The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-27

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day evening for a few days visit with
friends.
Mrs. c. J. Day returned home Sat
urday evening from Balaton, where she
spent the week.
f. c. Sheldon's father arrived from
the Pacific Coast Saturday for a visit
at the home of his son..
DR.. Hume, a%gronomist at the col
lege, left last evening to look after
the work on the sub-stations.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. d. Sutton came
down from Manchester Monday morn
ing for a few days stay with relatives.
Sheriff Halvorson Went to Eureka
Thursday evening to serve some sub
poenas for witnesses in the Handwerk
case.
We have a machine that sets your
tires at once and sets them right, you
don't have to wait. John Matson, the
blacksmith.
Mrs. j. r. Towne arrived from Min
neapolis Tuesday evening for a visit
with her father, T. Q Loveland and
other relatives.
Mrs. Blote and children came down
from Estelline Monday morning for a
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Palmer.
Phof. n. f. Hansen departed Tues
day night for lie Crosse to join Mrs
Hansen and the children and spend
a couple of weeks with relatives.
Prof. w. II. Powers returned home
Monday morning from Huron, where
he spent six weeks as teacher OF
English in the Huron college summer
school.
A. b. Allison was at Sioux Falls
yesterday in his Cole auto and on
the return trip he made pretty good
time, doing the sixty miles in one
hour and fifty minutes.
Roberts & Few finished the digging
on the extension of the waterworks
system Saturday night and with the
exception OF the installation of a hy.
drant or two the job is completed.
r. A. Kockenderfer arrived yester-
day morning from his claim in Mon
tana to spend a few days. He re-
ports that section fully as dry and
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Charles SObeld and James Rozum,
saloon men of Kimball. we're arrested
by Game Warden Stewart upon a COM
plant from a farmer for shooting prai-
RE chickens and We're fined $1,000
after pleading guilty.
The work OF painting the outside
walls of the school building is pro
crossing rapidly and the new color
does not look as bad as we anticipated,
although it makes a decided change
in the appearance of the building
Theodore Ramsey, a student from
the Moody Bible Institute at Chicago,
will preach at the Mission House at
Brookings Sunday, July 30th, at 3 p.
m. He will speak in the Scandinavian
language. All Scandinavians are cor
daily invited to come.
Horace Fishback and family and
their guest, w. G.. Dreamer of Brook
Ign, n. Y, went to Rochester Tuesday
morning to attend the wedding of Van
Dusen Fishback and Miss Helen Eaton,
which occurred last evening. From
there the family go to their cottage
at Spirit Lake.
Mrs. f. II. Ainsworth went down to
Sanborn, Mimi, by auto last week and
brought back her brothers seven
and it will be cared for by Mrs. Aims
worth. She was accompanied home
by her brother, Mr.. Patterson, who re.
turned home Saturday morning.
Mrs. NJ. J. Detwiler, mother Of Mrs
j. II. w uttltI VI 81. raul, pdSScu
away at her home at Linneus, Mo-, the
early part of the month, and the fol
lowing week Mrs. Detwiler's sister,
Mrs. N. A. Flournoy died at her home
at ST. Cloud, Mimi. Mrs. Wheeler's
many friends in this city will sincere
ly ~sympathize with her in her double
bereavement.
The postOffice force wanted us to
be sure and call attention to the
change in the appearance Of the lobby.
We hadn't noticed any difference, but
they claim to have put in several
hours Of hard work scrubbing the
woodwork. 1t was the first time in
the history Of the office that the job
had been tackled, which may account
for their failure to make much OF an
impression.
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