The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-03
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Local and Personal
Best school supplies at Kendall's.

Best school supplies at Kendall's.
Henry Hanson of Sioux Falls, visit
ed a day or two with his parents this
week.
T. b. Kelly left the last of the week
for Minneapolis, where he will study
music for a year.
Lester Hubbard came down from
Huron yesterday and spent the day
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. S. Anderson Of
Stanhope, Iowa, We're guests at
the home Of their neice, Mrs. f. A.
Hanson a day or two this week.
Miss Myrtle Lee of Mankato, who
formerly lived here, was in the city
the last of the week visiting Miss
Anna Gamble. She is now teaching
at Lake Benton.
Secretary Kerr Of the fair associa-
ton, has been up to the ears in work
this week, sending out the warrants
to premium winners. He expects TO
nave the task completed today.
What's the use of breaking your
back %cranking your car. Let us put a
Primer on your dash and make you
car start as easy in cold weather as
in midsummer. V. d. Wilcox, Ford
Garage.
w. II. Ward Of Sioux Falls, arrived
yesterday to take a position as super
intendent of the work on the new col
lege building. Prof. Solberg has. been
looking after the work since it started
but with the opening of college he
has too much other work.
John VI. Hanson, who disposed of
his property at auction last week,
this week moved with his family TO
Alexandria, Mimi, where they have
purchased a farm. Mr.. Hanson is an
old resident Of this community, and
was for years employed at the city
light plant, and he has a large mum
Der Of friends who regret to have
him leave and will extend best wishes
for success in his new home. The
Register will keep him informed on
Brookings events.
Mrs. Quincy Lee Morrow, Mrs. ]. p
Ramsay and Mrs. Milton Mcknight
returned last night from Pierre where
they have been attending the state
convention of the WOman's Christian
Temperance Union the past week.
They were splendidly entertained by
the people Of our capitol city. Satur-
day evening a reception was rendered
the delegates at the state house. On
Monday afternoon autoes were pro
yided and a visit to the Indian school
was made and on the same evening a
splendid banquet was given the yisi-
tors by the Woman's Club of Pierre
The convention adjourned to meet
again next year at Mitchell to cele-
brate its 25th anniversary.
r A. Woodall and Marcus Dodds Of
the Automobile Blue Book Publishing
Company, arrived in the city yester
day and remained over nigl t, the
guests Of Prof Solberg, leaving for
Sioux Falls this morning. They are
travelling over the Winnipeg to Gulf
Route through Brookings and are
mapping the road for the mex issue
of the Blue Book. They started at
White Rock. north of here, and will
90 through TO Kansas City. Mr.. Wood
all informed the Register that the
Brookings route through South Da.
kota was far better than the other So
called meridian road and that there
is no question but that it will be given
the preference by the Blue Book,
which is the official road guide of the
country. They are making the trip in
a Is horsepower two-pas51nseT
Thomas FLYER, which will go through
any kind Of roads.