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

a y
rived from Des Moines, Iowa, the
last Of the week and will visit two or
three weeks with the j.. z, Olson and
Phillip Schlarb families.
West, the merry-go-round man from
Aurora, has stored his outfit here for
the Summer and left for Minot, \. D.,
where ne will run a threshing machine
during the threshing season.
L. B. Hartwick, Of Hastings, Neb.,
was acre Thursday and Friday visit
Jag his folks west Of town. Mr.. Hart
wick is in the land business, and
deals largely in Nebraska and Kansas
lands,
John Nolan returned Saturday night
from Whittemore, Iowa. where he
spent about a mouth looking after
property interests. He went to Deuel.
county tie first OF the week to look
after the crop on his farm.
Mrs. J. l.. Towne and children, who
have been here visiting her father, I.
Q. LOveIand, and other relatives for
some weeks, left Saturday morning
for her home at Minneapolis.
Louis Wheaton, who is on the road
for the Sioux Falls Produce Co., was
here over Sunday visiting his family.
Mrs. Wheaton and the children left
for their home at Howard yesterday.
Geo. Daum was down from Bruce
Friday for a day or two visit with
friends. He said be expected to leave
for his claim near Cheyenne Wells,
Colo, this week, where he will re-
main several mouths.
James Hughson from south of town,
went to Rochester Monday morning
to enter the hospital for treatment.
He has been troubled for some time
with a gathering in the head and
thinks that it will De necessary to have
al operation.
K. L. NJ. Cunningham, who returned
from California about a month ago,
is reported very low and it is thought
that ne cannot live a great while. He
is at the home Of his son-iu-law, Jas.
Hughson, south OF town.
The thorough business training
given students at Minneapolis Bust
ness College IL a quick and sure ave-
nue. to a good paying position. For
handsome free catalogue write Rugg &
Boyce, 300 Central Avenue,
Misses Winnie and Marguerite Cat
lett went to Estelline Friday morning
to visit their father and attend the
races. They returned Saturday night
ant we're accompanied home by Mr.
CatIett, who visited over sunday.
Register OF Deeds Utegard drove ur
to ais farm in Argo township Tuesday
to look after the crop. He says thai
while the crop Is very backward ht
thinks that the yield will be as good
as the average year.
Ben Lawshe is taking a couple 0
weeks vacation from his duties as ex
pertinent station stenographer, anC
left Saturday morning for a trip t.
Tracy, Morgan and New Ulm MINI.
and Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Nicholas Murphy Of Elkton. anC
sister, Mrs. Farris Of La Crosse, Wis.
spent Monday AZ the home OF W. n
Murphy on their way home from
visit at De Smet, They were accom-
panied by their nephew, D. H. Muir
ply Of La Crosse.
Mrs. WiCkam and daughter, VIII,
have been here the past couple 0
weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
Crumb, went 10 Lake Benton Monda,
morning for a visit OF q few days be
fore returning to their home at Madi
son.
Robert Getty, who has been nigh
man at the power house the past tou
months, resigned his position Thurs
day and will work IN the blacksmith
shop with his father. Chas Ness, VIII,
has been working as lineman, ha
been transferred to the night shift.
Miss Josephine Johnson, who IA
been here visiting her sister, Mrs. Jul
Jus Clevan, and brother, John John
son, for some time, left Saturda,
morning for her home at Heron Lake
MINI. Mrs. Clevan accompanied he
home for a couple Of weeks visit.
W. A. Caldwell is painting his fin,
home on Eighth street this week. TIL,
new color is white, which seems to b.
very popular with the property owner
along that street. Edgar Evans JUS
across the street from Mr.. Caldwell, il
also giving his house a new coat o
white.
Mira. Taos. Alton and three children
went to Pipestone Friday morning TO