The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-08-11

on Friday.
NJ. G. Carlisle and family visited
over Sunday with relatives at Lake
Benton.
Rev. F. c. Norman occupied the
pulpit of the Lutheran church at Lake
Preston Sunday.
Miss Marie White of Cookville, Ten
nesee, is visiting with her cousin,
Stanley White this week.
]. J. Rossman and H. S. Smothers
returned home Tuesday morning from
a land trip to Detroit, MINI.
l.. H. Comstock was here over Sun
day visiting his family, leaving for
Watertown Tuesday morning.
Mrs. c. d. Palmer came down from
Arlington yesterday morning for a
short visit with Mrs. S. c. Cornell.
Henry Hansen and family of Lu-
verne, arrived on Friday evening for
a visit at the home of H. c. John
son.
B. F. Farrell, general agent of the
North Western with headquarters at
Huron, was t~ransacting business in the
city Friday.
Harry Copley of Davenport, Iowa,
arrived the last of the week for a
short visit at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. Morris Shea.
DR.. Hill the eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist of WATERFOWL, will
be in Brookings at the Hotel Leon or
Friday, August 10Th.
Manager Paul of the Farmers ele-
vator shipped out his first car of new
barley yesterday, and he states that
it was of very good quality.
DR.. f. w. Allen, inspector of the
Department of Agriculture, was here
yesterday looking over the books of
the experiment station at the college.
The Misses Krete and Nellie Ken
dali, Mae and Shirley Stearns left for
Elkton Friday morning, where they
are being entertained by Mrs. Frank
Dressed.
o. ]. Lee and wife, B. E. and Henry
their sons, who came up to attend the
funeral of Berton's daughter, Aurora,
returned to their home at Mankato
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Betkey returned
from their western trip Sunday morn
ing. They visited California, Wash
ington, and Oregon. coming home on
the Canadian Pacific.
Horace Fishback and son arrived
from Spirit Lake, Iowa, Sunday morn
ing, being called from their vacations
sooner than they expected by the
death and funeral of Knox Mathews.
The Brookings company of the
South Dakota national guard is ex-
,pected home this week from Sparta,
Wis, where it has been in camp with
the other companies of the guard.
Prof. Starring, the new head of the
commercial department at the college,
has rented the p. J.. Hegeman home
for the coming school year. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hegeman expect to spend the
winter in the west.
w. A. Paul arrived home Sunday
morning from a ten days trip to south
ern Wisconsin and Minnesota for the
purpose of buying his fall stock Of
wood for the Farmers elevator. He
also spent a few days at the home of
his father at Lime Springs, Iowa.
The pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church of Mitchell, will preach
in the NJ. E. church or this place on
Sunday morning and will address the
open air meeting at the court house
park in the evening on "The Present
Status of the Liquor Issue in South
Dakota"
o. B. Utigard has been entertaining
an old friend in the person of Rev.
r. O. Brandt of Mac Farland, Wis,
formerly pastor of the Lutheran
churches at Sterling and Toronto. He
was a member Of the old board of
trustees, which had charge of the ed
vocational institutions of the state
prior to the formation of the board
of regents.
T. o. Bogstie was calling upon
friends in our town Saturday having
driven over from Dempster where he
spent a few days with his daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Meisel. He
tells us that the doctors write from
Rochester that Mrs. Bogstie is recoy-
.ering nicely from her recent operation
for the removal of the spleen and
that she would return to her home at
Bookings this week. The operation
was a very dangerous one and Mrs.