The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-09-07

Miss Eastenans of Estelline spent
Thursday visiting at the J.. w. Cat.
lett home.
Ex-County Commissioner F. w. New.
ton, of White, has been a Brookings
visitor this week.
Tubes and castings vulcanized by
steam, n door east of Cottage hotel,
Hyde & Johnson.
/, ID. Spooner and daughter went up
to Lake Preston Monday evening for
a short visit with relatives.
Clarence Kabrud moved into the
Loveland house, corne of Sixth street
and Seventh avenue on Tuesday.
Secretary r. A. Larson of the col
lege left Tuesday morning for Ames,
Iowa, on business and pleasure bent.
Come out 70 the Gun club next Fri
day afternoon and win a half or
quarter case of shells with game
loads.
Chas. Keith left Friday evening for
Watertown, to pay a short visit at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. S.
Rowe.
/. O. Dybdahl, for Bingham Broth
ers, shipped the first car of new
wheat to eastern markets Tuesday
morning.
Frank Loffhagen is not connected
with the Laird Norton yard any more,
having gone to his home at Beardsley,
Mimi, Saturday.
When your thoughts turn to a win
ter suit or %overcoat, sir, turn your
steps this way and you'll strike the
best. The TOggery.
F. r. Rice of Huron was in the city
several days last week, visiting F.
c.. Gilman. They were comrades in
the railway mail service.
G. w. Van Cunningham and family
of Moneville, this state, came Satur-
day night. They have rented the Mrs.
NJ. B. Aldrich home for a year.
F. c. Stoltenberg and nephew, Oscar
Acker, left Monday morning fer the
Twin Cities, expecting to spend most
of the week at the Minnesota State
Fair.
j. Earle West and two children of
Lake Hendricks motored over Sun
day for a visit with his sister, Miss
Amy West, also at the home of f. L.
Van Dyke.
J. G.. Parsons, NJ. d., Occulist and
Aurist of Sioux Falls, will be at Hotel
Leon. B%rookings, on Thursday, Sep
TENDER q. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat.
James Beck, who visited old friends
here on his return from a trip TO
Illinois, departed Monday evening for
Hot Springs, where he is an inmate
of the Soldiers Home.
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with the superintendent Of each Sun
day school in Brookings county. We
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you. Write us for particulars.
T. NJ. Void, who has direct charge
of the building of the Minnehaha oun
ty Jail and sheriff's residence at Sioux
Falls, and who visited here over Sun
day, returned to his work Tuesday
morning.
The school teachers began to arrive
Friday and were here in time Tor the
meeting in the superintendent office
Saturday afternoon, N annual affair,
to get a line on the ork expected
Of them the coming year.
The hunting season opens Sunday
morning and closes on the night of
October 9th, that is, for prairie chick
ems. The birds are reported to be
plentiful and the nimrods are busy
overhauling guns in readiness for the
slaughter.
The births of the week include a
boy at the home of w ]. Brown on
the LIST, a girl at the home of w.
n Cochrane Of Eureka township on
the 9TH and a boy at the home of
Nicholas Heneghen, who lives nine
miles southeast of town.
Myrick n. Bolles. who spent ten
days in the city visiting his mother
and sister, departed Saturday morn
ing for New York City on business
for the smelling firm of which he is
manager at Monterey, Mexico, He
will go to Mexico from New York by
water.
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