The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-09-09

VIM. Callahan and wife went to
Sioux Falls Friday morning to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Callahan's sister.
Carl Thayer fell from a ladder while
working on the new dairy barn at the
college and severely sprained his
ankle.
Miss Marie Norton, a former teach
er in the city schools, was married
at her home in Sioux Falls yesterday
to DR.. Harry Donahoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. McGarry went
to the Twin Cities Saturday morning
to visit friends for a week and to take
in the sights at the fair.
Bruce Elliott departed Friday morn.
ing for Roseburg, Oregon, where he
takes a position as instructor in ma
thematics in the high school.
Miss Laura Bolles, who spent the
summer with her mother here, left
Friday evening for Sjsseton, where
she will teach the coming year.
c. w. Davis has opened his store
on Medary avenue neal the college.
He will handle small groceries,, sta
%tionery, cigars. etc, and will cater
principally to the student trade.
E. l.. Squirting went to the Mime
sofa state fair Monday night in the
interests of the Minnesota and Dakota
Farmer. Manager Hall of that publ
cation expects to go down today.
DR.. A. II. Hill arrived from Rapid
City last week to locate here for the
practice of veterinary medicine. DR..
Hill is a graduate of the Kansas City
Veterinary college and should do well
in the large field that Brookings and
surrounding counties afford.
Father w. T. Shean returned home
Thursday evening from his eastern
trip, which included a visit to his
former home at Boston. He was &C
%companied home by his nephew, Leon
Fourier, who will again attend col
lege.
w. H. Murphy went to Minneapolis
Sunday morning to visit during the
week at the home of his son and to
take in the fair. He will be accom-
panied home by Mrs. Murphy, who
spent the summer in Milwaukee with
her daughter, Mrs. Juneau.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nordine and son,
Charles, who were here last week to
attend the wedding of their son and
brother, departed Friday morning for
their home at Lake City, Mimi. Mr..
Nordine is one of the proprietors of
the Jewell Nursery company, one of
the largest in the Northwest.
Will Honeycome of S~hellsburg, Wis.
was here last week visiting his old
friend Frank Dull and looking over
the country. He purchased a farm
near Bruce, which he will hold on to
as an investment, believing that the
price of Bookings county land will
advance rapidly in the next few years.
Harold ID. Andrews, an electrician
of Brookings. where he has been en-
gagged in the lighting plant for some
| fi,,n nrr;x,,I Loot NJnnIor tr ocan1t
a position as superintendent of the
Lake Preston Milling Co.'S. Lake Pres
| ton system. He seems to understand
the work thoroughly.-Lake Preston
Times.
Robert Getty went to Groton Friday
evening, being called there to do some
expert work on a balky automobile.
Mrs. Cora Chamberlain, who spent
several weeks visiting at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Fred Ueltschi, de-
parted Thursday morning for her
home at Boulder, Colo. Mrs. UeItschi
and daughter accompanied her and
will remain for several months.
1t is getting to be quite the proper
thing now for several of the young
people to ride over from Brookings
with Mr.. Lloyd in his auto and spend
the day in Aurora. Yesterday the
Misses Gwendolyn and Ella Biggar
and Lucy Swering accompanied him.
The former spent the day with Miss
Edna Korte and the two latter were
guests at the home of G. b. Sage
Aurora Times.
Tomorrow is seed corr day in South
Dakota. Don't fail to save your seed
for next year. One bushel will plant
from six to seven acres and it can be
gathered and hung up in about an
hour. If you haven't the variety that
you want to- plant next year get your
neighbor who has a better variety to
let you pick his field and pay him for