The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-08-19

Frank Kommer was brought over
from Aurora Monday morning for
treatment at the hospital.
Adams butcher entertained a num-
Der of friends at dinner Friday even
ing in honor of Guy Boyden.
Glenn Gilbert left yesterday in his
automobile for a trip to Mitchell, 60
ing by way of Flandreau and Sioux
Falls.
Fall term of Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi, opens Sept.
1. Enroll then and get two months
free. Send for catalogue.
Pearl Schlarb, who has been here
for some time visiting at the J. p.
Olson and Phillip Schlarb homes, left
yesterday morning for her home at
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The members of the Spoon club and
a few other friends were entertained
by Misses Ada and Ruth Erwin at a
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Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Stevens of White, brought over
Miss Anna Ehrenreich Friday and she
was operated upon at the hospital for
cancer of the foot, which necessitated
the removal of part of that member.
Mrs. James Revel returned home
yesterday morning from Rochester,
where she has been with Mr.. Revel
who was recently operated upon at
the hospital. She reports that Mr..
Revel was able to leave the hospital
and is gaining rapidly.
JOS. Berdahl of Garretson, was here
yesterday visiting the family of his
uncle, County Auditor Bitterness. Mr..
Berdahl graduated from the law de-
partment of the State university in
June, and about the first of the month
will open an office at Lake Preston.
DR.. and Mrs. r. l.. Slagle entertain
ed about twenty friends at a lawn
party at their home Monday evening
in honor of Prof. and Mrs. w. A.
Wheeler Of Mitchell, and Misses Mable
and Genevieve Paulger of Cedar Falls,
Iowa, who are the guests of Mrs. j. w
Wilson.
Prof. and Mrs. j. p. Mann and little
son, who have been in the city several
weeks, left yesterday morning for their
home at Lincoln, Nebraska. Prof.
Mann is teacher Of violin and voice
in the Nebraska Wesleyan university.
NJ. r. Wimsey loaded a car of poul-
try on the track here yesterday,
Misses Mable and Gonevieye Paul
ger arrived from Cedar Falls, Iowa
Saturday evening and are the guests
of Mrs. J.. w. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson
entertained a number of friends at a
picnic in their honor yesterday after
noon, the affair being held on the col
lege campus, and she will entertain
again for them this afternoon.
G. L. Davis was brought over from
Bushnell the latter part of the week
suffering from acute appendicitis and
he was operated upon at the hospital
He was in a very serious condition
when brought to the hospital, but raj
lied we'll and is now getting along
nicely. His home is in Wisconsin and
he has been visiting a brother near
Bushnell.
The hunting season opens this year
on September 10 instead Of the first
and there will be no prairie chicken
hunting, the last legislature having cut
that out for two years. The new
game law also provides that every
hunter must take out a license. which
he can secure from the county treas
urer. This license will cost n dol
lar for residents of the state and ff
teen dollars for non-residents. Th'
license must be carried when hunting
and must be shown to every man wht
asks to see it, whether he be an Off
Ger or not. Failure to comply will
these provisions is punishable by
fine.