The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-06
Local and Personal

Henry Robe entered the hospital
for treatment this week.
Chas. Maher left yesterday for Wis
consin for a several days stay.
c. d. Kendall was confined to his
home by illness a few days last week.
Miss May Murphy went to De Smet
Saturday to spend a week with
friends.
Wander Bie's st. Paul ice cream, the
best made in the Northwest, at It'd
balls pharmacy.
Mrs. A. G. Young is reported to
be quite i'll at Portland, Oregon, where
she went last fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Tinker went to
Blue Earth, Mimi, Saturday morning
for a visit with relatives.
f. f. Bagley and daughter, Miss
Mary. went down to Lake Benton
Tuesday morning to spend the day.
DR.. f. w. Olive went to Mitchell
Thursday evening to spend a few days
on business for the experiment sta
ton.
c. R. Hoy and family returned to
their home at Gary Saturday evening
after spending the week with rela-
lives here
Misses MaDle and Bertha Norby Of
Detroit, Min. arrived Friday even
ing FOX Q visit at the home of their
sister. Ms. :. a. Overaas.
Mrs Vinegar returned to her home
at Watertown Saturday evening after
spending the week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Allison.
James Fitzgerald and family re-
turned to their home at Granite Falls,
Mimi, Saturday evening after a visit
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. C. G..
Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Conklin re
turned home the last of the week
from their visit of a couple of weeks
in Iowa. Saturday morning they went
to Watertown and spent the day.
Prof. G. 4. Young arrived from La
Fayette, Indiana the last Of the week
TO Join his wife and visit relatives
and numerous friends. They went to
Watertown yesterday and will return
home from there.
Ann, Nolan rn+,nnoJ f-o-, n.r-.-
y. D., Thursday evening to spend a
short time at home. Miss Nolan has
spent four months trimming and in
charge of a branch store for Roth
child's Wholesale Millinery of st.
Paul
Misses Amy Kelly and Halle Hyde
departed Friday morning and Miss Ada
Erwin Saturday morning for New
York City, where they will attend the
summer school of Columbia Univer-
sity. They expect to visit some of
the points of interest on the way.
The new court house is now be-
ginning to loom up in fine shape, as
the stone work of the second story
is nearly completed. 1t will not be
a great while until all the stone work
is completed, but of course, that is
the first and easiest part of the job
and the inside work is what takes the
time.
Frank NJ. Murphy this week sold
the West Side barber shop to A. ].
Young, who has taken possession. Mr..
Young has been employed in the shop
for owe a year, is popular with the
patrons of the place, which should
continue to do a first class business.
Mr.. Murphy will remain in Brookings
and engage in the insurance business.
Mrs. f. L. Squirting returned home
Saturday morning from a couple OF
weeks trip to Dies Moines, Iowa. Mr..
Squirting went down to Chicago last
week and returned by way of Des
Moines and accompanied his wife
home. Mr.. Squirting states that no
where on his trip did ho see better
crop prospects than in BrOokings
county, the grain being generally poor
through Iowa and Illinois.