The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-09-16
Personal and Local

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torney Eden, left Friday morning for
a few days visit in the Twin Cities.
Miss Abbott came down from Estel-
line Thursday evening TO attend the
state convention of the w. G. 7. T..
She was a guest at the home OF j.
Fl. Greenly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Barstow and
daughter, who were guests at the
home of p. r. Crothers a few days
last week, returned to- their home at
Holland Thursday morning.
Miss Bessie Lightfoot left for Was
eca Thursday, where she has signed
a contract for a year with the Waseca
Theatre company to sing for them.
She will also act as substitute ut the
telephone central.-Gary Interstate.
Andrew Thorson was down from
Bruce over Sunday. He has been there
for some time building a new cement
building for II. /. Ennis, the druggist,
and expects to have the work COM
pleted this week.
Orland White, who graduated from
the State college last spring, arrived
here Friday evening, having spent the
vacation taking special work at the
University OF Wisconsin. He will be
assistant in the botany department Of
the college the coming year.
II. G.. Skinner went to Huron sun
day evening to spend the week at
the state fair and he is on the pro-
grom for an address on the judging of
sheep. He has twenty-seven Of his
registered sheep entered at the fair
this year.
c.. J. Flittie returned home from
a visit of a couple of weeks at his
former home at Madelia, Mimi, max
ing the trip in his auto. On his re-
turn journey he left New Ulm after
dinner Thursday and arrived in time
for supper, which was going some"
Andrew Kaprud and sol Oscar of
Lake Chrystal, Mimi, were In the
city a couple of days last week visit
ing their son and brother, Clarence
Kaprud of the Columbia clothing store
force. They left Friday evening for
North Dakota, where Mr.. Kaprud has
some property to look after.
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]. Setbacken visit 4 Brookings yester-
day to look up the advantages of the
musical department Of the agricultural
college and perhaps engage suitable
boarding places for their daughters,
Misses Anna and Alice for the com
ing fall term.-Lake Preston Times.
DIR. e. w Olive, head of the botany
department at the college, returned
home Friday evening from Madison,
Wis, where he has been doing some
special work in plant rusts at the
university during the summer vaca-
ton. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Olive and the children.
John l.. Sullivan, the famous pugiI
list, who offered to come to the Brook
ing county fair and was declined by
the management, wrote a very courte-
Gus letter in return, wishing the fair
all kinds of good luck and expressing
the hope that he could come to Brook
ings at some future time.
The Model clothing store has a
unique hat display in it's windows,
showing the various processes the
lids go though from the time the
fur Is tanned until the finished product
is ready for the wearer. The display
Is made by the Halves. Won Gal Co.,
and 1t is a revelation to the person
un~acquainted with the amount Of work
that is put into a hat.
DR.. e. l.. Moore, whose department
at the college is manufacturing serum
for the prevention of hog cholera,
states that he is having more calls
for the serum than can be supplied
1t is manufactured under DIR. Moore's
direction and sold to the farmers of
the state Mt cost. and has proven
wonderfully successful In the proven
ton and spread of hog cholera wher-
evere 1t has been used.
C. f. Hage of ~Brookings, takes the
position of pharmacist at the Sinai
drug store. Mr.. Hage Is a graduate
of Brookings college and carries a
degree In general science as well as
pharmacy. and Is highly recommended
by those who know him. He arrived
in town last Tuesday and has been
conducting the establishment in a way
that indicates he knows how.-Sinai
Signal.
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