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

Mrs. Chas. Martinson was operated
upon at the hospital Sunday.
Howard Owens was operated upon
at the hospital yesterday morning.
E. G.. Jerde went over to Volga Sat
urday evening and visited between
trains.
Mrs. A. B. Hanson went to Aurora
Thursday morning for a few days visit
with relatives.
VIM. Neubiser returned home Fri
day evening from a couple of weeks
visit at Belle PLANE, MINI.
Mrs. W. II. Powers and children
went t o Minneapolis Tuesday norm
ing to spend ten days with friends.
SINNERS Department Store is al
ready showing the Wooltex advance
fall styles in cloaks, suits and skirts,
etc.
Automobile owners, We repair all
inner tubes by steam vulcanizing. Nc
Carl's garage, Hegeman Building, near
depot.
S. w. Cole, who lives south OF town,
went to Estelline Monday evening to
attend the funeral Of his neice, Mrs.
j. l.. Blote.
Misses Winnifred and Marguerite Cat
lett returned home Saturday evening
from Lake Benton, where they spent
the week with friends.
Miss Lyle Cooper returned to her
home at Pipestone, Mimi, Saturday
morning after spending a week or
ten days with Miss Harriet Palmer.
Miss Ruth Langbar arrived from
Minneapolis Monday evening and will
again act as trimmer at Mrs. Erring-
tons millinery store during the fall
season.
A cash prize Of $4,000 with the op-
portunity to double it. What Sun
day school in Brookings county wants
it? Write the Register Publishing
Company for particulars.
Miss Mamie Phelps of Sioux City,
arrived Tuesday morning for a visit
at the home of her uncle, A. J. Ken
dali. She came here from Lake City,
Mimi, where she had been visiting.
The Degree of Honor Lodge will
tender a farewell reception to Mrs.
Anna Lawshe at the lodge hall to-
morrow friday evening. The A. o.
U. w members and all friends are
invited.
Henry Minnick of Converse, Indiana,
has been visiting the past week at
the home Of his cousin, Elmer Ander-
son He departed yesterday morning
for North Dakota points before return
ing home.
Mrs. Will Biggar of Coleville, Wash,
who spent part of the summer with
Brookings relatives, was operated up
or for appendicitis in a Spokane hos
pital upon her return home, and is
recovering nicely.
Mlo. ieopelL DIONS, WHO mas Detll
visiting at the home of A. T. Grove
for a couple of weeks, departed last
evening for her home at Twin Falls,
Idaho. On the way she will visit a
few days with the DR.. Grove family
at Badger.
The brick work on the city hall
was started the last Of the week and
the walls are being pushed up rapidly.
The stone, which was delayed for a
few days, arrived this week, and it is
the intention Of the contractors to
push the work as fast as possible.
Captain II. T. Jensen of Company
c, has been ordered to pick ten men
from his company, over five feet, ten
inches in height, for police duty at
Huron during state fair week. Cap
tain Jensen has been given charge
with his men of maintaining order in
the race track Enclosure
The Brookings team goes to Volga
tomorrow to participate in a baseball
tournament, and a big day is prom
ised. Manager Clark of the local
team is planning to put on a tOurna-
ment here en- Labor Day, September
4th, and expects to secure the serv-
ice Of Miss Amanda Clement, the only
female umpire in captivity.
Aaron Johnson arrived Thursday
morning from Madison, Wis, to visit
his sister, Mrs. Errington, and his
many friends. He has been assistant
at Purdue University the past year,
but the coming year has a position
at the University of Wisconsin, which
will at the same time allow him to
take work leading to a doctors de
gree.
While at Arlington last week Geo
P. Sexauer and son of the Brookings
Roller Mills bought 5000 bushels of
old blue stem and scotch fife wheat.