The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-01-30
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Mrs. Alfred Horton or Nolga, spent
Monday at the Alfred Nelson home.
L. J. Ray returned the last of the
week from a visit at points in Illinois.
A matinee viii be given Saturday at
2:30 that those out of town may enjoy
the Scenic.
Bert York of Huron. a former col.
lege student, was here visiting friends
over Sunday.
DR.. +. +. Boyden went to Aurora
Monday morning and remained be-
tween trains.
We are making some extraordinary
reductions on our remaining heating
stoves. Alfred Nelson.
Mrs. Amos of Minneapolis, has been
here the past week visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. w. Ferguson.
Mrs. s. H. McCarl was called to
Anthem, Iowa Friday morning by the
serious illness of a sister
City Engineer Thompson went to
| Mankato Saturday morning to spend
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Matteson returned home to
Arlington Saturday evening. after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. James OIeary of Pipestone,
was the guest of Mrs. VIM Culhane
Il couple of days the last week.
Mrs. c. S. Ripley, Mrs. c. A. Korte
and Mrs. l.. +. Haggart, of Aurora,
spent part of Saturday in Brookings.
The New Early Spring 1908 Dress
Goods, Silk and Trimmings now being
checked and Shelved at SINNERS De-
partment Store.
Mrs. Runyan of Marshalltown, Iowa,
was a guest at the home of NJ. J.. Red
mond the first of the week, returning
home yesterday morning.
James Ruane returned here the last
of the week from Chicago, where he
spent several weeks. and expects to
remain here until spring.
John Johnson, who is employed at
Atoms meat market, went to his
former home at Marshall, Mimi, Mon.
day morning for a few days visit.
Mrs. Henry Swering received a mes
sage Sunday that her mother was ser
iously i'll at Sparta, Wis, and she de-
parted on the night train for her bed
side.
Norman Burgess son of w. A. Bur
CESS of White who has been attending
school at Faribault Mimi, returned
home recently and is now in school in
this city.
Mrs. l.. G. Engelson went to Verde
Mimi, Monday morning to join Mr.
EngelSon, who was there conducting
sale of stock of good he recently
purchased
Prof. ]. w. Wilson and L. l.. Spur
ling went to Mitchell Monday evening
to attend the annual meeting and
stock sale of the South Dakota Breed
ers' association.
Father w. T. Shean returned Fri
day evening from Chicago and other
points. where he visited two or three
weeks with relatives and friends
He reports the weather in Chicago as
a great deal colder than here.
Rhea Roach was reminded of hel
twelfth birthday anniversary Saturday
afternoon, when a merry group OF cir
friend gave her a complete surprise
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Claud'
l. Davis. A delightful time was enjoyed
by all.
The sheep breeders in the yicinit
5 of White have organized and are sys
D., tematically going after wolves whicl
r have been killing sheep. Alread
Z three large wolves have been kille,
and the hunters We're paid SO acI
for the pelts by the association.
r White has organized creamer
r company. Brookings county ought t
2 | have at least dozen co-operativ
p creameries. 1t would prove the great
4 est boom" the county ever had. Wit
COWS and chickens every farme
might be independent for all time.
. Mrs. Ellis of Sioux Falls. was III
: guest of Mrs. r. b. McClenon fey
!, days the past week, returning HON
Monday morning Mrs Ellis was O
9 her way home from the meeting 0
;, the State Horticultural Society at Va
+, tertown. where she read paper b.
: fore the sociert on Flower Cultur
= by School Children as a Factor in i
Civic Improvement"
The county commissioners have a
: lowed County Superintendent Aldric
= the sum of S240 per year for deputy
: OF course. this will not secure de
| putty the year around, and it will prol
y ably be used TO pay for extra help VI
| III eNDduSlcu Nllen the NOTh VIII nav
e to be done by the county superinteI
4 dent in addition TO his other dutios
What he cannot do will have to b
left undOne.
2 f. ]. Johnson of Nevada, Iowa. Wa
5 here several days the past week, I.
S turning home Monday morning Nj
l. Johnson is the gentleman who bough
p the Collier farm last fall and ne W.
I here 10 max" arrangements TO mCy
T. his family here, which he will d
S about the ist of March. Mr.. Johuso
e is one OF the desirable class Of farm
e or- whom w. are glad to welcome Z
e t.' COUNTY
The collection. amounting 10 81
= taken at the 18th anniversary cej
hration Of the Presbyterian ladies' al
: at Nrs. riShnack's recently, has bee
4 placed in the bank to be used 70
n either a library or y. NJ c. A. buiiD
inn This public SDiritpd action O