The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-08-24
and Personal

John Furnstahl Of Howard, visited
friends here a few days the last of
the week
] I. Saryis returned home Tuesday
from a couple of weeks visit at Or
tonville. MINI.
DR. 4. 4. Harris went to Eldorado,
Iowa. Friday morning to spend a few
DAYS with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. b. Utigard drove up
OF their farm north Of White Monday
to spend part of the week.
Miss Mary Donahue came down from
Clark Tuesday morning for a weeks
visit with Mrs. Harold Davis.
Mrs. J. F. Erwin and Miss Ruth re-
turned home Friday evening from a
couple OF weeks visit at Toledo, Iowa.
judge Seward changed cars here
Friday evening on his way home TO
WATERFOWL from a vacation trip in the
east.
Mrs Z. /. Van Dyke and her mother,
Mrs. Frank West Of Minneapolis, spent
a few DAYS with friends at White last
week.
Miss Cecile WEIGH returned home
the first OF the week from Lake Ben
ton where she spent a week with
friends
Mrs. Chris. Mortenson, who lives
| fourteen miles north Of town, was
brought to the hospital for treatment
this week.
The local doctors tell us that there
is less sickness in the community at
the present time than there has been
in some years.
Mrs. Carl Quail and little o de-
parted Tuesday morning for a couple
of weeks visit at New Ulm, Rochester
and P~lainvieU, MINI.
Miss Rookie delivered a lecture on
temperance at the Mission House
Monday evening, leaving Tuesday
morning for Jasper, MINI.
]. p. Cheever, who is on a fishing
trip to Isle Royale, is remembering
some of his B~rookings friends with
shipments of fine lake trout.
Oscar Swartling and ]. H. Nelson
nd son motored over from Toronto and
spent Friday in Bookings. Mr. Mel
sons son expects to enter the State
college this fall.
Mrs. Quincy Lee Morrow and chill
dren arrived yesterday morning from
their claim near Fort Pierre, where
they have been the past year, and will
again make B~rookings their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Killing went
to Rochester Monday night, where
Mrs. Killing will consult the Mayos.
She has been in poor health for over
a year and may have to have an
operation.
Albert Ort, who graduated from the
engineering department of the college
a couple of years ago, has been given
the position of manager of the waste
water department of the city of Mil
waukee. This is a most responsible
position in a city the size of Milwau-
kee, and carries with it a fine salary.
Harry G. Williams of this city, and
Miss Isidore Prescott of Winona, will
be married at the home of the brides
parents at Winona this afternoon at
four O'Clock. Mr.. Williams is a hustl,
ing young business man of Brookings,
while the bride was formerly a teacher
in the city schools, and both have a
large circle of friends here who will
join with the Register in congratula-
tons and best wishes.
This week the Register has a new
department, With the Churches" un
der which heading all church and aid
society notices will be found. These
notices have been running among the
locals, but we believe the new way
of handling them will be popu
lar. All notices intending for this
department should reach this Office
not later than Wednesday noon.
We notice by the Timber Lake AID
vocate that the people of that enter
prising new town had a big two-da!
celebration last week, the occasion
being the first birthday Of the place
Governor Vessey and other state of
ficers were present, and there wer,
ball games. races, roping contests
mad a big barbecue. Timber Lake
with the assistance of Carl Thayer
defeated the Mobridge ball team, 9 to
A report has been persistently cir
culated that the Pleasant Hour ii
furnishing a cheap grade of enter
tainment and films. A Register re