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

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\. l.. Davis and family have moved
into the Ellis house on Fifth street.
Mrs. McGarry returned home Sat
urday morning from a visit at Volga.
Mrs. O. n. Trooien Of Minneapolis,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Knutson.
Mrs. =. y. Cady of Pipestonc, visited
a few days this week With her sister,
Mrs. j. l.. Lindskog.
Mrs. Chas. Keith returned Saturday
morning from a few days visit with
her daughter at Watertown.
5. II. McCarl returned home Sun
day evening from Sioux City, bring
ing a swell new fore-door REQ car.
Dorcas and Erie Stevens of Verdi,
visited a few days last week at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. NJ. ID. Orhans.
J. l.. Tree has been elected delegate
from the fire department to the state
firemon's tournament at Lead next
month.
Theo. Andrews, a former resident
of this city, arrived Monday evening
from Minneapolis to spend a few days
with w. l.. Paul.
Mrs. Anderson of WOonsockCt. Wis
tied a day or two this week with her
cousin. Mrs. II, II. KorstaJ, leaving
last evening for Bruce.
Mrs. John Gullick of Watertown,
visited relatives here a day or two
this week on her way to Rochester,
where she will enter the hospital.
We are in receipt of the announce
ment of the international dry-farming
congress to be held at Colorado
Springs, Colo. beginning October l6.
Mrs. f. c. Neill was operated upon
at the Rochester hospital Saturday.
The operation was not as serious as
was anticipated and she is getting
along nicely.
Editor |. ID. Aldrich of the Big Stone
Headlight, is here this week to attend
the commencement exercises and
alumni reunion. Mr.. Aldrich gradu-
ated with the class of 81.
G. f. Knappen, II. l.. Hopkins and
G.. j. Flittie returned home Thursday
night from Sioux Falls, where they
attended the bankers convention,
making the trip in the latter's auto.
The council met Thursday with
Architect Issenhuth of Huron, to de
eide some matters relative to the
plans of the new city hall. The com
pleted plans are expected to reach
here today.
Miss Very, the pastor, w. S. Elliott,
s. ID. Sly, Mr.. Brown, Mr.. Vercoe,
Mrs. Sarvis, Celia and Paul Elliott
and the Misses Wyckoff attended "A
meeting of the Christian churches of
the state at Huron last week.
The city has been filed with Wis
itors this week who are here to at
tend the commencement exercises Of
the college. Many of them are old
students who are enjoying to the full
est a return to their old stamping
grounds.
Prof. G.. A. Starring informs us that
the st. Paul Premier typewriter have
written him to inquire whether or not
Elmer Larson is available for de-
monstration work on their typcWrit-
ers, as a result of a three weeks con
test in which he won the gold medal.
Hewitt, the college pitcher, who
went to Aberdeen last week, did not
get a tryout with that team, but was
signed by FauIkton. Now Aberdeen
is probably sorry that they turned
him down, for he pitched against
them. holding them to two hits and
shutting them out.
The new train service on the north
line seems to be popular, as it is
well %patronized and a large number of
people change cars here going each
way. It is much more convenient for
the people north of here who want to
come to Brookings, as they formerly
had to spent two nights here when
making the trip by train.
Arthur Adams arrived Saturday
morning from Lansford, \. ID. and is
spending the week with old friends.
Arthur is in the banking business with
his brother Clarence, and their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Girls Adams make
their home there. w. +. lIolbein,
formerly Of Brookings, is in the news
paper business there, and doing well.
St. Paul's Episcopal church. Ser
vices for Sunday, June 18th, first Sun
day after Trinity: Morning prayer at
1890; the sermon will be preached
by the Rt. Rev. Frederick +. Johnson,
d. d., Bishop of the diocese, who will
also administer the Sacrament OF Con
firmation at this service. Evening