The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-03-04
Local and Personal

T. c. Akin went to Huron Satur.
day morning to remain a'week or ten
day on insurance business.
S. W. Cole of Brook Park, MINI.
was here a few days last week visit.
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs.
&C. A. Palmer.
Mrs. H. G. Fox returned home the
last of the week from Canova, where
she spent some time visiting at the
home of her son.
Mrs. Hess came down from Estel.
line the last of the week for a visit
with her daughter, who is a student
at the State college.
The Clear Lake Courier states that
Fred Almond, who has been seriously
i'll at Fargo, is improving nicely and
it is thought that he can soon be taken
to his home.
Jerry Kelley of Waterfowl, a form.
er college student, was taken sudden
|ly i'll last week and was unable to ac-
company the Watertown band, of
which he is a member, to Washing
ton. where the band participates in
the inaugural parade.
VI. r. Bacon came up from Crook,
ings Saturday morning for a visit With
his daughter, Mrs. Peter Zuber. and
his son. +. V. Bacon. He returned
Sunday ev. ling accompanied by Mrs.
Bacon, who had spent a part of the
week in the city.-Estelline Tribune.
Mrs. A. i. Lockhart entertained a
number of her ladies friends Monday
evening in honor of Mrs. Aldrich of
Brookings, who is visiting friends in
the city. The evening was spent in
playing games at the close of which
dainty refreshments were served
Clear Lake Courier.
K. c. Olson returned home Thurs
day from Rapid City, where he spent
three or four days looking over the
new Model store to be opened there.
He was accompanied by E. S. Iceberg
of GAINESVILLE, Mimi, who will be man,
ager of the Rapid City store. Mr.. Lie
berg remained here for a couple of days
visit, leaving for home Saturday morn
ing.
Outfelder ~Cruickshank is the latest
man t send in a signed contract. Man
ager Holmes received the papers yes
terday. Cruickshank is now at Brook
ings, S. D. He is slated to play out
field during the coming season. Catch.
er Ciapper of the South Dakota State
Normal college, who is to be given
a tryout by Manger Holmes, has for.
warded his signed contract and will
report on April Sioux City Journal.
Drs. Chas. c. Bradbury and J. r.
Jackson were at Estelline last week
and while there made arrangements
to open up an Office and will make reg
ular trips there every week for the
treatment of those in need Of an osteo'
path. DR.. Jackson came here from
Iowa a couple of months ago to care
for DR.. Bradbury's practice, while the
latter was away, and he is so well
pleased with this country that he has
decided to remain here.
The rest room and headquarters o.
the American Women's league is 10
Gated just inside of the main entrance
to the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
and is an attractive building. Mem
bers Of the league visiting the eXposi
ton, which opens in Seattle in June
are requested to make the building
their headquarters. The structure i
a reproduction of one of the chapte
houses now being built all over TIL
United States.
Saturdays Sioux City Tribune con
tains a cut Of Matthew w. Murphy
who will be one of the representative
of the state university III their inter
collegiate debates this year. One dc
bate is with the University of Mort
Dakota and one with Creighton univel
sity at omaha, both take place o.
March 6. The Tribune says: MATTHEW
W. Murphy, law, 90, of Brookings, s
D. Graduate of South Dakota Ayr
cultural college in 1905, was a men
Der of the S. D. A. c. intercollegiate
teams of 10000 and 1904-05 and wo,
two medals there. He lead the team
for L. S. d. that defeated the Creigt
ton team last year. He will be secon'
speaker.-Pierre Dakotan.
Dell Rapids has a business men
lunch club, similar TO the one JUS
started in Brookings. and in speakin.
of it the Times-Tribune says: 9TH
Noon Hour club is apparently a grea
success. 1t does not appear to hav
any officers or directors and althOugI
every citizen belongs to it, not on
of them is absolutely confident that h
is a full fledged member. 1t is ev