The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-06-01

week.
Mrs. Honan went 10 Elkton Satur-
day morning for a brief visit with
friends.
Mrs. a. l.. Davis arrived from Co
Fad, Neb., the last of the week to join
Mr.. Davis.
l.. j. Kendall and Homer Rexford
returned home Thursday from a trip
to North Dakota.
The annual banquet given by the
juniors 10 the seniors will be held
Friday evening at Wenona Hall.
The Misses. Carrie Haas and Bessie
G~ropengeiser spent Saturday and sun
day at the formers home in Airing
ton.
Geo. +. Thayer was Il through the
northern part of the county yesterday
and reports that the crops, especially
corn, are looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Williams We're
up from Lake Benton the lase of the
week visiting at the home of his
brother.
DR.. Olive leaves this week for a
trip through the Bad Lands and Foot
Hills of the Black Hills in search of
new rust flora.
l.. +. Lees returned home yesterday
morning from a several days business
trip to Belle Fourche and other points
west of the river.
Mrs. A. j. Hoge of Austria, was here
last week to attend the graduation Of
her brother, CARROLL Iverson and to
visit a few days with relatives.
w. II. Smith has discarded his old
Ford car, which has given him good
service for several years, and this
week purchased a new touring car of
that make.
St. Paul's Episcopal church, Rev.
VIM. Hall Williams, rector. Services
for next Sunday, Whitsunday: Morn
ing prayer and address at 1890; Sun
day school at 11:3O; Evening prayer
and address at 4:30.
Frank Simmons and G.. p. Welch
got into a quarrel over some stock
Saturday night and as a result the
latter was somewhat pounded up. He
caused the arrest of Mr.. Simmons for
assault and battery and the latter paid
a ten dollar fine to Judge Trygstad.
The Yankee Robinson circus showed
here Tuesday and attracted a large
crowd to the city. The performance
of the circus was a good one, some
of the acts being the equal of anything
carried b. the biggest shows, and
everyone who attended seemed to be
fully satisfied.
Minneapolis informs us that he and
Mrs. Betkey are now located at 400
Yale Place, where they will be glad
TO greet their old %Brookings friends.
Mr.. Betkey has completed his com
mercial course and is now in the en-
ploy Of the st. Anthony e. Dakota Ele-
vator company.
f. VI. Ellis arrived from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Thursday to look after
the sale of his household goods, which
was held on Saturday. Mrs. Ellis ar
rived Friday evening and visited un-
til yesterday morning with friends.
She has lately returned from Cali
fornia, where she spent a year for the
benefit of her health, which is much
better than when the family lived
here. Mr.. Ellis states that he is pros
pering in a business way and is well
pleased with his new home.
The South Dakota Newspaper Union
of Sioux Falls, which supplies patent
insides" and plate matter to most of
the weekly papers in the state, has
arranged with the college here by
which the institution is to furnish "A
farm page for the papers Of South
Dakota every three of four weeks. The
articles will be written by the experts
on the faculty and the service should
be a popular one with the newspa-
pers. It will also be a good advertise
ment for the college, as it will reach
probably half Of the homes in the
state. The college has organized a
publicity department, which has
charge of this and other methods Of
bringing the institution before the peo-
pie, and it in under the supervision of
Prof. G.. A. Starring, who has the
ability and hustle 10 make it a success.
r Comic opera lovers have a fine
treat in store for them next Monday,
June 3, when Begger Prince Opera
Company presents Auber's beautiful,
romantic Comic Opera Fra Diavolo'
The Devil at the Grand opera house,
Geo. Andrews in discussing the merits
of tho cavara1 old Standard Oparac