The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-02-09

Clothes cleaned and pressed az the
Columbia Clothing Company.
The work OF the second semester
OF the college began this week.
NJ. g. Carlisle returned home sun
day from a land trip TO Iowa and
Minnesota.
Mrs. VIM. Welsh of Elkton, visited
a day or TWO the last OF the week al
the home OF John Culhane.
Superintendent Morton returned
home Saturday morning from Mime
apolis. where he spent a week.
Elliott Prentice returned this week
from Sioux Falls. where he has been
been working for several months.
Will and Pat Mccarthy OF Elkton.
visited at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Hurney, the last of the week.
Mrs. Geo. Thine and on, Kenneth.
of Minneapolis. are visiting at the
home OF her sister. Mrs. j.. l.. Jarvis.
Roadmaster j. f. Erwin attended
the farewell banquet given TO Superin-
tendent Moulton at Huron Saturday
evening.
The Brookings County Poultry Club
is holding a show in the Lion drug
store building this week in connection
with the county institute.
Mrs. J. L. Lindskog departed Mon
day morning for Chicago, called there
by the illness of her daughter, who ii
is expected will return home with her.
The L.. b. r. will give a dance at
Company c hall tonight and We under
stand they have secured a harp or
chestra of Chicago TO furnish the
music.
II. +. Haroldson returned home the
last of the week from a trip to Pierre.
He says the legislators didn't seem
TO be very busy, but they might have
been for all he knows.
The county commissioners will meet
at the house next Wednesday
in a special session, among other bust
ness being the letting of the contract
for moving the old court house.
T.. l.. Squirting returned home Sun
day morning from a week spent at the
Mitchell stock show, going from there
to Iowa and Minneapolis. He left
again for the east Tuesday morning.
T. C. Akin returned home Saturday
morning from a trip over the state adj
vertising the tour of the college elee
club and orchestra. He says that the
trip will be a successful one, and he
ought to know.
DR.. Hyde tells us that the smallpox
in the east part of the county is about
cleaned up. There is one case at
Aurora and one or two cases around
Bushnell, but these will be released
from quarantine in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Poole returned
from Rochester this morning, where
they went last Sunday to consult the
Mayos. 1t was found that an opera
ton was unnecessary and the many
friends Of Mrs. Poole will be glad to
learn che is very much improved.
The men of the Baptist church held
a reception in the church parlors
Tuesday evening for DIR. II. w. Tilden,
the new pastor, and the church con
gregatiOn. The gentlemen served nice
refreshments and every other feature
of the evening showed that they are
fine entertainers.
F.. w. Cuckow informs us that the
law firm of Cuckow & Quinn has been
dissolved on account of the continued
i'll health of Mr.. Quinn, who will find
it necessary to go to another climate.
He was stricken with partial paralysis
last fall and a short time ago had an
other stroke, and he has been obliged
to give up his practice altogether. Mr..
CuckOw will divide his time between
the offices here and at Elkton for the
present.
The annual institute of the Brock
ings County Farmers Institute Asso-
citation opened at the G.. A. r. hall yes
terday afternoon. After the prelim-
inaries incident to the opening Prof.
Wilson and DR.. Brigham delivered
papers. The institute will continue
for the rest of the week and every
farmer within driving distance should
attpnG Eri6ay aud SATURDAY. tho rro-
grams will be taken up principally
with addresses by members of Super
intendent Chamberlain's institute
corps.