The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-05-21
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The Beacon Light office has a new
press and they will print their own
paper hereafter.
Miss Hattie Olstott of Trenton
township. was operated upon at the
hospital Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Randall went to
Tracy Monday morning for a visit
With Mr.. Randalls brother and family.
W. G. Culhaup went to lpestone.
Mimi. Tuesday morning ON business
for the Culhane Adjustment company.
Mrs. SWartzbach and daughter came
up from Elkton Saturday evening and
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Walter.
+. H. Van Dyke OF White. was in the
city Monday on his way to Nolga in
the interests of his candidacy for
county treasurer.
II You are going to paint it will pay
YOU 70 investigate price and quality of
SherWM.Wiliams Paint Sold by G..
y. Kendall. Druggist.
Mrs. f. y, Laird and daughter. Min
ion, Will leave about the middle of
next week for their new home at
Grand Forks. y. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. NJ. Stevenson were
here from Verdi visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. u. Orhrans this week, returning
home Tuesday morning.
c. !. Day went to Elkton Tuesday
morning and from there to Garvin
and Balaton, Mimi, where he has
about 2 dozen monuments to set up.
Zach Prentice went to Lake Preston
Monday evening to spend a few days
visiting with Philip Murphy, the great
swine breeder, who has a big farm
near Their.
J. II. Bushnell returned nome Sat
urday night from Madison. where he
spent some time in the hospital taking
treatment for ncurotic trouble. He is
feeling better and hopes to be soon in
his USUAL .alth.
II. : Saith, a travelling man from
Chicago. who has been i'll here the
past two weeks, a part Of which time
he spent at the hospital, left Tuesd&y
morning TO resume his work. His wife
vas here during his illness.
While acting as salesman on ,he
rCad | had opportunity to see many
different way Of arranging bath rooms
Can and let me assist YOU with NJ
knowledge and experience
l.. T.. Skill.
Prof. {. Willis. a~gronomiSt at the col
lege. wen to Eureka Monday evening
to spend a few days looking after tn,
work on the new sub-station. The
land has just been prepared for the
seed. and while this year S crop viii
be late. Prof. Willis expects thai
experiment work will be of great IN
terast.
Bert Tree went to Castlewood Mon
day to see the ball game between
Bryant and CaStlewood. which wa
the main Ieature of the celebration o.
the Norwegian Independence day
Burt Jones pitched for Bryant and Won
his game by a score of 2 to /. H.
held Castlewood to VI hits and
struck out fourteen men.
Elton Perley, a former college stu.
dent and prominent track man. was
up from Flandreau Friday and Satur-
day with the Flandreau high school
track team. Mr.. Perley hRs been
coaching the ~Flandreau boys and he
had a bunch that gave a good account
of themselves in this years meet and
which should do even better anotner
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Taylor left Tues
day morning for their new home at
Grand Junction, Colo, stopping on the
way for a visit at a number of places,
including Sedalia, Colo, where Rev,
and Mrs. Geo. +. Morphy are now To-
Gated. Mr.. ana Mrs. Taylor leave
many warm friends in this city, who
visa them every happiness in. their
new home.