The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-02-13
Call up the South Side Dairy for
milk and cream. Phone, II.

Dr j. Il. Parsons went TO DeSmet
on professional business Monday even
ing.
Roy Comstock came down from Brit
ton Thursday for a visit With his
mother and sister
Miss Jennie Foote returned Monday
evening from a months visit at heI
home at Athens, Mich.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF
LincOln's birthday, and tomorrow will
be ST. Valentines day.
G.. J. Flittie of the Bank of Brook
ings force, went to Elkton and Verdi
on business Friday morning.
Miss Tena Jorgenson, OF the city
school teaching force, went to Volga
Friday evening visiting over Sunday
w. II. Donaldson was called to
Washington, Iowa Friday morning by
"A message announcing the serious i'll
ness of his mother
Mrs. w. II. Harvey returned home
Saturday ewing from a visit of few
weeks with her granddaughter, Miss
Nina King, at Chicago.
| Deputy Postmaster John Alton re-
turned Saturday night from DeSmet
where he spent week checking up the
| books of the county officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tinker went to
| Madison, Wis, Saturday morning, be-
ing called there by the serious illness
of a brother-in-law of Mr.. Tinker.
Harvey Jensen, who has been attend
ing the University of Minnesota for
some months, returned home the last
of the week and has re-entered college.
l.. NJ. Engelson returned Thursday
evening from Verdi, Mimi, where he
disposed of stock of general mer-
chandise, which he purchased there, at
auction.
Rev. w. c. King of Sioux Falls. Sec
rotary of the Baptist Home Mission
society, occupied the pulpit of the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. +. Ladd of Eureka, took the
| train her Friday morning for visit
at Renwick and other points in Iowa.
S. n. Blair, the Volga merchant, was
in the city between trains Friday.
| Mrs. Byron Moore went to Elkton
Friday morning and spent the day with
friends, returning on the evening train.
| Mrs Stone went to Aurora Friday
morning for visit with her daughter,
| Mrs. Baker.
c. II. Bullen Went to the south part
he will have charge of the construction
of a number of bridges for the Iowa
Bridge company. Sam Newton and
Charles Brown accompanied hif.
Prof. y. f. Hansen returned home
| the last of the week from Washington
| ID. c.. where he attended the annua
meeting of the American Breeders as
ISOLATION He was reelected 3ecre
Nary of the plant-breedng section o.
the association.
S. II. Goodfellow is running series
of articles in The Sioux Critic on the
financial question. Last week he wrote
of the cause of comics and this week he
will treat of financial buccaneering
ings.
II. c. Obershaw, a former college
student was here couple OF weeks
visiting friends Mr. Obershaw has
been connected with the Pine Ridge
Indian school as an instructor. bu
is on leave of absence. He lef
Saturday night for Poplar, Montana
! where he will spend some time
Albert Hartwick, who has beel
spending several months on his CLAIM
north of Philip, returned the last 0
the week and will attend college un
til spring, when he will return ives
of the river. He is we'll pleased Will
that country and intends to hold ontc
his claim, believing that some day i
will be worth as much as a Brooking.
county farm.
Andrew Johnson of lie Mars iowa
was here several DAYS last week look
Ing after his farm southwest of town
and returned home Saturday morning
While here Mr. Johnson tried his hes
TO secure a suitable dwelling in tn,
city with the intention OF moving hi
family here, bat he was unable to fnt
vacant house in the city He vii
move here later in the year If he cai
find house.
There will be fifty-three Sundays il
this year. an occurrence that will no
be repeated for 10 years This exrr
Sunday can be utilized in attendinj
church, calling on your best girl. read
ing the scripture, talking politics
breaking a two-year-old colt, or som