The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-08-05

Tuesday evening from a couple OF
weeks visit at Minneapolis.
Miss Alma Walter went to Water
town Monday morning to spend a
week visiting friends al the lake.
Max and Mary Redmond were in
the city the last of the week and
spent a few days with their young
l will sell an absolutely new SOS. 90
bicycle for $500 Inquire of Charles
E. Hall, at the Minnesota and Dakota
Farmer Office.
In another column we print a very
meritorious poem from the pen of H.
Howard Biggar of this city, entitled
The Pioneers"
Mrs. Payton arrived from Fort Lo.
gan H. Root, Arkansas Tuesday even
ing for a visit with Captain and Mrs.
Edward R. Chrisman.
The Brookings roller mills have
closed down for a couple of weeks
for the annual overhauling and about
the middle of the month the work will
be started on the big fall grind.
Miss Anna Loucks of Bookings.
with the three children of her broth.
er-in-law, DR.. Brown, is visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
H. L. Loucks and her brother, p. F,
Loucks.-Watertown Times.
Guy Maryland returned home Sunday
morning from Severance, Kansas
where he visited with his sister for
several weeks. His mother, who ac'
companied him, went to points in Min
nesota for a weeks visit before re.
turning home.
Harry Sherin, who graduated from
the pharmacy department of the col
lege this year. was third in the class
of students which two weeks ago took
the pharmaceutical examinations at
Mitchell. Harry is now in charge OF
a drug store at Sinai.
Mrs. j. NJ. Smythe. wife of the
proprietor of the Corner grocery, ar
rived from st. Paul Saturday evening
and is spending the week with her hus'
band. She will go to Lake Madison
for a two or three weeks outing be-
fore taking up her permanent resi-
dence here.
R. H. Williams, who has been cover
ing the territory in the vicinity Of
Brookings for the Minneapolis Journ
al the past few months, was at home
visiting his family over Sunday. Mr.
Williams likes the work on the road
and says it is not a hard job to sell
the Journal.
Young women, if you wish to be
independent learn shorthand and type
writing. A stenographer always com
mands a good salary. Send to the
Mankato Commercial College, Manka
to-, Mimi, for their yearbook and you
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Fall term of Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi, opens Sept
l.. Enroll then and get two months
free. Send for catalogue.
Judge Dalthrop had a busy court
Tuesday morning attending to a
number of tourists and visitors from
the city to the east of us. Say, but
it beats the band how those Brook
ings fellows enjoy enriching the
treasury of the west side metropolis
-Volga Tribune.
The school board made a ten strike
by securing w. S. Elliott to put the
finishing touches on the school house
grounds, as Mr.. Elliott is a past master
at work of that kind. He has been
busy this week raking, leveling and
removing the stones and clods and the
grounds are now as smooth as a table,
Miss Laura Nolan of Brookings
stopped here Tuesday for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Shines, who is al
the Riverview hotel. Miss Nolan left
on the early morning train today for
Wyoming where she will visit a broth
er who is i'll, and Mrs. Shines accom-
panied her as far as Rapid City,
Pierre Dakotan.
Harry Allison, who was here visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Allison for a couple of weeks, return.
ed to Chicago Saturday. He will work
there in a drug store the rest Of the
summer and resume his studies at the
Northwestern Medical school the first
of October. He will he a junior in
the school the coming year.
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