The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-08-18

fouF cents a DuSnel over regular
market price paid for good milling
| wheat at the Brookings Roller Mills.
Miss Florence Caldwell went to
Lake Preston Saturday evening and
visited over Sunday with her sister.
DR.. Hill the eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist of Watertown, will
be IN Brookings al the Hotel Leon on
Friday, August 10th.
DR. Bradbury reports that the little
Two year-old daughter of ole Ningium
Is Ill With intantile paralysis, but that
the case is responding nicely to treat
ment.
George Adams returned TO his home
a Parch Grove. Wis, Thursday morn
ing after a visit at the home of A. j..
Kendall.
Vim. Wood last week purchased the
\. II Wheaton cottage near the col
lese. He has been occupying it for
some time.
Miss Marie White left for her home
at Cookville, Tenn. Friday morning
after a visit at the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Nellie White.
The force at SINNERS department
store is busy these days ~rearranging
the stock to make room for the large
invoice of fall goods.
Mrs. Cook, who has beer here for
some time visiting at the home Of
her brother in-law, r. c. Wyckoff, left
Saturday morning for Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. f. Lees and Mr..
and Mrs. + l.. Van Dyke visited Elk
ton Thursday afternoon. Frank Kre-
mer. Jr., took them down in his auto.
Conductor +. O. Loomis and wife
have been here this week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. l.. V. Mccoy. Mr.. LOOMS
is now running between Yankton and
Hawarden.
Mrs. F. c. Christensen arrived from
Des Moines, Iowa Friday morning to
join her husband. pr. Christensen,
who recently purchased DR.. Brad
bury's practice.
Frank Locke. who spent several
days here last week visit friends. left
Thursday night for Milwaukee, where
he is working for the A~llis-Chalmers
electrical company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.. Lloyd are dis
posing of their furniture and dishes
at private sale and they must be sold
before August 25th. Anyone interest
ed should call at the house.
Lake Preston has two young ladies
By the name of Cora Ostroot. Both
We're in Brookings the last of the
week, one he guest of Miss Rilla Nc
Elmurry and the other of Miss Ruth
Westcott.
Father Slatterty. who is in charge
of the local Catholic church in the
absence of Father Shean, moved here
from Clear Lake Saturday and will
n"~"r~ th~ ror-o1r7sv mere lU1n me
return Of the regular pastor
The T. G. Akin family are busy hust-
ling subscriptions these days. Mr..
Akin is entered in the Minneapolis
Daily News automobile contest and
he little daughter of the family j.
one of the contestants in the Water
town Public Opinion contest.
Anyone having a supply Of waste
paper, old newspapers, or old maya.
zines that they wish to get out of the
way, phone the Register, No. /, We
will pay Is cents per 100 pounds de-
livered. If you have 200 pounds or
more we will pay the carriage.
Reports from the |threshing ma
chimes around the county continue fay-
orable and there is no question but
what We have one of the best crops in
the history of the county. The yield
vator men say the quality is the best
in the last five years.
Miss Eva and Ira Lanphier returned
home yesterday from Perkins county,
in the western part of the state,
where the family is holding down a
claim. They say that the crops have
been very poor there this year and
that a great many of the new settlers
are moving out Of hat country.
The NJ. f.. aid society will meet in
the dining room of the church on
Thursday, August %. Mesdames Hub
bart. Wilson. Warren and Chappell
will entertain The following menu
will be served: Baked beans, cream
potatoes. sandwiches. pickles, 'ice
cream. cake, coffee. All for ten cents.
Edgar F. Evans has been appointed
manager of the Van Dusen elevator
succeeding f. VI. Kremer. who was ap-
pointed some time ago TO a position
as auditor for the company. Mr.. Evans
was formerly connected with the ele-
vatOr here and with his experience
should make the company a valuable
man.
( Shock threShing is we'll under way