The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-07-28

road for a wholesale ring house in
this territory.
DR.. G. L. Brown returned home the
last OF the week from n couple OF
weeks visit at Chicago.
Gus Orhrans of Davenport, Iowa,
visited several days last week with
his brother, NJ. d. Orhrans.
Mrs. Rolley returned to her home
at Rochester Saturday morning after
q visit with the Revel and Douglas
families.
Mrs. Honan of Bushnell, has pur-
chased the w. A. Paul home on
Seventh avenue and will move here
with her family in a few days.
Miss Mayme Gamble returned to
her home at Springfield, Mimi, Mon
day morning after spending two weeks
at the home of her uncle, Chas Gamble.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Light returned
TO their home at Stewartsville, Mimi,
Yesterday morning after spending a
week at the home of their neice, Mrs.
r. B. Breed.
Peter Hallen returned home last
week from his ranch near Las Vegas,
y. NJ, where he spent several months.
He is we'll pleased with the country
and his investment.
Clerk of Courts Hanson has issued
the following marriage licenses the
past week: Victor Larson and Marie
Spencer, De Smet; Adolph r. Rose
dahl and Lydia l.. Crofts, Bruce.
Paul Butcher Of the Register, left
for Huron this morning where he will
read a paper before the state associa-
lion of Ben Franklin clubs, which holds
its annual meeting today and to-
morrow.
The p%ostofiice force were the busy
bees Friday and when they were
through the lobby of the Office pre-
scented a bright and shiny appearance.
for the first time in its history, one
citizen remarked.
4. p. Allison returned home Thurs
day from Minneapolis with a new Cole
go" which he delivered that day to
VIM. Schultz, near Aurora. This year
the farmers seem to be buying more
automobiles than the city folks.
Watertown does not seem to be
having any more success with ball
teams this year than in other seasons
The team is now in fourth place in
the Northern South Dakota league and
ii does not look as though they would
get any higher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Hall re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Omaha, where Mr.. Hall attended the
annual meeting of the Associated Ad-
vertising Clubs. They also visited al
Des Moines, Waterloo and other cities
Mr.. Hall transacting business for the
Farmer.
The funeral Of Mrs. Frank Palmer
OF Highmore, was held from the Pres.
bytelidn chuch Friday afternoon, with
intermeut in Greenwood. Mrs. Palm
err was twenty-five years old and j.
survived by a husband and three chill
dren. She is an adopted daughter IF
Mrs. Minnie Palmer and the family
lived here until about a year ago.
John Salary Of Kiskoros, Hungary.
a prominent agricultural authority OF
that country. was here Yesterday look.
ing over the work at the college. par
ticularIy Prof. Hansen's alfalfas, He
went TO the sub-station at Highmore
today, but will return here the last OF
the week. He is making a tour OF
this country studying agricultural on
ditions for his government.
Prof. b. T. Whitehead departed ON
Saturday morning for Watertown, y.
Y, to join his wife and daughter, who
have been visiting there for some
weeks. Prof. Whitehead has sold his
house in east Brookings to a gentle
man from Iowa and has purchased the
residence now occupied by Prof. Lou
denback on Fifth street. The family
will take possession of their new
home when they return from the east.
Rev. J. s. Hardness. who has filled
the pulpit of the NJ r. church at this
place so acceptably for a number OF
years, has received notification of hi.
appointment as district superinten-
dent Of the Aberdeen district, which
appointment is TO take place at once.
G. F. Hopkins, the former superinten-
dent. has been appointed to the charge
at Dallas, Oregon, and Rev. NJ. f.
Spahr of Dallas, Oregon, has been as
signed TO Redfeld. Mr.. Hardness will
remove to Aberdeen in a short time
and take charge of the work, that city