The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-09-14
Local and Personal
The Man Higher Up"

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ings County Fair next week.
C. H. Collins returned home Satur.
day from a business trip to Britton.
DR.. c. j. Engelson returned home
Friday from a business trip to Chi.
cago.
Come in to the Fair mex week and
bring your neighbors. Big time for
everyone.
Z. c. Olson went to Watertown
Tuesday evening to look after affairs
at the Model store.
The Hel-fi Spark Plug. They suit
because they don't SCOT. For sale
at McCarl's Garage.
j. p. Erie returned home last week
from a five months visit at Madison,
Wis, and other points.
Remember that during the fair there
will be a change of program every
night at the Pleasant Hour.
Mrs. Jacob Schlarb Of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, spent most of last week
visiting at the home of Phillip
Schlarb.
Mrs. A. E. Chamberlain and children
departed Friday morning for Mimi.
eapolis, where the family will make
their home.
Prof. Thompson returned home Fri
day from a trip through the southern
part of the state for the stallion
registration board.
Prof. B. A. Dunbar returned home
Saturday evening from Chicago, where
he has been taking special work at
the University Of Chicago.
II you are in the market for an
automobile don't fail to see the 1912
model Overland Touring car on ex-
hibition at McCarl's Garage.
Mrs. Paul butcher departed Sun
day morning for Columbus, Wis, to
visit her mother, Mrs. l.. E. Adams
and will be gone about two weeks.
Harry G. Williams and bride ar
rived here Monday evening. They will
occupy the Hyde cottage on Seventh
avenue, which Mr.. Williams has pur.
chased.
f. p. Austin and wife of Clark, Wis
tied a day or two the last Of the
week at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Harold Davis, on their way home
from the Twin Cities.
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.
The college took up a fine exhibit
to the state fair at Huron Saturday.
Nearly every department in the in
stitution is represented, as we'll as the
sub-stations throughout the state.
Hon. H. l.. Loucks, who is delivering
lectures throughout the state on popu-
II = 10 liz 6uNCI VI 1N'
and Mrs. G. L. Brown Saturday. Mrs.
Brown is a daughter of Mrs. Locks.
The Toggery this week installed two
new oak clothing cases, which add
greatly to the appearance of the in
terror of the store. Two new signs
have also been added to the front Of
the building.
Geo. G. Rude spent several days
last week at Minneapolis attending
the state fair and on business. He
was accompanied by his daughter,
Evelyn, who went from there to visit
an uncle near Duluth.
Captain II. T. Jensen of Company
c, went to Huron with the following
men who will assist in maintaining
order at the fair grounds: Johnston,
Hewitt, Swift, Shepard, Leftgren,
Holmes, C%ottinghom, Grenly, Bigger.
Joe Swering arrived the first of the
week from Gilmore City, Iowa to visit
his parents and friends. He is in
charge of the power plant of a cement
manufacturing company at Gilmore
City, and is we'll pleased with his
position.
Mrs. Andrew Void returned home
Saturday evening from Minneapolis,
where she has been taking treatment
in the Swedish hospital for the last
six weeks. She was accompanied
home by her sister-in-law, Miss Anna
Void, who is a nurse in the hospital.
The new 1912 model Overland tour
ing a is now on exhibition at Nc
Carl's Garage. The Overland is the
most moderately priced touring car
on the market. Reserve power and
speed to meet all rational require
ments, carrying five passengers with
all comfort. Come and see them.
The county commissioners at their
meeting last week let contracts for the