The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-07
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Mrs. Charles B. Millham arrived
from Onawa, Iowa Friday evening for
a visit with her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs.
P. C. Johnson.
Quincy Lee Morrow left Thursday
for the southern part of the state,
where he vas due to deliver a num-
Der Of speeches.
Mrs. Blanchard went to Elkton Fri
day morning and visited over Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
radth, north of there.
Miss Jasperson returned to her
home at Tyler Friday morning after
spending several days at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Carl Christensen.
T. w. Morris, who lives east of the
city, had four stacks of grain burn
ed to the ground Monday, the fire
catching from a threshing engine.
T. o. Moore has resigned as man
ager of the New Furniture store. He
is undecided where he will locate and
will probably remain here for a couple
Of months.
George Cress of Sioux City, and
George Canty of Danbury, Iowa, were
in the city a few days last week look
ing over the country with a view of
investment.
Miss Lettie Rud went to Bookings
last week where she attended the
county fair and spent several days
with her friend, Miss Gena Christof-
ferson.-Toronto Herald.
Tuesday the college farm shipped
a pure-bred Holstein bull calf to a
member of the Danish colony at Tyler.
The animal was only six months old
but weighed 500 pounds.
The state coursing meet at Elkton
this week has attracted a number of
Brookings people. Some of the best
dogs in the Northwest are present
and the purses amount to 81, 500.
DR.. Bradbury moved this week from
the New Century building to his fine
new office building on Williams street.
Mrs. George Nassau of Arlington,
was here the first of the week visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Merton Loban.
The college football team was
scheduled to go to- Flandreau Satur-
day for a game with the Indian school,
but the Indians called the contest off
and the team will have to remain idle
some team in this vicinity.
Frank Cook, who lives south of
Bruce, was before the board of insan-
ity Friday and Saturday for an exam
~ination into his mental condition.
|, While he is not violent the board
thought best to- have him sent to
Yankton for treatment.
]. M. Bitterness, who is now deputy
in the office of the food and dairy com
missioner at Vermillion, arrived here
) Saturday morning and visited over
: Sunday with his parents, County Au.
ditor and Mrs. o. J Bitterness. He
left Tuesday morning for Vermillion
by the way of Watertown.
Those who attended the county fair
speak highly in it's praise. The rainy
| weather was most unfortunate, and
by keeping away the people interfered
. with the financial success of the en-.
| terprise. 1t was most unfortunate that
, the only rainy spell of the year should
have come just when it did.-White
Leader.
| Miss Aurora Leekley returned home
} the latter part Of the week from a
( visit at Mitchell and points in Iowa,
and has assumed her work as assistant
in music at the college. She will
have charge Of the music department
of the school Of agriculture which
Z opens November I, and until that time
SuC Will dSSlSI III TIOl. lOuucuDdCh 3
I department.
We are in receipt of a copy Of the
Santa Ana, California Daily Register
by which we notice that Edwin Reeves,
the former Brookings high school foot
ball star, is a member Of this
years team Of the Santa Ana high
school, playing at quarterback. The
Santa Ana team was scheduled to
lay the strong Occidental college
team last Saturday.
Attorney Fred Cuckow was up from
Elkton on legal business Monday.
The Brookings County Pure Bred
Stock Growers association will hold
a big stock sale in the pavilion No
vember 10 and II, and a big crowd of
ltuyars ic aYnected IN he DraSanf nj