The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-20
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a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. James on Wednesday of last week
T. S. LeFevre returned home the
last of the week from his visit to Hi
nois.
That Spaghetti prepared with To-
mato Sauce is very palatable. Carl
isle, Grocer, has it.
Miss Rita Rowan of Winona, has
been visiting the past week at the
home of Geo. Etting.
A marriage license was granted
this week to Ole o. Haugen of Elrod,
and Anna NJ. Schafer OF Aurora.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hoff came down
from Huron Sunday morning for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Maryland.
County Treasurer Van Dyke and
family have been enjoying an outing
by camping at Lake lakewood the past
week.
Profs. Mathews and Hoy went to
Elkton yesterday morning and drove
out to their farm in the east part Of
the county.
w. II. Murphy has found a sum of
money, which the owner may have by
calling on him, proving property and
paying for this notice.
Shooters, you don't have to send
away for shells this fall; forty cases
of the famous Peters just received.
Bookings Hardware company.
Prof. G. A. Starring. head OF the
publicity department of the college,
attended the meeting of the state press
association at Sioux Falls last week.
Miss Elizabeth Stermer of White,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. p.
J. Erie a few days this week, leaving
Monday for Watertown to visit another
sister.
Prof. w. S. Hayes has resigned as
professor of French and German at
the college, and his place will be
taken by Miss Lola y. Condit Of Viii
mington, Delaware.
II. G.. Fox spent Monday driving
through different parts of the county
and he says that there is some fine
fields of wheat, but the oats and bar
ley for the most part are poor
Fred D. Fromme has been elected as
instructor of botany at the college. c
ceeding Orland White, who resigned
to attend Harvard. Mr.. Fromme was
a member of this years graduating
class.
The small Western Union messen-
ger is about the prOudest kid in town,
for he has been provided with a
natty suit of blue, trimmed with red.
that is the envy Of all the other
Youngsters.
Oscar Johnson. Carl Trygstad, O.
O. Olson and Lars bitterness departed
Saturday evening for the Black Hills.
where they will spend a couple of
weeks sightseeing, fishing and general
ly enjoying themselves.
T. C. Akin departed Saturday night
for Milwaukee to attend the annual
meeting of the agents of the North
western Mutual. He will go on to
Michigan to see his father and may
possibly visit his old home in New
York.
Fred J Pritchard Of the Department
Of Agriculture, who has been %Co-operat-
ing with Prof. Shepard in sugar beet
experiments at the college. LETT Satur-
day for Fairfield. Wash. He expects
to return to Brookings this fall to
complete his work.
Carl Vernlund. who graduated from
the State College, in 1910. has been
awarded a scholarship in the Medical
School of Harvard University. He at
tended the university last year and
the scholarship was given him as a
reward for his excellent work as q
student.
Roberts & Few have nearly com
pleted the Work on the extension 10
the waterworks system and they eX-
pect TO be through the first of next
week. They have added seventeen
, blocks to the system and this extern
, sion gives service to practically every
part of the city.
o. A. Hagen and Elmer SeXauer
left Monday morning for a 50o-mile
auto trip through the central and
western part of the state, preaching
the gospel of the excellence OF Per
lection -four and the Ideal Bakery
products. These are a good pair OF
hustlers and will get the business il
anyone an.
o. A. Brictson and r. E. Anderson
went to Minneapolis last week to enter
the Minneapolis to Helena automobile
: run with Mr. RrictsOn'S big car. Mr.