The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-03

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to Elkton between trains Tuesday.
The college track team had their
pictures taken Monday afternoon.
Rufus Ames left Monday morning
for a visit to Iowa, accompanied by his
mother.
Peter Caldwell is building an addi-
ton to his fine home on Medary
avenue.
Conductor Redmond and family left
Friday for Huron, where they will
make their home.
Eugene Kelly went to Elkton Tues
day morning, where his services We're
in demand to repair an organ.
NJ. A. Karr left Tuesday morning for
a few days trip to his former home at
Ireton, Iowa, on business matters.
Z. c. Olson has been able to be
down to the store this week after be-
ing confined to his home by illness for
several days.
The remaining cottonwood trees on
the east side of the school house
grounds were cut down and hauled
away this week.
Unitarian services at the G.. A. R.
hall Sunday evening at s o'clock. Sub
ject. Having Patience" A cordial
invitation to all.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Carlisle and chill
dren returned home Tuesday morning
from Arlington, where they spent a
few days with relatives.
Hans Jerde, the contractor, has a
crew Of men in lakewood township
this week completing work on a
couple of new school houses.
The Brookings kid ball team is try
ing to arrange a return game with the
Watertown team and it will likely tie
played here in the near future.
B. D. White Of Washington, d. c.,
head of the dairy bureau of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, spent Thursday
at the college, the guest of Prof.
Larsen.
This is examination week at the
college and a number Of the students
who have completed their work have
gone to their homes for the summer
vacation.
Geo. p. SeXauer returned home the
first of the week from Chicago, where
he attended the National Millers' con-
vention as one of the delegates from
this state.
The city drinking fountains are be
ing repaired this week and will soon
be in operation. The one at Kendalls
! corner was taken out and the inside
bricked up.
The papers of the surrounding
towns spoke very highly of our May
Festival, basing their opinions upon
the reports of the visitors who attend
ed from those towns.
County Superintendent Malcolm AL
drich went to Elkton Tuesday morning
and in the evening delivered an a d
dress before the graduating class of
the Catholic convent.
r. p. Leland, principal of the city
schools, left the last of the week for
his home at Cedar Falls, Iowa. Mr..
Leland made a splendid record here
the last year and it is to be regretted
that he will not return.
John Kirk, of Tyndall, a graduate of
the college last year, was here the lat
ter part Of the week and visited over
Sunday with friends He came here
from Huron, where he rooted for the
college team at the state meet.
Edwin Reeves, who has been attend
ing high school the past year, left
Monday night for Santa Ana, Cal, to
join his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Reeves. He expects to return in the
fall and complete his high school
work.
The college ball team defeated HUI
ron college at the athletic park last
Saturday afternoon. The game was a
farce, Brookings piling up scores at
will in the first few innings, and the
final count was II for the home team
and 2 for Huron.
The trees about the city are all
leafed out and Bookings is now and
will be for the next few months, the
prettiest town in the state. A little
work by the property owners in fixing
up their lawns and killing off the dan.
delions will help a lot.
S. H. McCarl left Tuesday morning
/ for Las Vegas, New Mexico, with a
party of ten land seekers. 1t was Mr..
| McCarl's intention to run a special car
from here, but on account of the wet
weather so MANY of his men preferred