The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-09-12


Prof. and Mrs. G. A. Starring on
Tuesday moved into the L. w. Granger
house on Eleventh avenue.
Gaylord Hanson went to Watertown
Monday evening to take a position in
the Model clothing store.
Chas. Semple. barber at the Evans &
Vrenegor shop, went to Minneapolis
Sunday to spend a couple Of days on
business.
Brookings is contributing it's share
to the state fair crowds this week, q
good delegation going up from here
each day.
Judge Seward was down from
Watertown and held chambers court
at the court house Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. No matters of public
importance were heard.
DR.. Stevenson the w%ell-known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist Of Sioux
Falls, will be in ~Brookings, Friday,
Sept. eth, at the Leon Hotel. Glasses
also fitted correctly.
Miss Halle Hyde left Tuesday morn.
ing for Des Moines, Iowa, to take up
her work as head of the department of
domestic science in Des Moines col
lege.
Miss May Camp, formerly a teacher
in the White schools, was the guest of
Miss Gertrude Stedman the last Of the
week. She went from here to Castle
wood, where she teaches this year.
Miss Cecile Welch departed yester-
day morning for Boston, where she
will attend the New England Conserva-
tory of music. She was accompanied
by Miss Wakefield of Lake Benton.
DR.. Hobson Hog Cholera Remedy,
the new discovery for the prevention
and cure Of hog cholera, has been
used with good success in Iowa and
Minnesota. Tidball's Pharmacy.
Tomorrow night the regular month
ly meeting OF the Commercial Club
VII VIC uClu II Ihc dSoSlIDls TWILL. no
there was no meeting in August con-
siderable business has accumulated
and every member is urged to be pres
ent.
Verne l.. the th~ree-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Kjolseth, passed
away last Thursday. The funeral was
held from the home Friday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Fosness and inter
ment made in the Lutheran cemetery.
Prof. j. w. Wilson spent Monday and
Tuesday at the state fair and he re-
ports that the live stock, machinery
and farm products exhibits to be the
finest ever, and he says that the fair
will establish a record as the greatest
ever held in the state.
Arthur Walton came up from st.
Peter last week and returned on s tur-
day morning, accompanied by Mrs.
Walton. Miss Rhea Roach returned
with them and will play the piano
in the moving picture theatre and at
tend school.
Prof. n. E. Hansen, F. S. Stolten-
berg, w. H. Beals, William Wood and
Arne Larsen Of the Horticultural de-
partment of the college, went to Huron
Saturday with the exhibit from the de-
partment. The entire force will re-
main during the week.
Mrs. Matson of Vienna, was the
guest at the homes of her sons, Albert
and John Matson a few days last
week, returning home Friday. She
was accompanied by her sisters, Mrs.
Mortenson and Mrs. Hanson and
daughter, Miss Anna, of Chicago.
Our n~eighboring county of Moody is
advertising a big time at it's county
fair, the Gates of which are September
%, "a, rs and &c. This is the week
following our own fair and those OF
our citizens who car should spend at
least one day at Flandreau.
Ole Levold and John Harmon were
arrested at the south end of Lake
Campbell by Sheriff Halvorson on Sun
day on a charge of running a blind
pig" They had their hearing before
Judge Stowe Monday morning and
were bound over to the next term of
circuit court on two counts and under
$3.50 bail.
DIR. f. l.. Moore went to Huron Mon
day evening, having received word
that his t%rotter, entered in the fair
races this week, was sick and he hop
ed to bring the animal around so that
he could race today. Prof. Wilson's
PAGER, Hazel Wilson, and John Nolan's
trotter are also entered in today
races.
Geo. Phillips, who has been foreman
OF the Fridley Auto Company's shops
for the past year, has accepted a posi-