The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-08-04

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Miss May Murphy left for Minnea-
polls Monday morning to visit at the
Mrs. Frank P. Guerdette is enter
tanning her sister, Miss Ruth Robson
OF Minneapolis, who arrived last week.
Miss Helga Stead went to Arlington
Saturday evening for a short visit
with home folks, returning Sunday
night.
Miss Margaret Moffatt returned
home from White Saturday evening,
having visited friends there since the
preceding Tuesday.
r. H. Bartlett assisted at SINNERS
department store during the illness of
e. G.. Mailander, who vas stricken
with typhoid fever last week.
Misses Bessie and Isabel FantZ re
turned Saturday morning to their
home at Nevada, Iowa, after visiting
for six weeks at the home of c. p.
Johnson.
o. r. Aanes of st. Paul, was in the
city Saturday in the interest of the
electrical supply house he represents.
He was formerly superintendent Of
our power plant here.
F. J. Schouweiler came up from
his home at Davenport, Iowa, the
middle of last week TO transact bust
ness and visit friends of the family.
He reported his family as being well.
Mrs. A. b. Hanson and little daugh-
ter went over TO White Thursday to
join Mr.. Hanson, who preceded them
q few days before to assume his du-
ties as manager of the cooperative
store.
The ladies aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will be entertain
ed Thursday, August II at the home
of Mrs. VIM. Cutler. Mesdames Wood,
Squirting, Bacon and Wood will assist
in entertaining.
Fred w. Cuckow and wife of Elk
ton. and her father, James Thornber,
who spent some time at Dell Rapids
visiting relatives. returned Tuesday
morning. They made the trip in their
Buick touring al
Mrs. c. p. Welch accompanied her
father, w. l.. Sargent of Minneapolis,
when he returned to his home Tues
day morning. Mr.. Sargent has spent
a couple Of weeks at the homes of his
daughters, Mesdames C. p. and II. w.
Welch.
o. A. Brictson left for ST. Paul on
Monday night to attend to business
matters for a few days. His Chal-
mers- Detroit touring car finished
fourth, according to the score in
the Little Glidden tour, having a per
feet road score.
Anyone having a supply Of waste
paper, old newspapers. or old maya
zines that they wish to get out of the
way, phone the Register, No. /, We
will pay Is cents per 100 pounds de-
livered. If you have 200 pounds or
more we will pay the carriage.
The farmers of the county expect
to be able to bring their binders in
from the field by Saturday night, if
the weather holds good. Stacking is
in full blast and considerable shock
threshing has already been done. Corn
is ten feet high in some places and
doing fine.
Miss Shirley Stearns, of SINNERS
department store, began her vacation
yesterday. She went to Medary for
a short stay and expects to go to
Elkton to join a house party given
by Mrs. Frank Dressed in a few days.
Next week she goes to Artesian for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Mac p.
Hayter.
It's Papa Sander now. The happy
event occurred Monday evening, and
it's a girl, the best girl in BrOokings
county, you bet. A. J. has been The
machinist-operator at the Register Of
flee for over two years and has made
so many friends that we had to lie
him to the linotype Tuesday to get
any work done. Mother and daughter
are doing fine.
Prof. J.. w. Wilson and Prof. r. F.
Kerr returned Friday night from Far
go, n. D., where they had attended
the North Dakota state fair, the form
err as Judge of the live stock and the
latter in the interests of the Mime
sofa and Dakota Farmer. Messrs. FL
lis and Squirting, who went with them,
stayed over to visit friends and do
some subscription work for the Min
nesota and Dakota Farmer. While in
Fargo Mr.. Kerr visited at the home Of
Aubrey Lawrence and also visited