The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-10-20
OIL Meal. A carload at the Brook

Oil Meal. A carload at h Brook
Inss Roller Mill.
Conductor Guy Poole OF Huron,
spent two or three days here the last
Of the week.
Don't fail to try a sample OF Ab.
bolts Cough Syrup on that cough. Il
will 10 YOU good.
Our fine fall weather took a sudden
chill Tuesday evening. following the
rain and now it is decidedly wintry.
DR.. c. c. Bradbury departed Tues
day evening for Omaha and expected
to go from there to Colorado to look
up a location.
Mrs. +. X. Chrisman and daughter
returned home Monday evening from
a two or three weeks visit with her
mother at Brooklyn.
Rev. j. NJ. Pengelly, Mrs. A, T..
Grove. and Mrs. C. r. Wescott Were
at Huron last week to attend a meet
ing of the Baptists of the state.
ItleG I1dlltil dlllHth SoNhiNNf
morning from his sheep ranch near
Las Vegas, y. NJ. TO spend a fe"
days looking after business matters.
Fred Villas. of Pierre, a former we'll
known druggist here, was in the city
yesterday on his way 10 Chicago to
attend the worlds champion base ball
series.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Carlisle. f. II.
and C. f. Carlisle and j. NJ. Worden
went to Lake Benton Thursday morn
ing to attend the funeral of an uncle.
a brother of Mrs. Agnes Carlisle.
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. d. Simmons came
up from Flandreau in their auto Sun
day and OH the return trip were ac
companied by Mrs. Geo. +. Purdy.
who Will be their guest most of the
week.
Rev. ana Mrs. Gee. Wickwire Of
Candy, spent a few days this week
visiting at the home of her brother,
DR.. - r. Green. They came here
from De Smet, where they visited
another brother.
DR.. Hill, the eye. ear, iOse and
throat specialist of WATERFOWL, will
make his next regular visit in Brook
ings at the hotel on Friday, Novem-
Der II. Those wishing to consult the
doctor will kindly call as early in the
day as possible.
Rev. VIM. Hall Williams. the new
pastor of st. Paul's Episcopal church,
arrived Monday evening to take mp
his duties. He came direct from l.u-
cerne, Switzerland, where he has
been pastor of the American church
for the past three years.
Attorney w. f. Purdy returned
home Friday morning from a two or
three weeks business trip to Okla
homa. He returned by way of Fair
bault. Mimi, and was accompanied
home by Mrs. Purdy, who visited her
mother there during his absence.
Mrs. w. II. Murphy departed this
morning for P%latteville, Wis, to at
tend the wedding of her son, Frank
of Ellsworth, Mimi, and Miss May
l.. McKenna, which occurs there next
Tuesday. She will visit with her
daughter at Milwaukee before return
ing.
The college students gave their an
nual night shirt parade the evening
before the Yankton game and the en-
thusiasm they worked up must have
had a good effect on the football
team. The event opened with a big
bonfire at the college, after which the
boys marched down town and did
some stunts.
Rev. C. c. Rollit of Minneapolis,
secretary of the sixth missionary de-
partment of the Episcopal church. will
conduct service at St. Paul's church
Monday, October "a. at eight o'clock.
The Offering will be for the general
missions Of the church. Mr.. Rollit is
an eloquent speaker and the public
is invited to hear an able ~missioaary
address.
Mrs Geo. P. Sexauer and Elmer
and Laura arrived home Friday even
ing from their four months visit 10
Europe. They report a fine trip. hav-
ing visited most of the places q. in
terest across the water, but We're. of
course, glad to get back home again.
Elmer has taken up the study Of law
in the Offices of Hall, ROddle &
Purdy. and Miss Laura has entered
college.
The farm home and buildings Of H.
X. Halverson. who lives southwest Of
the city near the river We're torally
destroyed by fire about three o'clock
Monday morning. Mrs. Halverson
was awakened by the roaring Of the