The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13

french Auto Oll 1Or SAFE at NC
Carl's Garage.
The two Olson children were opera
ted upon at the hospital Tuesday.
r. H. Williams will sell his house
hold goods at auction on Saturday,
July 22nd.
w. IL. Deeth and family went to
Watertown Thursday evening to visit
over Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Nordine of Minneapolis,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Anderson.
Frank House arrived from Rapid
City Monday morning for a few days
stay with relatives.
Miss Mary Grove returned Saturday
from a weeks stay at the home of
her brother at Badger.
Miss Frances Wagner arrived from
st. Paul Friday and is visiting at the
home Of her uncle. John Croft.
Mrs. Savage of Detroit, Mich, ar
rived Tuesday evening for a few days
visit at the home of w. II. Harza.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Purdy enter
ttained about a dozen friends at a
six O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening
Mrs. Clark returned to her home at
Hubbard. Iowa, yesterday morning af-
ter IA visit at the home of ]. r. Haw-
kins.
Mrs. Bonesteel came down from
Watertown Saturday morning for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Stowe.
Mrs. Henry Rehfeld of Miles City,
Montana, is visiting at the home Of
her father. Thos. Gullick, having ar
rived the last of the week.
Mrs. Geo +. Thayer returned home
Thursday night from Newell. where
she has spent the past six weeks Wis
iting her son and daughter.
Carl Fierstad. the Elkton druggist,
visited friends here a short time the
last of the week on his way to Es-
feline for a vacation of a couple of
weeks.
The usual after the Fourth lull
p, in business is not very much in evil
dcnce in Brookings. as all of the
merchants report a very good bust
ness for hot weather.
John y. Deets of Pierre, has been
appointed commissioner of immigra-
ton and will have charge Of the
r publicity bureau Of the state, which
began business the first of the month.
A card from Joe Swering, who is in
charge Of an electrical power plant at
Gilmore City, Iowa, informs us that
q. he is getting along well with his work
, and is well pleased with his surround
ings.
Messrs. Ronning, Tree, Cameron
and Severson returned home the last
OF the week from Lead. where they
= attended the South Dakota Firemen's
! tournament as delegates from the
Brookings department.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross arrived
p home Saturday evening from Cali
, fornia. where they spent the winter
-, Mr.. Ross says that they are glad to
be back among the good people OF
! South Dakota and they expect to re
main here.
Alvin and Frank Kremer. STANLEY
White. Ben Lawshe and Emil Heck
J left Sunday for Minneapolis to spend
! a week or ten days, making the trip
q in the Kroner auto. On the way ND
they expected to stop at Green Lake
for a couple of days.
r y. s. Wyckoff tells us that he has
r been over a good part of the county
2 this week and that he has seen very
? little damage done by g~rasshoppers
as has been reported They are in
evidence in some Of the low places,
= but do not seem to be moving about
r much.
= One OF the busiest men around the
+ college during vacation is Prof. Star
ring, who is working overtime with
+ his new bureau Of publicity. He Is
} presenting the many good points Of
2 the institution to the people OF the
state. and We expect TO see good re
: suits from his work next fall
The city council meets in special
: session Saturday night to open the
, second lot of bids for the new city
F.. hall. It is expected that the contracf
: will be let without trouble this time,
and it is hoped that the successful
! contractor will begin AZ once, so that
the work will not run into the win
: ter.
Mrs. Will Biggar Of C~oleville, Wash.
: arrived Tuesday evening and is visit
? inc with the family of her hrOthor.