The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-11-09

at the Baptist church tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett Christianson
of volga, spent Sunday at the w. s.
Loban home.
Mrs. Catlett and Mrs. butcher WIS.,
tied friends at Estelline n day the
last of the week.
Chas. Nolan went to Minneapolis
Friday night to see the Minnesota
Chicago football game.
Mrs. R. L.. Slagle returned home
Saturday evening from a visit at
Sioux Falls and Westfeld, Iowa.
Mrs. Rasmussen returned to her
home at Verdi Tuesday morning after
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. c. J..
Nelson.
Mrs. A. j. Kendall, Mrs. S. A. Nc
Elmurry and Mrs. G. H. Stoddart
went down to Aurora yesterday to
attend a Royal Neighbor meeting.
DR.. j. G. Parsons, occulist and aur-
list of Sioux Falls, will be at Hotel
Leon, ~Brookings, Tuesday, November
21st. Practice limited to eye. ear,
nose and throat.
Don and Harold Davis, sons of the
late Grant Davis, for years city en-
gineer Of %Brookings, departed Mon
day for Seattle. They have been
W. rl>ip ~ horn H4u e4pn tiroo
E. S. Baldwin, manager OF a large
creamery at Belle Fourche, was here
the first of the week looking over the
dairy department at the college, the
guest of Prof. C.. Larsen and Dairy
Expert Ryger.
Mrs. G. F. Thayer left Tuesday ev-
ening for the western part of the
state, where she will hold a series
of Degree of Honor conventions in
company with Mrs. Frances Buell Oh
son, national head Of the order.
w. D. Bell and family Of st. James,
Mimi, visited here the past week
with his mother, Mrs. r. Bell, return
ing home Tuesday morning. Mr.. Bell
Is a former State college student and
is now editor and proprietor OF the
st. James Gazette.
Prof. G. Larsen and his victorious
stock-judging team, Messrs. Jensen,
Erdman and Pier, arrived home Fri
day morning from the National Dairy
show at Chicago, where they won
signal honors for the State college.
At the morning chapel session a big
jubilation vas held and the winners
ere called upon to tell just how they
did it.
Ned Cheever, wife and two children
of Superior, Wis, came up here Mon
day morning from Brookings and re-
NAMED until the next day. Ned was
a former resident Of this place and we
all enjoyed his welcome visit. He is
engaged in the lumber business in
Superior and is doing well. While
mere MI. SuSS'Si dHu ldlhiiy WIZ
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Curtis.-Castlewood Republican.
Jens Bitterness, deputy state food
commissioner, arrived yesterday to
visit a couple of days at the home Of
his father, County Auditor Otternes.
He came here from De Smet, where
he secured the conviction of a violator
of the pure food law. He tells US that
a large number of prosecutions have
been made in the last year and vio-
lators are coming to understand that
Commissioner Cook and his depart
ment mean business.
| still have a few good pieces of
furniture which must be sold this
week, regardless of price. Among
them is a dresser, Morris chair, two
child's chairs, two rugs, 9x12, carpet
sweeper, wash bowel and pitcher,
Jewel gasoline range, soft coal heater,
Edison monograph and records.
These will be sold at a great sacri.
fee, as l cannot afford to take these
pieces with me. What | lose you
gain. Call early and avoid the rush,
d. l.. Erwin, corner Seventh street
and Sixth avenue.