The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-12

See r. H. Anderson for your engine
repairing. 4w
Dick Hoy went to Huron last even
ing to spend a few days.
SINNERS department store is show
ing a swell line of ladies' summer
waists.
+. c. Olson departed Monday even
ing for Rapid City to spend a few days
at the Model store.
Mrs. Geo. Nassau of Arlington, spent
Friday and Saturday at the home of
her sister, Mrs. NJ. H. LOban.
We have had considerable rain and
cold weather the past week, and the
weather has been anything but ideal.
j. l.. Jarvis had a very successful
Chin-Namel demonstration Saturday
and a large number OF ladies entered
the contest.
NJ. +. Culhane went to Elkton on
Tuesday morning and spent the day
on business and incidentally heard
Governor Wesley.
J.. NJ. bitterness, who is deputy in
the office of Food Commissioner Cook
at Vermillion, has been spending the
past week visiting his parents and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Carlisle went
to De Smet last evening to visit an
old neighbor, who is living on the
western coast, but is spending a short
time there.
Prof. Robertson Cook will take the
senior electrical engineering class to
Redfield the first of the week to run
a test on that city's electric light
and power plant.
Martin Peterson, cashier of the To-
onto bank. came over in his auto
Sunday and spent the day with
friends. Mr.. Peterson was a student
at the college in the early '90's.
Peter Binford has purchased the
Simmons house on William street and
took immediate possession. Mrs. Ber-
tina Simmons, who came here to COM
plete the deal, returned to St. Paul
Saturday night.
Mrs. A. A. Poole departed on Fri
day morning for River Falls, Wis, be.
ing called there by the illness Of a
brother. She expects to return by
the way of Minneapolis and visit her
daughter, Mrs. Dodsworth.
E. J. Stillwell, president of the
Minneapolis Paper company and II of
the prominent business men of the
Mill city, was here Saturday and spent
the day with the Minnesota and
Dakota Farmer and other patrons of
the house.
Governor Wesley passed through
here Tuesday morning on his way to
Elkton, where he spoke in the after
noon, and went through here again
in the evening on his way to Vega.
Col. Orr, the progressive county chair
man, accompanied him to Elkton.
Edith, the baby daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Wosje, passed away
at the home of Ole Hasle On Saturday,
death being due to scarlet fever. The
remains were taken to Volga for bur
ial Saturday, Mr., and Mrs. Wosje
have been living in Oslo, but intend
moving to Montana.
The progressives have been holding
a series of meetings in the county this
week, the speakers being Governor
Vessey and Thos. Thorson and j. F.
Schrader, the candidates for congress.
The governor spoke at Elkton and
Volga on Tuesday and at White and
Brookings YESTERDAY. The other gen
tlemen spoke at Bruce and joined the
governor here at last nights rally.
Rt. Rev. Frederick Foote Johnson,
Episcopal bishop of the state came
up from Sioux Falls Monday and spent
that day and Tuesday at the local
church. Monday evening he held even
ing prayer and sermon and confirm
ed a class Of three. Tuesday morn
ing he spoke to the college students
at the weekly chapel meeting. He
departed Tuesday evening for the west
ern part of the state.