The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-30
See J. II. Roberts on sewer work.

bSlOl NlOOle dlIeIlueu the gaia uds
celebration at Lake Benton Saturday.
Ed Radeke returned Saturday even
ing from a weeks vacation at Elkton.
Mrs. II. O. Olson and Mrs. Mcneil
visited friends at Aurora the first of
the week
G. r. Westcott and Albert Ort went
TO Elkton yesterday morning to do
some surveying.
Miss Laura Sexauer returned home
Thursday evening from a visit of a
month at points in Wisconsin.
Miss Winnie and Marguerite Catlett
returned home Tuesday evening from
a weeks visit with friends at Water
town.
Jacob Jerde returned Monday morn
ing from Highmore, where he has
been working for his brother the past
month.
Get a good start and enroll in the
Mankato Commercial College. Manka-
to, Mimi, at the Fall opening. Sept. /.
Send for catalogue.
Mrs. Rexford and Mrs. Won ARK
spent Monday with friends at Aurora,
and Mrs. Won ARK left for home ON the
evening train.
| make a speciality Of concrete foun-
dations, cellars, cellar walls and
bottoms and it Will pay you to see
me for that line of work. John Dok-
ken.
Mrs. J. S. Cole returned Thursday
evening from a visit with her par
ents at Milbank. She was accompan-
led home by her sister, Miss Light
foot.
A. +. Chamberlain and family de-
parted this morning for Ontario, Cana
da, where they will spend the month
of August visiting relatives and
friends.
Roy Wilson and Miss Eva Bacon re-
turned Saturday night from Water
town. where they were members of
a camping party at the lake for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Lide Clark of Condo, was here
visiting friends this week on her way
home from Colorado, where she was
a delegate from the college to the
western Y. w. {. A. convention.
W.. II. Leighty, who was at Pierre
over Sunday, states that the crops
between here and the river are the
finest he has ever seen, and he don't
see how the state can get away from
the best crop in its history.
The A. O. L. w. and Degree of
! Honor and their families will hold a
picnic at the court house park Friday,
July 81, beginning at 6:30 p. m. If
the weather is unfavorable it will be
: held in the auditorium. All members
of the orders are cordially invited.
At the head of our Want Column
! will be found a notice setting forth
the fact that unless cash accompanies
orders for Wants an additional charge
made necessary by the cost attend
=. ing the collection of these small &C
counts.
: John Swenehart, who purchased the
A. NJ. Allen house a couple of years
ago, has about the finest stand o
clover on his lawn we have seen, anC
e it is all n years growth. Last fal
t he cut down the grade on his proper
D ty about two feet and sowed in hi
e clover and the result has been a dan
dy crop.
Hans Jerde returned Monday nigh
| from Highmore, whore he has con
9 pleted two business buildings. Mas
!, ons are now at work on the founda
n ton of the new stock pavilion at tn,
O fair grounds, and as soon as this i
o completed Mr.. Jerde will put a crey
G of carpenters at work. The contrac
calls for the pavilion to be ready b.
September /.
: A recent letter from John T. Peter
son and Frank Sherwin, Jr., forme
Brookings boys, conveys the informs
ton that they are in the mercantil
business together at McMinnville, Ore
and that they are prosperous and hal
by in their new home on the coas
They state that crops are good an
harvest is now in full blast. TIL
prospects for a good fall trade ar
Of the very best.
We notice the reports of the variou
Independent School Districts appear
ing in the papers of the state, but II
such report from the local school dit
trict. While the present law does nc
compel the publication of an annua
statement OF receipts and disburs'
ments of funds of school districts W
believe that the public you'd appreciat