The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-08-29

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few hours here between trains Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ole Knutson was at Volga
visiting friends Friday, returning on
the late train.
Miss Hattie Palmer returned Friday
from a couple Of weeks visit with
relatives at DOVE, Iowa.
Mrs. Tillman Thompson returned
Monday morning from q couple OF
weeks visit at De Smet.
E. s. Lorimer came down from
WATERFOWL Saturday night to visit
owe Sunday with his family.
Mrs. z. !. Briggs and children left
this week for Oklahoma, where they
will spend the winter months.
Mrs. L. H. Storgaard, VINO has been
mere visiting the past couple Of weeks,
left Friday evening for her home at
Aberdeen.
Miss Alma Taylor returned to her
home at Dover, MINI, Friday night
after 3 visit Of a couple Of weeks with
the Mcknight families.
Mr.. ard Mrs. K. J. White, Miss
Margaret Madden and 7. c. Akin
returned Friday evening from q ten
days outing ST Kampeska.
Miss Annonby returned to her home
at Minneapolis Saturday morning
after 6 visit at the home OF her brother
in.!sw, Halvor Hslvorson, west Of the
city.
Nj. and Mrs. Jonn Croft went to
Waterv.lle, MINI, Friday night for a
few days visit with relatives and will
90 from there TO St. Paul for awhile
longer.
Ms. Anna La Grave returned to her
nome ct Far;baUl;, Mimi, Monday
morning after e several weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Wallace E.
PGrdy.
Dr.. W. A. CLARK, one Of the instruc-
tors al TIE institute last week, went to
MilDank Saturday morning to visit a
brother, who is county superintendent
OF ais county.
state Dairy and Food Commits
siorer Wheaton went 70 Huron Friday
evening to gather UP q lew samples of
food Tor analysis. He returned Satur-
day morning.
Mr.. and MIS-. Z. -tauder arrived
from Chicago Thursday evening for a
weeks visit with the family Of II. T.
Dawson, NJ. Stauder il a brother of
Mrs DAWSON.
The tuition g: ;he Minneapolis Bus
mess College, 800 Central avenue, the
leader IN the Northwest, is most reas-
enable, Books and supplies are free.
Write for catalogue.
Otto Stersrud Of Alter. lea, Mimi,
arrived Friday evening 10 accept a
position in Villas drug store. Mr..
Stensrud is s. registered pharmacist Of
considerable experience.
Fred Carlisle returned Saturday
evening from Gettysburg, where he
spen, several days On land business.
He says that the country along the
Missouri is having a fine crop and
everything is on the boom.
Tne old reliable, popular-price Beau
FOR, Hotel, The only MOTEL in Mime
apOlis with automatic, ~seli-acting fire.
proof doors at all elevator openings,
making the Beaufort as safe as your
home. 112 to 116 Third street south,
Minneapolis.
John lverson and Ole Hanson, who
have been doing the mason work on
the new pumping station OF the North
Western al Lake Benton, were here
Monday on their way to Huron. They
expect to have work with the company
most Of the summer.
"a Royal Slave" has been before
the theatre-going public for a number
OF years and has been seen in almost
every state Of the union. 1t is one
OF those plays which, like old wine,
becomes better with age. Lavishly
mounted, g%orgeously costumed, with
a superb cast, the production which
comes to the Grand, Sept. 2nd is with
out an equal.
Harry Hartman and wife, OF Green
wood, South Dakota, son Of Rev. Hard
man, rector Of Grace Episcopal church
Of this city, arrived in Madison last
evening on a visit to Rev. and Mrs.
Hartman. Mr.. Hardman is an at
torney, and has been admitted to prac-
tice in the courts Of South Dakota.
He nae been for two years Financial
Agent o! the Yankton Indian reserva-
tons, at Greenwood, OF this state,
under Major Taylor. Their visit will
extend over ten dsys.-M Madison Sem
tinel.