The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-09-16
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F. L. Osgood, foreman of the Regis.
ter, spent Sunday at Arlington.
Editor Kerr of the Minnesota and
Dakota Farmer spent Tuesday at the
state fair and vent up again today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Severson re.
turned home Monday morning from
their wedding trip to the Twin Cities
and other points.
Harry G. Williams is feeling pretty
good over the fact that his young
PAGER, Harry Mix, took the three
year-old pace in straight heats at the
state fair at Huron Tuesday.
During fair week visitors in the city
are cordially invited to make use of
u rest rooms at any time. Leave
your grips and bundles here, they
will be well taken care of. e. G.
Grover & Co.
Chief of Police Gullick received word
from Estelline late Tuesday night to
arrest a party wanted there for for
gerry, but it was found that the man,
who's was a cripple, had left here that
morning OF the passenger going east.
The members of the class of '09
of the high school gave a farewell
party at the home of Stanley White
Tuesday evening for Glenn Tidball, one
| of their members, who left yesterday
| with his parents for their new home
in California.
Good positions are always awaiting
competent book-keepers ard steno-
g%raphers. Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Mimi, will send you
to a good position as soon as you
are ready. Here is your chance.
Don't throw it aside.
Every boy and girl in Brookings
county should try for the watches and
bicycle to be given away by the Min
nesota and Dakota Farmer, Bookings.
Call at their office and learn how easy
it is to get one. The prizes are on
exhibition in E. II. Beatty's and c. A..
SINNERS store windows.
w. C. Johnson of Nevada, Iowa,
was here several days the past week
visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Johnson, north
of the city. j. j. Tarman an old
neighbor of the family in Iowa, was
also visiting them a few days, leav-
ing for home Monday morning.
Mrs. Clara c. Titus, who has spent
the past three months at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. r. E. Olmstead,
left Monday morning for Phillipsburg,
Kansas, where she will visit before
returning to her home at Circeville,
Ohio. Mrs. Titus was very much
pleased with her visit here and was
greatly taken with Bookings.
Mrs. M. T. Wimsey, who has been
visiting the Bennett family at Chicago
the past month, arrived home Tues
day morning, coming around by the
way Of Minneapolis, where she was
met by Mr.. Wimsey. She reports that
Susie Bennett will arrive Saturday
night to resume her studies at the
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert M. johnson
departed yesterday morning for an
extended western trip, during which
they will visit the Seattle exposition.
On their way there they will visit
their son, A. N. Johnson at Sand
Point, Idaho. and with their daughter,
Saba at Spokane. On their return
they will stop of at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Everitt Sanderson,
near Denver.
G.. H.. Soule who returned last week
from a trip to the Seattle exposition
and other parts of the west, was not
very much impressed with that coun-
try. He says a man can make two
dollars farming in South Dakota
where he can make but one at any
place he saw in the west, and that
every acre of dirt in South Dakota
is worth twice as much as the far
famed land In the Oregon and Wash
ington valleys. Mr.. Soule has a
brother living In the Willamette val
ley IN. Oregon and he gave it as his
opinion that South Dakota is much
better in every way than that sec