The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-06-08

at the hospital Tuesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Staples last Thursday.
You will like "As You Like It," at
the opera house Tuesday evening.
Call at Smythe's grocery for a de-
licious cup of coffee Friday ard Sat
urday.
Miss Lula Comstock returned yes
terday morning from a few days visit
at WATERFOWL.
II. l.. Hopkins and G. j. Flittie went
to Sioux Falls yesterday to attend the
state bankers convention.
Father Shean went to ST. Paul Mon
day night to select the windows and
fixtures for the new church at Aurora.
The railroad company has been I'M
loading poles this week for the i'm
provement of its lines east and west
Of here,
DR.. A. w. Hyde has purchased a
fourpassenger Buick car for use in
his practice and the enjoyment of
the family.
The walls of J, w. Warren's new
machine shop have been completed
and the workmen are putting on the
roof this week.
Mrs. w. ]. juneau will arrive from
Milwaukee the first of the week and
will remain most of the summer at
the home of her parents.
d. L. Erwin, foreman of the Reg
lister, who vas injured in a motor
cycle accident a couple Of weeks ago,
was able to be down to the office this
week.
Postmaster G.. n. Breed went to
st. Paul Tuesday to attend the annual
meeting of the Tri-state Postmasters'
for a paper.
Prof. r. b. Forsee and family de-
parted this morning for Williamstown,
Mo, to see the professors aged faith
or, who is quite low. They expect to
be gone about a month.
e. J. Ray has purchased the Hudson
torpedo model from the Fridley Auto
company. 1t is a thirty-three horse
power car and about the smoothest
running and incest appearing machine
in town.
After the close of college next week
Profs. Mathews and Hoy will go out
TO the formers farm in the east part
of the county, where they will live
the simple life and chase potato bugs
for a couple Of weeks.
Frank Yocom spent the past week
visiting friends here. having com
pleted his years work in the schools
Of Lake Benton. For next year he
has accepted a position as teacher of
science in the schools OF Lake Crys-
tai. Mimi.
Mrs. Arthur Dressed arrived Satur-
day evening from lone, Wash, for a
visit with relatives and former neigh
bors. Mr.. Dressed, who was formerly
county treasurer, is now in the bank
ing business, having just established
a bank at a town near Spokane.
Those who desire eye, ear, nose or
throat consultation, or who wish
glasses accurately fitted, should see
DR.. II. II. Frudenfeld, the Madison
Hospital Specialist, who will be in
Lake Preston on Thursday, June 18th,
at the Park Hotel; one day only.
Dakin and Hewitt of the college
ball team, furnished the battery for
Elkton in the game with the Elan
dreau Indians at Aurora last Friday.
Elkton won by a cor of 2 to !.
Dakin and Hewitt went to Aberdeen
this week TO try out with the South
Dakota league team of that city.
S. A. McElmurry received a message
Saturday telling him of the death Of
his mother. who passed away at
Sd5enOFld, MILL, dL Clc llpt Oiu dSt
of ninety-three. She was well known
in this county, as she made her
home with Mr.. McElmurry both here
and at White. Mr.. McElmurry did not
receive the message in time for him
to attend the funeral.
f. f. Hovden resigned as manager
of the Bingham Bros. elevator last
Thursday, after a service OF thirteen
years with the company. His health
has not been good for some time and
he will give up active work until
it gets better. The company has
appointed liver Dybdahl to succeed
Mr.. Hovden and he undoubtedly will
make them a valuable man.
r. F. Kerr and John Murphy were
over to Bushnell and White by auto
Saturday looking up advertising for
the fair premium list. The business
men of the county will be well repre-
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