The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-07-28

Chatfeld, Mimi, TO visit her grand
mother.
Secretary Larson and family re
turned Friday from a weeks outing at
Lake lakewood.
Carload of waste paper wanted at
the Register Office in the next ten
days. Phone No. l.
The Ladies Guild of ST. Paul's Epis-
copal church will not hold any more
meetings until September 10.
A son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Porter, who live
a few miles south of town, on the
18th.
You can get free tuition at Mankato
Clinn.) Commercial College, but you
must write the school for particulars
Do it today.
Mrs. Jasperson returned TO her
home at Tyler Thursday morning after
spending a couple of weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Carl Christensen.
Fred Reinecke of Redfeld and Lyle
Spencer of WATERFOWL, were in the
city visiting friends Monday and Tues
day. coming down from Waterfowl il
the formers auto.
Mrs. Skefington and three childreu
and Miss Belle Blanche of Spokane.
Wash, were guests at the home OF
their aunt, Mrs. S. c. Cornell from
Thursday to Saturday.
II. T. Montgomery, who has been
employed in the composing Don Of
the Register for several months, left
Sunday for Huron to take a position
as foreman for the Huronite.
Rev. Robinson returned Friday even
ing from his trip to Lake Shetak. He
returned Monday morning accompan
led by his family and Miss Kate Cald-
we'll and they will spend a week or
ten days there.
Chas. Pike of Long Beach, Califor
MIA, formerly of this city, was here
last week looking after his property
and visiting relatives. He left Mon
day for a visit at Rochester and Min
neapolis before returning home.
ID. l.. Erwin, foreman of the Register,
returned home Thursday evening from
Scottsburg, Indiana, where he was call
ed by an operation upon his wife. He
reports that Mrs. Erwin is improving
rapidly and will be able to return
home in about a month.
J II. S. Smothers left Tuesday with
a party of landseekers for northern
Minnesota. Messrs. Chas. Jankee,
Gooch and Becker went from here
and they were joined by several more
at Springfield, MINI. On the trip Mr.
Jankee expects to visit his aged fath-
er 1T Owatonna.
Prof. and Mrs. G.. A. Young of La
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Rove. Mrs.
Rowe and Mrs. Young are sisters.
Prof. Young is a member of the fac
,ulty in Purdue university but during
the past year has been attending I'ar-
ward, taking a post graduate course.
Public Opinion.
J. II. Hughson of Corvallis, Wish,
a former resident of this county, ar
rived Thursday for a visit with rela-
tives and old n%eighbors. He reports
a good crop in Oregon this year, but
he states that BrOokings county lad
the best looking crop of any section
he passed through. He says that some
of the country along the railroad lad
good crops, while in other place it
was burned dry.
A number of improvements viii be
made around the college between iOw
and the opening of the fall torn.
The old fence around the athletic ark
has been torn down and a new fence
and grandstand will be erected A
new roof will be put on the North
building, as the present one is in uad
shape, anu al new wafer lONtI WI. NC
erected east of the gymnasium. Con-
siderable cement walk will also be
put in.
Few people in Brookings realize he
advertising that a own or city cts
by having within its confines concerns
who do a national or even a state jHsi-
ness. For instance. in the July is ne
of Motorist, an automobile paper .lb-
lished at Omaha, Neb.. there are wo
full page ads of Brookings concerns,
one being for the Brictson ManU'ac-
turing company and the other for he
Minnesota and Dakota Farmer. 9TH
of these advertise almost continU lily
in mediums of large or national ir-
culation, carrying the name of Brook
ing abroad in the land. And if all
helps.