The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-20
Personal and Local


Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fishback went to
Rochester yesterday morning for a
four or five days visit
Prof n. f. Hansen left Monday for
Yankton to attend the annual meet
ing of the State Horticultural society,
OF which he Is secretary.
Miss Esther Pierce was obliged to
give up her duties in the public schools
this week on account or Illness, and
Mrs. Fred Betkey Is substituting for
her.
w. II. H. Phillips arrived home Sun
day evening from his trip to Winnie,
Texas. where he went with bunch
Of landseekers from Brookings and
vicinity.
Mrs. Fromme departed the last of
week for her home at Richmond, In
diana after visit OF several weeks
with her daughter, Miss Nola X.
Fromme Of the college faculty
Dr. T.. Klaveness, former we'll
! known resident OF BrOokngs, and now
numbered among Sioux Falls prom
inent citizens, is in the city this week
acting as expert witness ia case in
court.
p. w Waltz, superintendent of the
city telephone plant, returned Sun
day night from Sioux Falls, where he
attended the annual meeting of the
South Dakota Independent Telephone
association.
c. J. Day returned home last even
ing from a business trip to points in
Iowa. He secured q first-class stone
cutter for his monument works, and
the new man will be here with his
family the coming week
Henry Hanson of Sioux Falls, was
here yesterday visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hanson. Henry is
now travelling for the Sioux Falls
Paper company and has the northern
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The train from the west yesterday
morning arrived exactly on time. Con-
sidering the fact that there has not
been a train on tine from the east
and very few from the west since the
first day OF last September the above
is worthy of mention.
Philo Hall won a very important
victory in the United States court at
Sioux Falls last week, he acting as
the defendants attorney in case
brought by the Iowa Cream Separator
company, the amount involved being
over five thousand dollars.
Another nearblizzard Is in progress
today that will probably tie the traius
up for few days. A notice at the
postoffice window this morning stated
that the train from the east had re
turned to Tracy and it was not known
when it would start out again.
The basket ball team of the North
bdhold hSlI NoilCSC uCiVatCu
the State college team at the college
armory last night by score of Al tC
"a The game was we'll fought
throughout. but North Dakota was the
more experienced and early secured
lead that the home team could not
overcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Pond returned
home Sunday from Winnie, Texas,
where they spent some time looking
over the country and purchased a
tract of land near that city. They
also visited relatives at different
points. They were well pleased with
the south especially at this time of year
when South Dakota is covered with
snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Hushaw of Watertown,
visited couple of days the first OF
the week at the home Of her uncle,
John Holiday. They were on their
wedding trip and left yesterday for
visit to eastern points. Mrs. HUI
shaw is former Brookings girl, be-
fore her marriage being Miss Lula
Holiday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas Holiday.
Teddy Akin will put on minstrel
show with home talent at the opera
house next Monday evening, and If
ii is half as good as the last show
/ Teddy directed It will be worth going
a long ways to see The main object
of the show Is to entertain the visit
ing stockbre eders who will be holding
their annual meeting here, and the en-
tire lower floor will be reserved for
them.
/ The Modern Musicians. one of the
best company of entertainers to appear
here this season, will be at the Pres
bytei ian church next Wednesday ev.
ening. January 26. The company con-
sists of Miss Mabel Carr, soprano;
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