The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-08-18
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f. H. Williams went to Aurora on
Tuesday to look after the harvest on
his farm.
Mrs. Frank Gerdette went to Min
neapolis Thursday for a couple of
weeks visit.
Mrs. Philo Hall returned home on
Thursday from a few days visit with
a sister at Hetland.
Miss Ada Erwin returned home the
last Of the week from a visit with
relatives at Dell Rapids.
Leonard Gentle returned home Sun
day night from a few days visit with
Max Redmond at Redfield.
II. S. Smothers went to Lake Ben
ton OIL land business Thursday and on
Tuesday departed for Detroit, MINI.
Miss Mary Lockhart returned home
Friday evening from an extended Wis.
i at Minneapolis and points in Wis
consin.
Miss Helen Johnson returned home
Saturday vening from the Twin Cit
les, where she purchased her new
stock of millinery.
f. VI. Kremer threshed the wheat
on his farm east OF town last week
and it went twenty-one bushels to the
acre, and was No. l hard, too.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church will serve ice
cream at the band concert at the
court house park tomorrow evening.
DR.. X. l.. Slagle. who is spending
the summer at Lake ~ItasKa. Minn.,
a few days looking after affairs of
the college.
Miss Nina Thompson departed yes
terday for her home at Paducah, Ky,
after an extended visit at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Harvey.
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his home by illness since his return
from Huron, where he put in a too
strenuous week arranging for the G..
A r. special train.
Percy Williams was over from Vol
ga between trains Thursday. He is
putting in his vacation assisting DR..
Seaman uith hi, nrantion and ;r ont
ting some valuable experience.
Prof. Carl Christensen went to Het-
land Monday evening to give instruc-
ton to the town band. The business
men of that town have engaged the
professor as leader of the band for the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper returned to
their home at Degrey. in the western
part of the state. Thursday, after a
visit al the home of her father, ID. c.
WickOii Mrs. Cooper has been here
? tnNN"e 0""~'.a"nt for several weeks.
Mrs. A. H. Syeen and daughter, Olga
returned home last Friday morning
after spending several weeks visiting
relatives and friends az La Crosse,
Wcstby, Osseo and Coon Valley. Wis.
Miss Gunderson, a neice Of Mrs. Syccn,
accompanied them from OSseo.
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Hyde and son.
Hara and Mrs. Morehouse and Halle
went to Big Stone last week in the
Morehouse auto. DR.. Hyde only re-
NAMED a few days, but the other
members Of the party have rented "A
cottage at the lake and VIII be there
for a couple Of weeks.
Thursdays Minneapolis Journal had
a picture OF Charles HARRISON, form
erly assistant to Prof. Hansen at the
college, who is now employed at the
Minnesota experiment station at Lake
Minnetonka. The Journal stated that
Mr.. HARRISON vas doing good work
in developing new fruits adapted to
the northern climate.
G. A. Williams, who has been at
the old soldiers home and sanitar-
ium at Hot Springs for several
months, arrived Friday morning. He
was much benefited by the treatment
there and likes that section of the
state. He is undecided whether he
will return there or remain in Brook
ings. Mrs. Williams is still at Hot
Springs.
f. r. Betkey last week resigned his
position as engineer at the college,
to take effect October /. After that
time he will go to Minneapolis to take
a nine months course in a business
college. with the expectations of even
tially engaging in the grain business.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Betkey will be sorry to have them
leave the city.
Miss Minnie Stoner, a graduate of
the college in the '90's, spent several
days in the city last week in the in
~terests of the Woman's Civic League
of America, and on Thursday she