The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-10-03
Local and PeronaI
Killing frost Friday night.

Geo. Cole went to Marshall Tuesday
morning to take in the races at the
county fair
Mrs. Carl Quail went to Plainview
Mimi, Thursday morning for visit
with her folks.
Sheriff J. G. Miles went to Elkton
and remained on business between
trains Monday.
w. w. z. Mcconnell, editor of the
Minnesota and Dakota Framer, has
been in the city this week
Rev. Hugh Robinson went to Huron
Tuesday evening to attend the meet
ing Of the Presbyterian synod.
Earnest Osbeck was up from Lake
Benton Thursday and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Gentle.
f. J. Ray and son, Winnefred and
VIM. Cameron went to Lake Preston
hunting ducks the last of the week
Lyle Spencer student at the col
lege last year, was in the city Satur.
day night on his way to Chicago with
cattle.
Attorney Aubrey Lawrence went to
Elkton on legal business Saturday
morning, returning home on the even
ing train.
Mrs. p. S. Jensen and children left
Tuesday morning for Portland, Ore
gon, where they will spend the winter
with relatives,
Mrs. Eric Olson, who was just re
covering from Il stroke OF paralysis,
had an attack of pneumonia this week
and her condition is very serious.
Miss Josephine Rossman returned
to her home at Minneapolis Saturday
morning after a three weeks visit at
the home of her brother, Jos. Rossman.
County Commissioner Hoch OF Elk
ton, returned Tuesday morning from
a business trip to Webster, and stop
ped off here to attend the session of
the county board,
Mrs c. II. Moore, who has spent
most of the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Stone, and sister, Mrs. A. b. Han
son. left Saturday morning for her
home at St Paul
Claude Fuller of DeSmet, who at
tended college here couple of years
ago, was here Tuesday on his way to
Chicago, where he will take a course
in veterinary medicine.
of dairying at the college, moved his
family here from Ames, Iowa this
week. They are living in the l. +.
Lees house on Medary avenue.
The Register office was the first
printing Office in Brookings to install
an electic motor to drive its machin-
cry and now has two of the powerful
little motors which are kept busy.
Henry Olberg left for Des Moines,
Iowa Tuesday morning, where he will
take the examination before the Iowa
state pharmacy board. Henry gradu-
ated from the pharmacy course of
Highland Park college last June
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Green of Little
Rock, Iowa, spent last week here with
their son, DR.. b. T. Green, going to De-
Smet Saturday evening for a visit with
another son. They returned here this
morning and will visit a few days
more before returning to their home.
VIM. G. Culhane and bride arrived
| here Monday evening, having spent
| their honeymoon visiting at various
places in the state. They have rented
the cottage on Medary avenue form
| erly occupied by States Attorney
| Eden. Mr.. Eden has moved to the
house directly north of the one he
vacated.
! Arthur Crumb has disposed of the
| White Elephant cafe to A. p. Nord,
who took possession the H;st of the
month. Mr.. Crumb has gone to Sioux
City. where he has accepted position,
| and Mrs. Crumb will join him in a few
days. Mr.. Nord is running the restau-
rant at present and will continue to
do so until he finds a purchaser for
| it.
Jacob Meester, his son. Hllerd and
cousin, Henry Meester, of Grundy Cen.
ter, Iowa. were here the first of the
week visiting the G. n. Kennard and
Geo. Eberlein families. They are old
time friends of Mr. Kennard and Mr..
Eberlein. The gentlmen were on their
first visit to this part of the cOnttry,
and they were highly pleased with
everything they saw Especially were
they pleased with Mr. Remarks corn
which they pronounced to be bette,
than their own fields back i'll Grundy
county. They left for home Tuesday
morning.
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