The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-25
Local end Personal
JOHN L. MURPHY City Editor


Mrs. c. p. Waltz and son and daugh.
ter went TO Huron Thursday evening
for a visit with Mrs. Edward Jerde.
Miss Thompson of Arlington, who
was here visiting Mrs. e. A. Wing
and other friends last week, returned
home Friday evening.
Mrs. Louis Wheaton and children
have been here from Howard visiting
at the home Of her father, Taylor
Lewis, the past week.
Or. Harry Sayre, the assistant vetri.
marian At the college, went to Elkton
Friday evening On professional bust,
ness returning Saturday.
Misses Clara Johnson, Anna John.
son, Mabel Knutson, Gina Johnson and
Gina Christoterson went 70 V0lga Fri
day evening TO visit friends between
trains.
Fank Leonard came down from
EsteIIiDe Thursday evening 70 meet
his wife, who arrived that evening
from a visit at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
They went to EsteIIine Friday morn.
ing.
President Fulton of the School Of
Mines at Rapid City, arrived here Fri
day evening 10 meet the board of re.
gents and discuss matters relating TO
his institution. While here ne was the
guest Of DR.. r. L SIagle.
The CIeyan and Oyloe families re.
turned Friday afternoon from Lake
Campbell where they spent several
days camping out. At the present
time the lake is very popular with
camping parties, and eight or ten are
there all the time.
Arthur Crumb, the baker, went to
Voiga Thursday evening and remained
between trains on business. Mr..
CrImb is having a good demand
for his baked goods from surrounding
towns and il keeps him busy attending
to that department of his trade.
Frank Wilson returned Friday even
ing from Minneapolis, where he was
obliged % undergo an operation He
is feeling much better than for some
time and thinks that he SCOT will be
as good as ever. He will remain here
for a few weeks TO recuperate before
taking up his Work as a druggist.
On Monday the county commission
ers went out TO Dry Lake in Bangor
township and examined the same rela-
tive to draining the water from it.
While il Volga the members of the
board called at the Tribune office and
the editor regrets that he was absent
at the time Of their call.-Volga Tri-
bune.
Norman Cruikshank, the Brookings
boy who is playing with the South
Bend, Indiana, team of the Central
league, has been doing great work of
late. Early in the season he was bat
ting poorly, but of late he has been
smuggling the ball better than any o.
his teammates, He has been station
ed az shortstop, third base and right
field and left field.
Walter Karin came home from
Watertown Saturday night, where he
has been working az his trade of bake
the past few months. Recently he cut
4 of his fingers badly and il devel,
oped into blood-poisioning, and for
some time il was feared that the arm
would have to be taken off, He is
improving rapidly now, however, AMI
will remain at home for some time
and give his arm a complete rn2t.
Mrs. D. Z. Crowley of Wimpleton,
N. D., arrived Thursday evening for
an extended visit al the home of her
father. Thos, Madden. She came here
from Aberdeen, where she spent a
couple of weeks with Mr.. Crowley's
folks. Mr.. Crowley is in the drug bust
ness al Wimpleton and is doing nicely
He Is expected here for a visit in about
a month and will GO from here east to
purchase his fall AID winter goods.