The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-09-07

AHuISW NOld went 10 minneapolis
Saturday night on business.
". h. Roddle was among those who
Went 10 the Twin Cities Friday night.
Buy your fall suit here. sir, and no
regrets will follow, $4,000 to $500.
The Toggery.
Prot. j. w. Wilson went to the
Twin Cities and the Minnesota Fair
Monday night.
s. b. Kelly, who spent most of last
week in Minneapolis, reached Brook
ings Saturday morning.
Oryis Peterson, who has spent sew
eral weeks in Iowa, returned Tuesday
evening to again go to school.
Frank ~Farrankop and family went
up to WATERFOWL Thursday evening
for a short visit with friends.
Miss Florence Phillips went TO Ar
lington Saturday evening, to begin
another years teaching in the public
schools.
Mrs. O. c. Rutherford and daughters
OF Huron arrived Saturday morning
for a visit at the home of f. c. OH
man and family.
There was a double-header baseball
game at Lake Campbell Sunday. Nun
da beat Sinai 6 to l and Bookings
beat Nunda : TO /.
The evening train from the east has
been late since Saturday, extra traf-
fc TO the Minnesota state fair being
! given as the cause of the delay.
Handsome neckwear just in from a
special maker, new silks and new
shapes. NeCkwear worth seeing and
wearing, 25c and soc. The Toggery.
Mr.. Doner of Gary and Mr.. Hanson
OF Clark, creamery owner and opera
tors, were in the city Friday, confer
ring with Dairy Inspector A. p. Ryger.
Frank Dull and wife, who were
called TO Ellsworth, MINI, a week ago
Monday by the death of a nephew of
Mr.. Dull's, reaching home SATURDAY
evening.
Mrs. NJ. b. Aldrich departed Sun
day morning for Minneapolis, to visit
at the home of her son, who is the
principal of one of the large grade
schools there.
All those who wish 70 furnish room
and board to students, or room with
Il board, will please notify Presi-
dent Slagle at the college at their
earliest convenience.
Mrs. Story of Ada, Mimi, a sister
of Mrs. G A. Palmer, who was called
here by the death of her niece, Mrs.
]. l.. Blote of Estelline, departed for
her home Thursday night.
Don't forget that the film service
at the Pleasant Hour is just as good
as any in the state. You will enjoy
the pictures. Go and see them to-
night and the rest of the week.
Mrs. Frank Farrankop and Miss
Amy West departed Tuesday morn
ing for Rochester, where Miss West
will consult the Drs. Mayo respect
ing her health, which has not been
good of late.
f. f. HOvden, who spent two or
three months visiting his old home
in Norway, reached Brookings Tues
day morning. His health, which has
been poor for some time, was not
very much improved by the trip.
Mrs. Robinson and daughter Of
Omaha, who visited for about seven
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Davis, returned TO their home
Thursday evening. Miss Robinson is
the principal of one Of the ward
schools in Omaha.
George Phillips Of Webster arrived
Friday to take the place at Fridley's
garage formerly held by VIM. Con
nell, who has zone to his home at
Manchester, Ohio. Mr.. Phillips worked
here for a short time before, after
graduating from the state college.
The wrestling match at Aurora Sat
urday evening, between a. n. Hart
wick and Young Hack of St. Paul, re-
suited in a victory for Hartwick. The
match was for two falls out of three.
Hartwick won the first fall in n.ne
minutes and the second in eighteen
minutes.
The Parnell-Trenton Epworth
League will hold a box-social at the
Benson home Friday evening, Sep
TENDER 18th. Instead of placing their
names in the boxes ladies are re-
quested TO give their height, weight
and the color of their e. and hair.
Everybody come.
Paul Davis had an experience with
a tarantula Sunday morning that he
is not liable TO forget in a hurry. He
was selling bananas at the City News