The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-06-15

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IN evening of pleasant entertain
ment. Go to the Pleasant Hour.
Mrs, ~Gropcngieser of Onida, is here
to attend the graduation of her son.
Prof. w. II. Powers went to Huron
Monday to teach in the summer
school.
Donald Carlisle went 70 Lake Ben
ton Tuesday morning to visit at the
home of his uncle.
Misses Thea Alrick and Winnie
Paul spent Sunday with friends at
Watertown and Castlewood.
Mrs. Carl Quail and little son left
Friday evening for a visit with rela-
tj'es at Chamberlain and Pukwana
Void & Johnson of this city, have
been awarded the contract for build
i'm the new city hall at Sioux Falls.
Judge Seward and Court Reporter
Hopkins went to Watertown Saturday
evening and visited over Sunday at
home
Mrs. w. Z. Purdy arrived home Fri
day evening from Fairbault, Mimi,
where she spent two or three weeks
With her mother.
Miss Mildred Davis, one of the city's
competent hello girls, has gone to
GAINESVILLE and other points in Wis
cousin to visit friends.
The Northwestern road announce
the opening of their splendid new
passenger treminal station at Chicago,
one of the finest in the country.
Having hired an expert horseshoer
am now prepared to do your work
in that line in the best possible man.
ner. r. II. Anderson, the blacksmith.
At the Baptist church for Sunday
June 18th, morning 1915, subject,
How God Makes His Happiness
Ours" Evening topic, Dealing with
Temptation.'
The former Iowa people and others
Who want to enjoy a good day, should
remember the Iowa picnic at the
Simmons grove seven miles south of
Brookings next Saturday.
Miss Grace Roper, formerly a teach
er in the city schools, arrived Thurs
day morning for a visit with the DR.,
Borst family. She has been teaching
at Whitehall, Montana, the past year.
Jessie Erb was severely bitten by
Mike Orhrans' bull dog Tuesday. The
dog seized him several times and but
for timely assistance would have torn
him to pieces. Mr.. Orhrans had the
dog shot.
Aurora and Prairie Hor;e played a
grounds Saturday afternoon, the form
cr team winning by a score of 6 to 3.
There were some good horse races
during the afternoon.
Miss Bessie Fishback arrived Fri
day evening and will make an ex-
tended visit at the home of her uncle,
Horace Fishback. She is on her way
home to Adna, Wash, from New York
City. where she has been attending
college.
Yesterday afternoon at the NJ. f.
parsonage Rev. w. A. Black united
in marriage ole Engibrictson and
Hattie Wilken Of Estelline. At four
O'Clock Rev. Black read the service
which united for life +. d. Southland
and Miss Edna KOrte Of Aurora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. p Sexauer de-
parted Monday morning for an extend
ed trip. They will go first to Niagara
Falls and from there down the st.
Lawrence river by steamer and to
other points of interest, On the way
home they will visit some time in
Wisconsin.
Carl Vernelund, a former college
student, is here visiting old friends
and taking in the commencement tx
e~rcises. He has been attending the
harvard Hltulcdl SCHOOl the last year.
He states that Ben Alton, who has
been at Harvard. will spend the sum
mer in Vermont, returning to Brook
ings in the fall.
Stephen Briggs, who graduated
from the college a few years ago, ar
rived from Milwaukee Saturday, ac-
companicd by his wife and is visit
ing relatives and friends. Mr.. Briggs
is now engaged in the manufacturing
Of automobiles and auto accessories
and made the trip here in a powerful
racing car that he built.
Next Monday evening The Beggar
Prince Opera company will present
Fra Diayolo at the opera house. This
will be the last show of the season
and the house will be dark until Sep
TENDER. Next Mondays show prom
Uses to be one Of the best of the