The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-04-11

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DR.. l.. q. Borst made a business
trip to Rochester, Mimi, the first OF
the week.
Thoroughbred single comb Brown
Leghorn eggs for sale. Chas. +,
Poole, the barber.
The Odd Fellows are painting and
otherwise improving the interior of
their hall this week.
Mrs. A. +. Vinegar vent to Water
town Thursday evening for a visit at
the home Of her son.
Mrs. G. A. Palmer went to De Smet
Saturday evening and visited friends
until Tuesday morning.
Rev. O'Meara came down from
Watertown Monday evening for a short
visit with Father Shean.
Mrs. A. f. Hurd OF Bruce, spent a
few days at the homes OF r. A. Larson
and X. B. Forsee last week.
Miss Nellie Howdle returned to he
home at Parker Friday evening after a
| visit at the home OF Mrs. VIM. Nichol-
son.
j. G.. Johnson will again open the
Commercial Hotel for business on
Friday of this week. The hotel has
been closed all winter.
Geo. Dempster, who is manager OF
the Atlas Lumber yard at Estelline,
was down Monday and spent the day
on business matters.
Harry Walker, has sold his home
on Third street to K. l.. Ames OF Mas.
on City, Iowa, who will move his
ftmily here to make their home about
the first Of May.
Ole j. Peterson and Miss Amy
Mcqueen Of Elkton were united in
marriage by DR.. f. z. Hall pastor of
the NJ. f. church in Bookings Mon
day April 3, 1907.
II. A. Poker left today with his
family for Grand Junction, Colo.,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. Poker expects to engage in the
cement business there.
Chas. and Warren LOveland, who
were here last week visiting at the
home OF their uncle, T. q. LOveland,
and with other relatives, returned to
their home at Ellsworth, Mimi, Fri.
day morning.
Rev. r. NJ. Hartman Of the Episco-
pal church, went to De Smet Saturday
evening and held services Sunday.
He remained there Monday and con
Quoted the funeral of one Of his
Pensioners.
Andrew Perry, who lives or Medary
avenue north of the residence of Prof.
Shepard, is hauling lumber for a new
house, which he is constructing at
Eleventh avenue and Eighth street.
The new house will be for rent.
The regular boarders Of the White
Elephant cafe enjoyed a fine duck
dinner Tuesday. The ducks were fur
nished by Otto Beauman, and were
nicely served by C. B. Person, the
new chef at the White Elephant.
The high school base ball team will
go to Castlewood Saturday to play the
high school team and will be in good
shape. There is a lot OF good base
ball material at the school this spring,
and the boys are trying hard to put
out a winner.
Edward j. Olson, from west..oi town,
went to Gettysburg Friday evening
and from there drove about $50 miles
overland to his claim in Butte county.
He expects to spend most of the sum-
mer on his claim, and will return here
to spend the winter.
7. II. Pearce has traded his farm
south OF town for a stock of general
merchandise at Alexandria, and has
moved there to take charge of the
business. c. l.. Hinkley, the gentle
man with whom Mr.. Pearce traded is
moving onto his recently aquired pro-
perty this week.
Ed Davis and Peter Caldwell arrived
home Thursday evening from Grand
! Junction, Colo, where they spent two
or three weeks looking over the
country. They were we'll pleased with
what they saw, and may decide tC
invest later on. They met a large
number of former Brookings county
people, all of whom seemed to bt
! doing we'll and were contented.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Young arrived
home Friday morning from La Fayette
Indiana, where they spent severa
months at the home Of their son, G
A. Young, who is an instructor il
Purdue university. On the way hom,
they visited several days with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bohrnstedt at Arcadia, Wis
They were in good health while away
and had a most enjoyable visit.