The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-06-30
Abbott is selling Prais Green every

day.
George d. Tracy will load a car of
poultry at this station on July Z. Don't
forget the date. See his advertisement
IN another column and note prices.
FOUND-Hass Commission Com
pany stock book. Owner may have
same by calling at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Kremer went TO
Bryant Tuesday in their auto to look
after their farm.
A {. Converse left Tuesday morn
ING Tor a few days visit and business
trip to Deep River, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole are rejoicing
over the ARRIVAL of a fine eleven-pound
son on Sunday morning.
X II. Bartlett left Monday evening
Tor Chamberlain TO spend a few DAYS
on business.
MISS Viola Newton returned to her
home at Rockford, H., Tuesday morn
ing after spending six weeks as the
guest of Miss Nettie Sheldon.
The board of county commissioners
held a special session at the court
house Saturday to consider the applica.
tons for liquor licenses.
Miss Mary Wright returned to her
home at De Smet Monday evening
after spending a week camping with
friends at the lake.
On Sunday morning at the Metho-
dist church the Rev. w. A. Black will
preach on christian Patriotism" The
choral union will furnish patriotic mu-
sic.
Quite a number from here attended
the gala day at Aurora Thursday and
enjoyed the usual good time. There
was a ball game between Aurora and
Elkton, which was won by the latter.
and other entertainment.
Manager Charles +. Hall of the
Minnesota and Dakota Farmer return
ed home Thursday from a business
trip to Minneapolis. He says that the
crops for a hundred miles around the
twin cities are burned up by the dry
weather.
l.. J. Kendall, T. c. Akin, X II.
Bartlett, f. E. Youngburg, w. J.. Brown
and Prof. SEVERN attended the state
convention of Elks at WATERFOWL last
week and report a big time. Prof.
SEVERN was decorated with a pair
of antlers on this occasion.
The Brookings officers of the nation
al guard We're informed Friday that
the officers school TO have been held
at Fort Meade this week, had been
indefinitely postponed. It is likely
that it will be held at Watertown
later in the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hoover and son.
accompanied by Mrs. Hoover's sister,
Mrs. Hinkley of OcOnmoc. Wis, left
Tuesday morning for the Yellowstone
National park, where they will spend
a month or six weeks,
Miss Hilda Randall, daughter of Rev.
F. b. Randall, who has been visiting
at the home Of Prof. A. S. Hardine
for several weeks, left Tuesday for
her home at Climax, in the western
part o. the state
John Carlson Of Bruce, let the con
tract to the BrOokings Cement Block
and Sidewalk company for putting VI
a store building 24X60 on the site OF
the old Sol Walters store that was
burned down, neXt to tn Farmers
bank. The building is to be Of &c.
ment blocks.
w. S. Elliott returned Monday morn
ing from Highmore, where he attend
ed the annual meeting of the Chris
tian Missionary society of South Da
kota. Mr.. Elliott was elescted secre
tary of the association for the coming
year. G. W. Elliott Of this city, wa,
also in attendance at the convention
Secure your tickets for the chautau
qua to be held here July 9 TO II in
elusive. The program for each day
will be educational, instructive and ell
t%ertaining with music, oratory and art
There will be two programs a da!
and each will be opened with a con
cert by a first class company.