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


time.
Wanted-$50.0O for 10000 lbs hard
ccaI. viii be more. Botsford Lum-
Der Co.
Mrs. Lillian Smith departed Tues
day morning for St. Paul for a visit
OF a few days.
II, NJ. Crawford of Trenton, left
Monday evening for Sioux Falls to
spend a few days
o, O. Graves departed Sunday morn
ing for Chicago TO select new goods
for the Model store.
Mrs. Clennon and son Robert of
Huron, We're guests at the c. b. John
SOL home on Tuesday.
Wanted-50 housewives TO please
with White Ash coal. Botsford Lum-
Der Co.
Mrs. Lillian Smith returned Monday
evening from Aurora. where she spent
a day Of two looking after her farms.
T. l.. Chappell returned home Mon
day night from a week or ten days
business and pleasure trip TO the
Black Hills.
DR., II. II. F%rudenfeld, the eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist, of Madison,
will visit Lake Preston aG.in on
Thursday, August 22nd.
Chas. c. Van Nuys of the depart
ment of physics at the Rapid City
School of Mines, spent Tuesday here
looking owe the city and college.
The Brookings roller mills are
closed down for o few days for a
thorough oyerhauling in anticipation
OF a heavy fall and winter business
Miss Theresa Iamm returned to
her hone ut Watertown Monday even
ma. after a +wo weeks visit At the
Chas. Gamble and John Randall
bones.
Miss Anna Janke returned home
Monday evening from Rochester.
where she underwent an operation
She vas accompanied home by Miss
Ella Yust of Owatonna.
Miss Winnifred Enos departed Mon
day evening for Valley City, y. d.. to
spend a months vacation with her
sister, Mrs. Grace Bradley. During
her absence Mrs. Enos will have
charge Of the library.
The council met in regular session
Monday evening and only routine bus
mess transacted. Several important
matters were expected to come up for
consideration, but these were post
poued until a special meeting, to b.
held tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Geo. j. SeXauer and Miss
Laura and Mrs. Kirshner and daugh-
ter returned Tuesday morning from
their visit in the Black Hills. Mrs.
Kirshner and daughter will remain a
few days before returning to their
home in Wisconsin.
Oscar Swartling has resigned his
position at the drug store and ex-
poets 10 again enter the banking bust
ness, having several positions in
view. He has yet not decided which
to accept but Will leave Toronto in a
short time.-Toronto Herald.
Those who desire eye, ear, nose or
throat consultation or who wish
glasses exactly fitted, should see Or.
Frudenfe'd the Madison eye, ear.
nose ana throat specialist, who viii
be in Lake Preston on Thursday,
August 22nd; one day only,
r. A. Storm left Tuesday morning
for Mckenzie county, North Dakota.
to spend a week or ten days looking
after his farm. Mr.. Storm tells us
that he threshed the barley on his
farm near Bruce last week and the
yield was "A splendid one.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Luhr Of College
Springs, Iowa, visited over Sunday at
the home Of A.. Z. Swift, Mrs Luhr
3 DtlIS a NlTt'I Vi Nllf. D'.4lt. lltt
were on their way to Seat'e and other
points on the Pacific coast, and We're
accompar Jed from here by Mrs. Mary
Smith, mother of Mrs. Swift and Mrs.
Luhr.
The Pleasant Hour will present the
CRUSADERS for two nights-tonight
and tomorrow night, Thursday and
Friday, August 80. Picturing the
greatest religious and historic vents
in all history. A clean, educational
and interesting show. Don't miss
this wonderful picture. Last time
here. Admission los and zoe.
The Register this week resumes its
political column on page two, and
under it will be found a couple of very
interesting opinions upon the present
political situation. The Register con
Quoted this column for several weeks
prior to the June primaries, and il
will be continued from now until