The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-10
Personal and Local

S II. McCarl went to Clear Lake on
land business yesterday.
Mrs J. +. Parker entertained visi.
tors the last Of the week.
o. G. Oyloe left Tuesday evening for
Sinai on business matters.
Miss Maude, daughter OF Rev. Park
er, is i'll with typhoid fever
Prof. Robertson Cook was called TO
Minneapolis Thursday by the death Of
his grandfather.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson came up from
/ Springfield, MINI, Tuesday for a visit
OF a few days at the home OF Chas.
Gamble.
O. NJ Born, who has spent the past
couple OF weeks here in the interests
Of the A. O. L. W. left yesterday
morning for Estelliue.
Miss Thompson, who was here last
week to attend the Knutson-Trooie
wedding, returned to her home at Dell
Rapids Tuesday evening.
L. J. Ryan Of North Andover, Wis
an old schoolmate of l.. j. and c, d..
Kendall, has been here the past week
visiting at the Kendall homes.
Charles +. Hall. manager of the
Minnesota and Dakota Farmer, went
to Tyler, Mimi, yesterday morning
and spent the day on business.
w o. Robinson of Las Vegas New
Mexico. has been spending the week
here assisting 5. II. McCarl to close
some deals OF New Mexico land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henry and
children came over from Volga yester-
day morning and .pent the day with
her mother. Mrs. Nellie White.
The normal school at Aberdeen sends
us a bulletin Of a high school athletic
and declamatory meet to be held
under its auspices May 13 and IA.
Wild ducks are already here. al
though not very numerous, but good
hunting may be expected in a few days
provided the weather remains warm.
Mrs. f. G. Hunstad and children
left yesterday morning for Odin, Mimi,
wehere the family will make their
home. Mr. Hunstad will join them
later.
Mrs. A. B. Hanson returned from
Aurora Friday evening and was ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. c. II.
Moore Of st. Paul, who will visit her
mother, Mrs. Stone.
Sam McElmurry is having the base
ment OF his house walled up with rock,
with a floor of cement and Sam says
that he will have the best and warm
est cellar in town.
G.. c. Hartwicl; returned to his claim
near Philip Tuesday evening after Wis
iting some time with his folks. He ex-
poets to prove up on his claim next
December under the five year plan.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Trooien, who
went from here to Hendricks after
their marriage last week, returned
Monday evening and visited until last
night when they departed for their
home at Detroit.
Manley Champlain arrived from
Washington, d, c., the last of the
week and will do special work in the
agronomy department at the college
before resuming his work at the High.
more s~ub-station.
Teddy Atkins Minstrels will give a
benefit performance for Father Shean
I the opera house next Thursday ev n
ing. This will be one of the best home
talent affairs ever given the city and
a big attendance is assn ed.
Il The local bowling team went to Lake
Benton for a r turn match with thai
: town on Tuesday and were defeated b!
n margin of 81 pins. The following
t were in the team: Messrs Johnson
Sorenson, Pittenger, Moore and Shea
A. G. Kennard expects to leave thu
( first OF the month for a trip to Idah,
and other points in the west to lool
J over the country. His health has no
| been good for some time and he will
Y likely be compelled TO give up insid,
work for a time.