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

All inner tubes repaired by steam
~Yulcanizing at McCarl's Garage.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Burris last Friday morning.
President and Mrs. Slagle returned
home today from their extended west
ern trip.
Myrick Bolles arrived this morning
from Monterey. Mexico, to visit his
mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Williams went
to Winona Sunday night to attend the
wedding of their son, Harry.
The Pleasant Hour is all that the
name implies. Don't fail to see the
pictures the balance Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Olson returned
home this morning from their visit
of two n three weeks in the Black
Hills.
Mrs. juneau and Miss May Murphy
returned home Monday evening from
a several days visit at Ellsworth,
MINI.
c. M. Fassett went to Watertown
Saturday evening to spend a few
days at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Loucks.
DR.. Hill, the eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist OF WATERFOWL. will
be in Brookings at Hotel Leon, Fri
day, August 25th.
The Boy Scouts will serve ice cream
and cake at the band concert this ev-
ening to assist them in paying their
expenses at the state fair.
Mrs. p. J. Murphy and children, who
spent a few days with Brookings
friends last week, left Saturday even
ing for their home at Pierre.
Mrs. Geo. Thayer went to Water
town Monday morning to attend a
meeting of the Degree of Honor lodge,
of which she is presiding officer of
the state.
Mrs. Musser of KenOsha, Wis, who
spent a couple OF weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Ria Zeigler, left Saturday
evening for Huron, from where she
will return to her home.
The Register wants the name and
address OF each Sunday school sup
erintendent and secretary in Brook
ings county together with the num-
Der enrolled in their Sunday school.
Elmer SeXauer and O. A. Hagen
started out by auto Tuesday morning
for the swing around the western cir
Gle to round up business for the
Brookings roller mill and the Ideal
Bakery.
E. J. Ray and Winnifred managed
to hook twenty-four fine bass at Lake
lakewood the first of the week. This
is the record catch of bass for the
season, as they haven't been biting
very well this veal.
DR.. e. l.. Moore entered his two-year
old PAGER, Dad Mix in the colt ace at
the Huron fair. The youngster has been
put through his PAGES on the fair
ground track this summer and shows
symptoms Of being the fastest one Of
the Mix family.
Angel Anderson returned home Sat
urday morning from northern Mime
sofa, where he spent a couple of
weeks looking after his farming in
~terests, and he states that things look
well in that part of the country. He
brought back with him a fine sample
OF blue stem wheat raised up there.
There was a celebration at Lake
Campbell Sunday that attracted a big
crowd. There was a ball game be-
tween Volga and Fremont, a speech
by Olaf Eden and a wrestling match
between Hartwick of this city, and a
Nunda man, and the day Of unalloyed
joy was brought to a close with a
dance in the evening.
Don't forget to cut all corn intend
ed for seed purposes just as soon as
the ears are well denied. The stock
may seem a trifle green, but the seed
will fill out and cure properly in the
shock. Corn cut in this way will have
better color, better luster and better
vitality than when left on the stand
ing stock to mature. A killing frost
should not strike the corr before it
is in the shock.
Misses Halle Hyde, Ada Erwin and
Amy Kelly arrived home this morn
ing from New York City, where they
have been attending the summer
school Of Columbia university. They
visited Niagara Falls and came from
Buffalo to Duluth by way Of the Great
Lakes, having a most enjoyable journ-
ey home. They were accompanied
her by Miss Alta Morgan of Aledo,
ILL.,, a school friend of Miss Hyde, and
she will be a guest at the HYDE home