The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-30

duced rate.
Frank Alton was over from Volga
yesterday.
Mrs. w. ]. Gentle wen to De Smet
Tuesday evening and visited friends
until today.
Mrs. l.. S. Rooster of Elk Point, is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bert
Lane. who is seriously i'll.
DR.. +. w. Forsee, Osteopath, is now
nicely settled in his new quarters il
the Collier building. See ad in another
column.
Mrs. Geo. y. Breed and daughter,
Lillian. went to Heron Lake, Mimi.
yesterday to visit a few days with
relatives.
The little daughter of II. ID. Hill
south Of the city, was operated upon
for appendicitis at the hospital Mon
day morning.
Alonza Brown of Philadelphia, and
Miss Brown of Madison, Wis, have
been here the past week visiting their
sister, Mrs. A. f. Chamberlain.
DR.. C. y. Guyer and family left yes
terday morning for their home at Den
YER, Colo, after a months visit at the
home Of the doctors brother, Capt.
Geo. d. Guyer.
Misses Hilda Alseth and Sadie
Dodge Of Lake Preston, We're the
guests of Misses Esther and Alvira
Johnson this week. returning home
Tuesday evening.
1t is none to early to begin prepare
tions for your exhibit at the Brookings
County fair. 1t will be the best ever
this year and you certainly want some
thing on exhibition there.
A coat of iron paint on the piping
which arches Main street for lighting
effects would probably save the cost
of some new piping very shortly. Rust
is a poor and costly decoration for
iron pipes.
FOR SALE-A seven-foot Nc Cor
mick harvester, with trucks, in good
condition. A corn harvester, double
wagon and set of double harness. In
quire Of Frank Pond or at my resi-
dence, corner Fourth and College ave
Mrs. G. w. Pond.
The Ancient and Disagreeable Order
of Disease Breeding Microbes are
holding a convention in the green scum
on top of the pool in the court house
grounds. This county is certainly rich
enough to fasten that hole to- the sew
er or 70 cover it over with a lot o.
: coarse dirt.
I Mrs. Griswold returned to her hOmt
| at Chatfeld, Mimi, yesterday morning
| after a couple of weeks visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. ID
5 Cole. She was accompanied home b,
her granddaughter, Miss Jessie Cole
and Miss Ida Nicholson, who vii
| visit there for some time.
T. S. II. Kelley played only part of al
inning in the game between the FRS
and Fourth wards Monday evening
g but that was long enough to get
S badly bruised arm from a pitched bal
V The doctors tell Sam that it will b
I q couple Of months before he will re
J gain the use of the member.
The funeral of the late o. T. Hui
bart, of whose death we made mer
7 ton last week, was held from the HON
south of town Friday afternoon. TIL
g services, which were largely attended
were in charge of DR.. f. p. Hall c
this city, and the remains were lai
TO rest in Greenwood cemetery.
u Food and Dairy Commissioner 4
Z II. Wheaton and State Chemist J. +
{ Shepard left last night for Duluth
where they will Toxic the lake steamer
S China for Mackinaw to attend tn
National Pure Food convention. Bot
o of the gentlemen are II the program
for addresses to the convention, whic
1t will be attended by the food commi.
-ioners and chemists of every stat
e. in the union. They were accompanie
g by their wives, and the party will g
e from there to Chicago and other point
n Of interest before returning home.
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$40 to $50 per month with prospect
4 Of SIS to 800 within a year? We civ
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k to all students who complete u con
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