The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-09-05

home Friday morning from a few
days visit at Hayti.
julius Clevan visited over Sunday
with his family, returning to White
Monday morning.
Mrs. G. E. Ostroot Of Lake Preston,
visited relatives and friends here the
first of the week.
Lieutenant's Last Fight at the
Pleasant Hour Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 81. First show at 7:45.
Mrs. Chris Lynch and daughters
Wen to Minneapolis Tuesday morn.
ing to attend the fair.
Miss Birdie Mcknight went to Min.
neapolis Tuesday morning to visit
friends and attend the fair.
Both Sides of the Shield" an inter
esting story of the Southland, will ap-
pear shortly in the Register.
Mrs. o. A. Hagen returned home
Saturday evening from Iowa, where
she visited during the week.
I1dIly T.. EVILS, JIG hCN ooooo
coach of the college, arrived here Mon
day, accompanied by his wife.
A. l.. Davis left Tuesday morning
for Minneapolis and Burlington, Iowa,
to spend a week on business.
E. /. Briggs, the night policeman, is
taking a weeks vacation, which he is
spending at the Minnesota fair.
Lieutenant's Last Fight at the
Pleasant Hour Friday and Saturday,
Sept. ca. First show at 7:45,
Mrs. Patterson invites the ladies OF
Brookings and vicinity to inspect her
line of Fall Millinery, which is now
being shown. New fresh hats will be
coming each week. Second floor,
SINNERS department store.
DIR. and Mrs. Horace w, Tilden re.
ed home Friday morning from Maine,
where they spent the past three
months. They were at the sea side
the greater part of the time, and they
report a m st enjoyable summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Nelson of Tracy,
Mrs. Foulon of Client, Mimi, and
Mrs. Nellie Won Sedhoff of Tauton,
Mimi, were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Ray a few days
last week, coming here by auto.
w. A. Garfield last week purchased
the Opsahl farm tee miles west OF
the city. This is a good farm and
when Mr.. Garfield completes the i'm
provements he has in mind it will be
a valuable property.
Miss Florence Cady, who has been
a stenographer in the office Of the Cul
hane Adjustment Company the past
year or two, left Monday morning fol-
her home at P~ipestone, where she will
remain indefinitely.
The September committee of the
Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E. church
will have charge of the Pleasant Hour
Thursday and Friday evenings, Sept
1918
At the Black Hills tennis tourna'
ment last week Oscar Mathews
reached the finals in the singles, but
lost out, and in the doubles he and
his partner, Bennett, Of Belle Fourche
won the first honors.
Mrs. E. J. Steuerwald and little
daughter, who have been visiting heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. l.. Tree fol-
the past month, left Tuesday night for
Minneapolis, going from there to their
home at Virginia, MINI.
E. T. Burris and w. C. Elford went
to Redfeld Tuesday evening to attend
a meeting of the Young Peoples Pro
hibition society of the state.
Between post Office closing and the
poor train service this week it has
kept the public guessing whether they
would get any mail at all or not.
A benefit for the Educational Build
ing fund will be held at the opera
: house September 6. This will be the
: operetta, The Belle of Barnstapoole,'
, and it will be under the direction o.
Misses Lila Alton and Nellie Kendall
which is assurance that it will be GU
: of the ordinary. Admission Csc, 50t
{ and 75c.
Miss Gladys Nash came down from
Estelline Saturday morning and spen'
the day with relatives, returning t
her home at Arlington in the even
ing.
Geo. and Lee LeFevre, of Dixon, III.
have been visiting the past week a
t the home OF their brother, T. 8. lie
Fevre. They made the trip up by
auto.
Mrs. c. E. Palmer, accompanied b!
) her sister, Mrs. Wolff and daughter
Mrs. Berger, left Tuesday wor a tel
days visit with another sister at Ada
t MINI.
. Miss Dolores Wicks returned to he
home at Walnut Grove. Mimi, Satur