sale. John Hugh.

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son.
Seven room cottage for sale. In
quire at Brookings Music store.
w. NJ. Cheever returned home last
evening from his visit at Lake Geneva,
Wis.
NJ f. Murphy was up from Elkton
on business between trains Friday
evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Scott is quite sick at
her home on Sixth street and is con
fined to her bed.
Daniel Bunday of Bruce, was here
yesterday on his way home from
visit at Trosky, Mimi.
Mrs. A. A. Harris returned Friday
evening from Elkton, where she spent
couple of days with relatives.
Oscar Gray, who formerly worked
! in Kelly's barber shop, has been here
! from Elkton taking in the fair this
! week.
Rockwell Jenkins, a nephew of Mrs
! d. J. barrow was burned to death in
a hotel fire at Caldwell, Idaho, last
week.
Mrs Remington came down from
| DeSmet yesterday morning for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Aubrey Law
| renee
The Regents Of Education will hold
| a meeting at the college this after
noon to open bids for the new girls
dOrmitory.
Mrs. w. S. Riley returned Tuesday
evening from a two or three weeks
visit with relatives and friends at De-
corah, Iowa
Mrs. +. +. Dodge has been here
visiting Mrs. Wimsey the past few
days. She was returning home from
Minneapolis
Mrs. r. A. Turner and children
came up from Lake Benton Friday
evening for a visit at the home of
her brother, Rio Miner.
A gentleman's proposition-th old
reliable Beaufort Hotel. 1t pleases
others. 1t will please you. 112 Third
street south, Minneapolis.
II. II. Natwick came up from Sioux
Falls Saturday and is spending this
| Ntth mere NlSllinS Oiu II ltliuo anu
looking after the crop on his farm.
Miss Mae Aldrich arrived from Win
dom, Mimi, Friday evening and will
make her home with her ANT, Mrs.
c. f. Aldrich, and a, end college the
coming year.
Mrs. Anna LawShe went to Milbank
Monday morning to attend the annual
of hn tntn nf
Womans clubs as the delegate from
the Woman's clubs of this city.
The condition of Fred Cuckow, who
was taken ill with typhoid fever last
week, is steadily improving and he
will not be confined to his home longer
than the usual run of the disease.
Hugh Mcmillan of Alton, returned
Friday evening from Mankato, where
he spent several days looking around.
He purchased a farm near there and
expects to move his family onto it.
Mrs. V. H. Mccoy and little son went
to Huron Friday evening to spend Sun
day with Mr.. Mccoy, who has been
there the past week experimenting
some work for the North Western.
G. w. Zimmerman, of Merrill,
Iowa, who has been here for week or
ten days looking after his crop re-
turned home yesterday. Before his
departure he sold his farm to Charles
Giles.
Frank Sherwin, Jr., returned to
Philip Tuesday evening after a weeks
visit with his family here. Frank
is building a house at Philip and eX-
poets to move his family out about
the middle of October.
Clerk of Courts Youngberg has is
sued the following permits to wed the
past week: Joel H. Simmons and
Miss Helen Pozin, White; Silas n.
Opdahl and Miss Madelia J. Moger,
Rutland, Lake county.
b. L. Wilson returned Tuesday
morning from Britton, where he has
been in charge of the brick work on
the new court house for several
months. Void & Johnson of this city,
have the contract for the building.
The fact that the annual enrolment
at the Minneapolis Business College
is double that of any other like school
in the Northwest proves that this col
lege must be the best. A line to Rugg
& Boyce, 300 Central avenue, brings
complete information.
Harry Allison who has been work
ing for Losey Williams in the drug
store at Watertown, the past few
weeks, returned here Saturday night
This morning he left for Chicago,
where he will take a course at the
Northwestern University medical
school