The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-05

HNSo NIdihS sSSlSlOd
Don't miss the Ladies Coat sale
by The Hub store Friday and Satur-
day.
Chase-Lister stock company at the
grand three nights, beginning Octo-
Der u.
Miss Hattie Palmer returned home
Monday evening from a ten days visit
at Estelline.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Sutton Of Man
chester, visited relatives here a few
days the last of the week.
Charley Gamble returned to his
studies at Mankato Monday morning
after spending some time at home.
Mrs. G. +. Knappen and little son
returned home last evening from Min
neapolis, where they spent about a
week.
Henry Hanson of Sioux Falls, Wis
tied his parents here Tuesday. He is
now on the road for the Sioux Falls
Paper company.
Mrs. George Erickson returned to
her home at Mable, Mimi, Thursday
morning after spending three or four
weeks with relatives here.
Mrs. Anderson returned to her home
at Story City, Iowa, Saturday morn
ing after spending several weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. Emil Hanson.
Sub-irrigated lands are the best on
which to grow alfalfa. A small sec
ton of northern North Dakota is sub
irrigated and will grow alfalfa sue
cessfully.
The first meeting Of the Forum will
be held at the home of DR.. G.. l..
Brown next Monday evening. There
will be a paper by DR.. Tilden on
PHILOSOPHY Of Music"
Rev. and Mrs. Gardner, parents of
Mrs. B. T. Green, arrived from Gill
City, Iowa, Friday evening to
take up their residence in Brookings.
They will occupy the cottage south of
DR.. Green's.
Prof. y. f. Hansen departed Tues
day morning for Canton, where he
gives his lecture. "Travel Notes
Around the World" before the an
nual meeting Of the South Dakota
Federation Of Woman's Clubs.
Ward Waltz arrived the last Of the
week to spend about a week visiting
at the home Of his mother. For sew
eral months he has been working for
the Dakota Central Telephone com
pany on the extension work west of
Aberdeen.
Miss Lulu Casley's music pupils
gave an excellent recital at the G..
A. r. hall last Friday evening. and
in their work reflected much credit
upon themselves and their teacher.
The recital was given for the bene-
fit of the Catholic church.
Last Friday evening the annual ia
Guilty reception to the students was
given in the college armory. There
was ar unusually large crowd present
and a most enjoyable evening spent.
Christensen's orchestra furnished
music. and Miss C%athcart, the new
teacher Of voice, gave a delightful
solo.
The county commissioners met at
the court house Tuesday for the regu-
lar quarterly session. It was expected
that the contract for the interior
decorations of the new court house
would be let at this time, but Mr.
Bell, the architect, writes that he is
unable to be here on account Of illness
and the matter will have to go over
until mex meeting.
DR.. Fl II. Stoncr Of Highmore, who
was recently appointed superintend-
ent of farmers institutes to succeed
A. T. Chamberlain, was here the last
of the week and spent a few days.
He will have his office at the college
and will move his family to this city.
DR.. Stoner has been a member Of the
institute corps for a number OF
years and is well qualified for his new
position. lie is now busy preparing
for the years work.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G.. Olson and Mas
ter Lyle left the last of the week for
Grand Forks, y. D., where Mr.. Olson
and his brother, NJ. G.. Olson. have
closed one Of the largest clothing
deals ever effected in this section.
They purchased the r b, Griffith
store in hat city, the largest clothing
store by far in the northwest, The
stock will be closed out at once and
new fixtures installed, after which the
Grand Forks Model store Will be