The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-07-01

ElktOn between trains Tuesday.
I'VE Girls of the NJ. E. church will
have two tag days on July 2 and 3.
On Monday a fine daughter came to
gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Akin.
Procure your souvenirs for the
Brookings Joy-Fest July 2 and 8 from
the Catholic ladies aid.
The city telephone exchange dis
tributed a new directory of the city
and rural lines this week.
Rev. ]. G. Dick went to Aurora yes
terday morning to conduct the fun
eral of Mrs. James Cheatham.
Mrs. o. T. Grattan came up from
Elkton Monday evening for a short
visit with Sheriff and Mrs. Miles.
Miss Daisy Roth arrived from Min
neapolis last evening for a visit at
the home of her uncle, w. A. Paul.
William II. Cochran and Miss Allie
E. Rittman We're married at the Nj.
E. parsonage last Friday evening, Rev.
Boyers officiating.
Mrs. Marie Stuhr returned to her
home at ST. Paul Monday morning
after a couple of weeks visit here as
the guest of Mrs. A. w. Hyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Childs and
daughter left Thursday for their home
at Palo Alto, Cal, going by the way
of Seattle, where they will visit the
exposition.
H. G. Moffat returned Tuesday even
ing from a five weeks visit at Mime
apolis. He did not spend all of the
time visiting though, as he built a
house and barn in the city.
c. w. Ricketts, of Blooming Prairie,
Mimi, arrived Tuesday evening and
visited until yesterday with his
brotherih-law, E. H. Beatty. Mr..
Ricketts, travels for a law book firm.
Miss Ruth Westcott, who has been
attending the Chicago conservatory of
music the past year, arrived home this
week. In September she will take up
her duties as assistant in music at the
college.
Aaron Johnson, who graduated from
the State college last year, arrived
from Lafayette, Ind, Tuesday even
ing for a visit with relatives. He
has now a fine position at the La
fayette experiment station.
A. P. Ryger of Milbank, has been
appointed dairy commissioner of the
state, having charge of the dairy work
formerly under the direction of the
food commissioners office, and he will
have his headquarters at the State
college.
Col. T. G.. Orr, deputy food com-
missioner, and j. NJ. Bitterness, steno-
grapher, will leave Monday morning
for Vermillion to- take up the work
under the new commissioner. Col.
Orr expects to remain there two or
three months.
Judge Marquis returned Monday
night from Clear Lake, where he spent
Sunday with his family, and opened
court again Tuesday morning. Court
Reporter Hopkins returned the same
evening from his home at Watertown,
where he spent the recess.
Rev. E. B. Moore of Wolfville,
Novia Scotia, will occupy the Pres
byterian pulpit next Sunday morning
and conduct the services. Rev.
Moore is the father Of DR.. E. l..
Moore and is here on a visit with
his son.
The members of the Christian
church expect to occupy their new
place of worship on Sixth street with
in a short time. There has been a
delay in getting some of the material
for the inside work and when this is
completed the building Will be ready
for use.
DR.. Bradbury has the foundation in
for his new office building east of the
telephone exchange. The building
will be constructed of cement blocks,
and will be twenty-five by twenty. AT
the last meeting of the city council
DR.. Bradbury made application for
city heat, which was granted.
Mrs. L~eadbetter and daughter, Miss
Jennie of cambridge, y. Y, aunt and
cousin of Mrs. H. Z. Lloyd. arrived
last week and will visit some time
at the Lloyd home. Mrs. Chas. Gile
Of White, a cousin OF Mrs. Lloyd. &C
companied by her daughter, were also
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