The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-09-21

east.
Philo Hall went t o Tracy Friday
morning to spend a day or two on
legal business.
Mrs. J.. C. Allison moved Saturday
into the R. ]. White residence, which
she recently purchased.
Beginning next week the first pro-
gram will be put on at the Pleasant
Hour at 7:45. Don't forget it.
Miss Gladys Fasset returned home
Saturday morning from a several
weeks visit with her sister at Water
town.
Miss Lola n. Condit, who succeeds
Prof w. S. Hayes at the college, ar
rived Sunday evening from Jersey
City, n. j.
Charlie Gamble returned home Fri
day evening from Mankato, where he
has been attending the Mankato Com
mercial College.
This has been a busy week for
Bookings, with the county fair On
hand and the crowds of students COM
ing back for the opening of college.
Fay Marvin returned home Tues
day morning from Rochester, where
he underwent another operation, and
this it is expected will about fix him
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Borst returned
to their home at Fox Lake, Wis,
Tuesday morning after a couple of
weeks at the home of their son, DR..
L. G.. Borst.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. T. Kennedy of Brooklyn, n. Y, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Fishback on Wednesday
afternoon of last week.
A cash prize Of $4,000 with the OPP
~portunity to double it. What Sun
day school in Brookings county wants
it? Write the Register Publishing
COMPANY lOI par liCulaio.
Christian Trygstad, instructor in
the school of mines at Rapid City,
spent a couple of days this week at
Lake Campbell, visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Trygstad.
The public schools were excused
Monday and Wednesday afternoons
of this week to allow the youngsters
an opportunity to see the fat stock
and big pumpkins down in west
Brookings.
In another column We print the
statement of the Bank of Brookings,
which shows a satisfactory growth
of business for this popular institu-
ton and does not indicate any. hard
times in this neighborhood.
The train from the north yesterday
morning was about a half hour late
en- account of a bad engine. When
lust outside the yards the engine
went dead and it was necessary to
dispatch another mogul to bring the
train in.
Arthur HartWick of Brookings, and
Joe Miller of Castlewood, have been
putting on wrestling matches on Main
street this week as a free attraction
to entertain the fair crowds. The
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this sport and have been witnessed by
good crowds.
Coach Johnson, of the college, held
the first football practice of the sea
son on Monday afternoon. Quite a
number of men responded and the
squad will be added to for the mex
week. A good sprinkling of veterans
are on hand and these with the new
men coming in are expected to make
up a fast team.
Hon. James Wilson, secretary OF
agricultural in President Taft's Cabi
net, arrived here Tuesday evening to
spend a few days visiting at the home
of his son., Prof. J. w. Wilson. Mr.
Wilson came from his home at Traer
Iowa, where he has been recuperat
ing from his strenuous duties, and
he expects to return to Washington
soon. He was a visitor at our coun
ty fair yesterday and pronounced II
a splendid exposition.