The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-07-11
Hay land to rent. Geo. Rude.

Now is the time to use Paris Green
We handle only the best. Kendall's
Pharmacy.
r. King of Argo, township and one
OF the old settlers of Brookings coun-
ty, was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ole Knutson returned home
Monday evening from Minneapolis,
where she visited her daughter for
some time.
Misses Agnes and Alice Flittie ar
rived from Madelie, Mimi, Monday
evening for a visit with their
brothers.
DR.. A. W. Hyde returned home Sum-
day from Green Lake. Mimi, where
he spent three or four days with his
family.
Editor and Mrs. Pratt Of Elkton, and
Editor and Mrs. Robinson of White,
We're among the out Of town visitors
to hear Bryan.
Misses Allie and Callie Cole ar
rived from Madelia, Mimi, Monday
evening for a few weeks stay at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. c. A. Palmer.
Frank Prentiss and wife and baby
arrived from Minneapolis this week
and will visit some time at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Prem
tiss.
John Mason, the little nephew of
Mrs. Van Dusen Fushback, who spent
about ten days here, returned to his
home in st. Paul Friday night.
Miss Anna Gooch of Garden Prairie,
H., was the guest the last week at
the home of her brother, E. H.
Gooch, departing Monday evening for
Denver.
Mrs. Anna King departed yester.
day morning for her home at Pitts
burg, Pa, after an extended visit at
the home of her father, August
Freidel.
Miss Birdie Sell returned to her
home at Lismore, Mimi, Tuesday
morning, after spending some time at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. R. H.
Bartlett.
Geo. Wilkinson, son-in-law to A. ].
Gilbert, left Friday evening for his
, ranch in Meade county, after spend
ing a short time here. His wife is
/. staying for a longer visit.
E. P. Lamb and son, Wesley, are
, here from Santa Ana, Cal, to spend
> several weeks looking after their
farms. Mr.. Lamb tells us that they
!. find life very enjoyable with the big
Brookings colony at Santa Ana.
Miss Nettie Sheldon left Friday
evening for Hot Springs, where she
will spend most of the summer at
: the home of Miss Ruth Wood. On
the way out she stopped at Arlington
for a visit over Sunday with Miss
+ Carrie Haas.
DR.. w. S. Bentley Of Hot Springs,
a graduate of the State College, was
, in the city Tuesday on his way to
/, Watertown to attend the officers
school of the national guard. He was
r accompanied by several other guard
officers from the Hills.
L. H. Thume Of Albert Lea, Mimi,
, and Filing Hermanson of Lake Mills,
!, Iowa, returned to their homes Tues
day morning, after a visit with the
Alrick families. While here they also
renewed their acquaintance with Rev.
Fossnes, being former parishioners Of
: his.
Lieutenant P. B. Peyton, com
mandant at the college, wen to
!; Watertown Monday evening to at
tend the officers school of the state
!, guard. Guy ~Youngberg and Sam
Young went up Tuesday. The Brook
ings company of the guard will go TO
Watertown Saturday, where a special
train will take the guard companies
to Sparta, Wis. for the annual en-
campmcnt.
Halle Morehouse last week pur-
chased n of the finest autos that
has yet been brought to the city, a
Cole-40 touring car, through A. B.
Allison, the local agent. The new
machine is equipped with all of the
: latest improvements, including cleo
trio lights and self-starter. Mr.. ALI
son and Mr. MOrehouSe wen. nm 70
Minneapolis Friday and drove the
car home.
The Woman's Civic League has had
a dozen refuse receptacles placed on
Main and other nearby streets and
others will be added after a time. 1t
. is the hope Of the league that all
paper and other refuse will be placed
. in these cans, thereby doing much to
improve the appearance and health
of the city. The Register urges the