The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-05-04
Local and Personal

w. H. Conklin was at Arlington on
business Monday.
Mrs. e. j. Ronning of Hendricks,
visited relatives here last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Kukuk, south Of town. last
Friday.
Miss Ida Nicholson visited a few
days last week with Miss Mary Hess
at Estelline.
Editor Larrabee of Aurora, has pur-
chased a Buick runabout from c. A.
Johnson & Son.
H. F. Kruger was Yer from Aurora
Tuesday and the Register acknowl-
edges a pleasant call.
Mrs. Coleman of Moody county, took
the train here Tuesday morning for
a few days visit at Minneapolis.
E. f. Bagley was at Huron the last
of the week to'attend a meeting Of
the county registers of deeds of the
state
Remember the famous Ford and
look into it's merits before O buy
an automobile. See A. E. Bunday or
liver Dybdahl.
Mrs. Edward Reeves of Rapid City,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Geo. E. Purdy, the past week, return
ing home last evening.
Misses Eda and Mary Sell and Rob
ert Sell of Lismore, Mimi, visited the
last week with their sister, Mrs. r. H.
Bartlett, returning home Tuesday
morning.
DR.. b. T. Green arrived home the
first of the week from his trip to
Chicago. Mrs. Green and daughters
are visiting relatives in Iowa for a
couple of weeks.
DR.. Lane and wife of Miller, were
the guests of Prof. and Mrs. Starring
Tuesday and yesterday. DR.. Lane is
president of the state board of health
and was here to attend the board
meeting.
Gunder J%ournlin was brought before
Judge Trygstad Monday morning for
over indulgence at the town pump or
some other of our thirst resorts and
was assessed ten dollars and costs.
which he paid.
Ernest Thompson Seton, the noted
author. gave a very interesting and
instructive address at the opera house
on Tuesday evening. appearing under
the auspices of the local company Of
Roy Scouts, on which he is the ma
tional commander.
Mrs. Martha Sandal Bramsen gave
a very pleasing musical program at
the Lutheran church or Sunday even
ing. She rendered songs in both
English and Norwegian and delighted
her hearers. There was a good at
tendance, but the bad weather kept
many away.
TWO awful ball games We're pulled
OF nj the college Saturday afternoon.
The Model Grays kept up their good
work by walloping Toronto by a score
of II to I, and the college team
walked all over Elkton by a score of
- 10 Is. Neither contest was very in
tcresting on account of their one
~sidedness, but the college boys showed
To much better advantage than in the
first game OF the season The Rapid
CITY school OF mines team will play
the college ut the park tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Philo Hall and w. F.. Purdy re-
turned home Thursday night from
Castlewood. where they have been for
the last three weeks conducting that
towns side of the county seat fight
against Hayti. The case was the
longest ever tried in the state and
was holly contested by both sides.
over $50 witnesses were examined
during the trial. The case was heard
before a referee and his decision will
not be announced for some weeks, or
perhaps months, but the Castlewood
people seem to be confident that they
will gain the decision.