The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-04-02

nome thursday evening from tn'li
visit at Toledo. Iowa.
John +. Nelson came down from HUI
ron Saturday night and remained over
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Geo. Edward went to Lake
Preston Thursday evening for a few
days Visiting with her parents.
Daniel Bunday was down from
Bruce visiting at the home of his son.
II. w. Bunday, the past week.
Prof. Carl Christensen has organic
which already furnishes nice enter
tainment.
Mrs. VIM. Cameron, who has been
confined To her home by illness the
past month. is reported to be slowly
improving.
About fifteen ~Brookings people wen
to Arlington Friday evening to attend
the ~oNangelistic meetings. The meet.
ings closed on sunday.
The progressive Republicans in
Preston township made Il gain of too
per cent at the recent primaries over
the vote OF two years ago.
Father w. r. Sheau went to Tracy
Monday morning to hear Father
Vaughan, the noted lecturer. who
spoke there in the evening.
LELAND Griffin. dairy Inspector in the
onic" of the food and dairy commits
siouer. went To his former home at
DnSmrt for a few days visit Thurs
day evening.
The collcSo Gler club and orchestra
gave a concert at Nolga Friday even
ing. which was we'll attended and
seemed TO be thoroughly appreciated
by the Nolga people.
f.. G.. Heron of Sioux Falls, was
here the last Of the week visiting at
the home OF c. r.. Poole. Mr.. Heron
represents the Union Mutual Savings
association of Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter We're down
from Bruce Saturday evening visiting
relatives and friends remaining until
Monday morning. Mr.. Porter has
charge OF the NV depot and telc-
graph office at Bruce.
s. :. L.eighty Of Winifred, WAS here
the last of the week visiting his
brother. Agent W. II. Leiehty, on his
way to Minneapolis. where he will at
tend a commercial college. He was
formerly a student at the college.
Everett Sanderson left Tuesday
morning for Cheyenne Wells, Col,
where he will prove up on his claim.
lie lived on his claim the necessary
time last year, and this trip is for
the purpose of getting his final papers.
Aaron Johnson. who graduated
from the college last year, left Sunday
night for Lafayette. Indiana, where
he accepts Il position ON the Indiana
experiment station. He has been tax
!, ing post graduate work at the college
the past year.
Miss blanche I}igl"r writes the Reg
: lister tnat the weather at Palo Alto
California is perfectly delightful and
!, also states that Mr.. and Mrs. Good
man and Mr.. Denhart have oe"n there
) visiting recently. She sends regards
} to all her old-timc friends.
{ 4. G. Taylor returned home the
latter part of the week from a trip tC
Grand Junction. Colo. Mr.. Taylor
some investments while absent and il
\ all probability the family will o t.
} Colorado some time during the sum
} mer 10 make il their futur" home.
( Grand Republican state rally a
' Huron Monday evening April 6. Spc
( cial rates ON all roads. Speaking b,
( Governor Crawford and Attoru".
( ftgan. You can go on evening pas
\ senger and return next morning
. YOU do not wish To remain until aft
the state convention.
( NeSdamCS +. +. Pond, j. L. JarNi-
. p. j. Murphy, II. +. IiarOldson, w. II
Cornell, A. a. harris, !. f. Erwin an
X V. l.. Mccoy went TO Nolga Thur,
day evening to attend a meeting q
. the Eastern Star, at which the gran
worthy matron of the order was pres
en-. They returned ON the late trair
: H. c. Moffatt and daughter, Mis-
Margaret. returned home Monday @,
cning from ST. Petersburg. FlOrid;
where they spent most Of the winter
Mr.. Moffatt SAYS they had a most 81
ioyable stay in the sunny south. an
that he returns home in mucn bette
D health than he has enjoyed in sever
years.
K Myron Bunday has moved his fan
lily to Bruce where he has purchase
. a blacksmith and wagon shop. NJ