The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-06-23

MISS Amy west vent 10 81 raul
last evening to visit al the homes of
her uncles.
Rev. j. NJ. Pengelly expects TO leave
the last of the week for a trip to
points in Minnesota.
Typewriter paper at the Register Of
flee at rs and So cents per box of 500
sheets.
DR.. and Mrs. r. l.. Slagle went to
Watertown Monday morning to spend
-four or five days with friends.
John NJ. Smythe left yesterday for
q weeks vacation which he will spend
at st. Paul and Mankato.
Don't forget that the Farmers
shipping association handles Sioux
Falls twine. Sample at the elevator.
Prof. A. S. Harding went to Sioux
Falls yesterday morning for a few
days visit.
Mrs. Anna Lawshe and son, Ben
left Friday morning for a visit with
relatives at Morgan, MINI.
Saturday was a busy day ,,r the
Brookings merchants and all day the
streets were crowded with people.
: o. r. Aanes. formerly superinten-
dent of the city power plant, visited
over Sunday with friends here. He
is now travelling out of Minneapolis
for a wholesale electrical
Quite a number from Brookings at
: tended the annual Iowa day picnic
in Alton Friday and all report a good
, time. The weather was fine, some.
+ thing unusual for Iowa day.
Y The Chicago &c North-W Western an
%nounces that effective Sunday, June
;, II, the Minnesota and Dakota passen-
i ger train No. 81 will arrive at 500
Il. N. and depart $40 a. m,
Mrs. A. J. Lockhart of Clear Lake.
t was the guest of her neice, Mrs. j.
7. Johnson owe Sunday. Mr.. Lock
e hart came down for her by auto on
Sunday.
Have you any grouchy friends? DO
You ever have the blues? Bring YOU
= friends to hear the Sunshine Man"
at the Methodist church on Monday
t evening and you will all go home
!. happier.
e The school board rejected all of
the bids received for the sale of the
outbuildings on the school grounds.
as they were too low. In another
G column they advertise for a new lot
> of bids.
The Brookings Land and Trust Co.
this week took possession of the
v Grover furniture stock and in another
part of this paper they are advertis-
n ing some rare good bargains in the
furniture line.
# The race matinee at the fair
n grounds last Saturday was attended
To- By q S0od sized crowd and the races
were fast and we'll contested. The
, fair association vii hold matiness next
, Saturday and the following Saturday.
- fair association will hold matinees next
The three outbuildings on school
grounds, two at high school building
e and one at the grade school building
will be sold to the highest bidder.
, File sealed bids with NJ. G.. Carlisle,
81 deputy clerk. Bids will be opened
"a Tuesday, June %, 1910.
The weather this week has been
the warmest of the summer and about
s as hot spell as we have had in sew
eral years. Every day this week the
I thermometer has registered over 80
e in the shade and we are praying for
q rain or something else to change the
e temperature.
Prof C.. Willis, a~gronomist at the
college, informs us that the crops
,- in this section are not in dire need
of rain, although they may be in that
q condition in a few days. He says that
u crops in the western part of the state
are suffering considerably and there
z will be a big loss unless rain comes
4 soon.
e A couple of young men in a town.
j ship adjoining Brookings came near
D. getting into the clutches of the law
q one day last week. Their offense was
bathing in a stream close 70 a well
travelled road and disporting them.
selves to the gaze of the travelling
81, public without bathing suits. This is
a serious offense and lack of positive
Identification was the only reason why
o. they were not prosecuted.
Children's day will be observed a,
the Methodist church on Sunday
June &c. At the hour of morning wor-