The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-07-07

lue uoult VI ueT parents, MT. ana MIS-.
NJ. o. Hill.
j. b. Cronk of Sioux Falls, has been
here the past week visiting at the
homes of his son, w. j. Cronk and his
daughter, Mrs. S. l.. Belden.
Mrs. w. II. Roddle returned home
last evening from a visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Alton at Roch-
ester, MINI.
Mrs. S. b. Kelly and children ar
rived home last evening from a sew
eral weeks visit with relatives in
Iowa.
S. II. Goodfellow returned last even
ing from a trip to Sioux Falls, Mitch
ell and Pukwana. At the latter place
he delivered the Fourth of July ora
ton.
w. d. Bailey, the new dairy chemist
at the college, arrived this week to
take up his work. Mr.. Bailey is a
graduate of the Massachusetts Agricu.
tural college.
Nina Grover, daughter of z. G..
Grover. was operated upon at the hos
pital Sunday for appendicitis. Mrs.
KOllstad of Hendricks, had a similar
operation the same day.
DR.. F. f. Boyden departed Thurs
day night for Golden, Colo, to join
Mrs. Boyden and they will after a few
days visit with relatives proceed to
their new home at Heppner, Ore.
Clarence Allison arrived from Cal
%ifornia yesterday morning and will
visit for some time with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Allison.
Mrs. Glenn and daughter arrived
from Wyaloosing Wis, Saturday even
ing for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
A. J. Kendall.
BroOkings friends have received
word of the arrival OF a little daugh.
ter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Bryant of Andover. Mr.. Bryant is a
former college student and Mrs. Bryant
will be remembered as Miss Mable
Roper, a former popular teacher in
the city schools.
Misses Krete and Nellie Kendall ar
rived from Chicago Saturday evening
where they have spent the past six
months, Miss Krete taking speciaI
work in art and Miss Nellie attending
| the Cumnock School of OratOry. On
the way home they visited relatives
at points in Wisconsin.
Harry Newcomb, who has been buy
ing cream here for the past two weeks
for the Hanford Produce Co, of Sioux
City, was arrested Tuesday afternoon
by State Dairy Expert A. p. Ryger OF
Brookings charged with wrong testing
of cream purchased from the farmers
and was bound over by Judge Garter
under a small bond to await trial TO-
day. From what the Herald could
learn about the trouble It seems that
Newcomb has beer paying much more
for butterfat than is paid elsewhere
but had been so manipulating the
test that he could well afford to pay
the extra price. The trial, however
charge is true.-Flandreau Herald.
The tenth biennial festival of the
Noru-op;nn nonich C;pnnrc' ,acnn;atfnp
of the Northwest will be held at Sioux
Falls July Is, 16 and II. This asso-
citation comprises thirty-five singing So
~cieties from the states Of Illinois, Wis
c%onsin, Iowa, Minnesota and North
and South Dakota. 1t is expected that
there will be 600 male voices on the
stage of the auditorium to participate
in the grand choruses. Two concerts
will be held, Friday evening and Sat.
urday evening of the dates mentioned.
Well known sOloists have been en-
gagged and among them can be men
toned Mrs. IneZ Petersen
contralto; Oscar A. Gronseth Of st
Olaf college, baritone; Henry Ander-
son of Chicago, baritone; Prof. Peter
Peterson of La Crosse, viOiiDist and
others. Prof. w. Gray Tisdale will
be the accompanist.
Circuit court adjourned Saturday
evening after a couple of weeks SEES
sion and will convene again on July
10, Judge Marquis having work in
other parts of the circuit until that
time. The case OF Peter j. Lunden
VS.. the Brookings and Sioux Falls rail
road. a suit for damages for overflow
of the plaintiffs land, went to the
jury Saturday evening, after occupy
ing the time of the court for over a
week. The jury was out about four
hours and returned a verdict in fav-
or of the plaintiff, fixing the damages