The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-08-29

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Iowa.
Miss Elenor Bennett, one Of the
teachers in the city schools arrived
today from her home at Chicago.
Get your school supplies at Ken
dall's. Pens, pencils, tablets, rulers,
scratch paper, everything you need.
Mre p. C. Johnson and Mrs. II. G.
Johnson returned home yesterday
morning from a visit at Hetland.
Mrs. l.. j. Edwards and children,
who have been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dull for several
weeks, departed yesterday morning
for their home at Eagle Lake, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anonby returned to
their home at Minneapolis yesterday
morning, after a few days visit at
the home OF her sister. Mrs. H. X.
Halvorson.
o. A. Burman has given up the job
of delivering the express and mail and
c. A. Davis will take up the work the
coming week.
f. L.. Williams came up from Lake
Benton Tuesday evening for a few
days visit with his brother, e. H.
Williams.
First showing Of fall hats Friday
and Saturday, August 80 and 81. Miss
Gertrude HOLSTER, successor to Mrs.
l.. A. Errington.
Rev. Charles X. Hoyt, OF the Huron
college faculty, occupied the pulpit of
the First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening.
Z. J. Stewart and family of Adair,
Iowa, who spent last week at the J. w.
Linn home, departed Saturday even
ing for Faulkton to visit other rela-
tiyes.
Now is the time to get a bargain
III a modern six room house in East
Brookings near the college. Must sell
by September list. A. f. Swift, office
over p~ostofice, room 203.
First showing of fall hats Friday
and Saturday, August 80 and 81. Miss
Gertrude HOLSTER, successor to Mrs.
l.. A. E%rrington.
Mrs. julius Clevan and children re-
turned home Thursday evening from
Heron Lake, Mimi, Where they visit
ed relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. j. A. Peterson returned to her
home at Mankato Saturday morning
after a couple of weeks visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Kaprud.
First showing of fall hats Friday
and Saturday, August 80 and 81. Miss
Gertrude HOLSTER, successor to Mrs
l.. A. Errington.
A supper will be served at the schoo
house park this evening for the benefi'
of the fund being raised for the cree
ton of an educational building at the
county fair grounds.
This week is the last n of thu
August Clearance Sale and everythin,
~ will be sold regardless of price by
Saturday, to make room for new goods
Helen Johnson.
Miss Rilla McElmurry returned t.
her duties as dietician in a Chicago
y hospital Saturday morning, afte
spending a couple Of months vacation
at the home of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. S. H. McElmurry.
A letter from Father Shean inform.
us that he will not be home this week
-, as expected, as he has been i'll will
blood-poisoning, but is now recovering
~ He expects to be here to have services
the second Sunday in September.
In order 20 introduce our specia
be school tablet we will give away FREE
he with each tablet purchased, one higl
IN grade lead pencil. This offer is TO
At. one week only, ending Sept. 18th
Brookings Pharmacy, Clyde Tidball
in Prop.
ne Mrs. Van Doren, the first preceptres;
n at the college and who will be remem
ue bered by the older residents, suffere'
a severe stroke Of paralysis at he
I'm home at Post Falls, Idaho, and he
ed condition is very serious.
re The public schools will open tn
as coming Monday and the teachers VIII
live out Of town are expected to arriv
of here today and tomorrow. Everythin
F. is in readiness for the opening and tn
re- prospects are good for the largest a
tendance in the history OF b schools
State Game Warden Bancroft {
in WATERFOWL, was in the city Frida
ere evening and Saturday comforting wit
re J. G. Miles, the county warden. NJ
on Bancroft was on his way home fro
an extended auto tour through tn
ok state in the interest OF his depar
ork ment.
will In order to introduce our specij
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