The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-27
July 9Th the day, and Brookings the

Mrs. G.. n. Cotton was down from
Bruce Saturday and spent the day with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. Dyball went to
Nolga Monday evening for a visit at
the home OF their son.
Alton r. Goodale came down from
Aberdeen Tuesday evening, being
called acre by the death Of his grand
father.
Capt. Geo. d. Guyer went up to
help complete arrangements for the
state encampment, which will be held
the week beginning July IL.
Dr.. and Mrs. Henry arrived from
Canada the ~tirst..of the week and will
make an extended visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Henry.
Mrs. Lulu Swartout and children
and her mother, Mrs. Roddle, went to
Randall, Mimi, last week for q visit
before going to their home at La Crosse.
Miss Madge Runey arrived here
from Minneapolis Thursday evening
to attend the wedding of w. W. Bin
ford aud Miss Ethel Skiff and to visit
with friends.
Miss Anna NoOnan, who is clerking
ing in a sto~e at Elkton, came up
THURSDAY evening to attend the meet
ing5 OF the \. Z. L. at the United
Presbyterian church.
NJ. and Mrs. Chas. Corcorau stopped
off here Monday evening for a short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Karin, on their way home to
Miller from ~Flandreau.
Miss Mary Wright, a student at the
college, went to her home at De Smet
Monday evening. She has been a
member OF a camping party at Lake
Campbell since the close oficollege.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Wikoff left Tues
day evening for North Yakima, Wash,
for a visit with their son, James. and
family, They will be gone all summer
and are anticipating a most delightful
trip.
Judge Chas. NJ. Pond arrived from
Minneapolis the first of the week to
spend a few days on business in con
nection with the settlement Of the
estate of his brother, the late Geo. W.
Pond, and to visit with relatives.
Good roads will add value to your
property, hence it will be money in
your pockets to come to BrOokings,
July 9th, and hear the father of the
King drag tell how to make and keep
good roads at little cost. Come.
Martin Ericsson was down from his
farm north OF White doing jury duty
last week, returning home Friday
morning. His niece, Miss Minnie
Hubbart, accompanied him home for
a few days visit.
Captain Geyer, the commandant at
the college, went to Watertown Friday
evening to spend a few days with
Adiutant General Elglesby and help
make arrangements for the STATE
encampment, to be held next month.
Mrs. A. B. Allison left Thursday
morning for Durand, Wis, to attend
the golden wedding anniversary Of her
parents. Mr.. Allison vent down Tues
day morning and will 60 from there
to other Wisconsin points on land
business.
Mrs. Arthur Drew and baby, who
have been visiting her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. j. 5, C%olegrove, the past
few months, left Monday evening for
their home at Davenport, \. ID. Mr..
Drew came down the last Of the week
and accompanied them home.
r. ). Alexander, who makes his
home with his daughter, Mrs. +. F,
Peirce, returned Saturday from Del
Rapids, where he spent a couple Of
weeks, Mr.. Alexander was a surveyor
at Dell Rapids in the early days anC
was called there this time as a witnes.
in a boundary-line dispute.
There will be a celebration anc
picnic at kendall's Point, Lake Camp
bell, July 4th. The committee having
the arrangements III charge arr
planning on a grand time for all who
! attend, and it is very likely that a big
crowd will be present. There will be
a bowery dance in the afternoon and
evening, and the music will be
furnished by Trygstad's orchestra.
The BroOkings Junior band gave a
very nice concert on Main street Mon
day evening. Tomorrow evening they
will give a concert at the court house
park, at which time ice cream will be
served. The boys are getting in trim
for the 4th Of July, when they will
furnish music for the celebration at
Estelline, and we can assure our
neighboring city that they will be
well pleased with this particular par.
Of the program.
Prof. John S. Cole left Tuesday
morning for Manhattan. kas., &c
attend the annual meeting OF the
Cooperative Experiment Association
OF the Great Plains Area. Prof. Cole
is on the program for a paper and will
take for his subject ga Study Of Some
Chronological Factors in Their Rela'
ton to Crop production" The asso'
citation is composed of the directors
and other employees OF the experiment
stations Of the Mississippi valley
Prot. E. A. Burnett, formerly connected
with the college here, who is now