The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-21

Watertown and Sioux Falls this week.
NJ. NJ. Johnson left Friday morning
for Flandreau on a visit to his parents.
A. p. Ryger, the dairy expert, left
last evening for the north part of the
state.
G. A. Stead went to Sioux Falls this
morning to spend a couple of days on
business.
last evening for a visit of a day or two
with his folks.
Prof. Thompson went up 10 Willow
l,Lakes Tuesday evening to act as
judge of a colt show.
Chan Heath and family returned
home Tuesday evening from a weeks
visit at Douglas, MINI.
Ask most anyone and they will tell
you that the place for the best photos
is at the Clarin Studio.
AT the Pleasant Hour Friday and
Saturday nights. The Outcast," a 101
DlSOn lWO itdl lSdlulc HIH.
H. G. Moffatt and Miss Margaret re-
turned home yesterday morning from
a few days visit at Arlington.
Mrs. j.. E. McGill returned Tue@day
evening from a couple of days visit
with her daughter at st. Peter, MINI.
Joe Morrison, a former student Of
the college and now director of the
Highmore sub-station. was here Satur-
day.
The County Superintendent spent
the latter part Of the week visiting the
district schools in the eastern part of
the county.
Mrs. Nellie White visited friends in
the city for a few hours, returning to
Elkton Friday morning. She is TAX
ing care Of Mrs. o. T. Grattan.
Misses Julia and Matte Tuftey de-
parted Thursday evening for Kasson,
Mimi, to attend the funeral of their
uncle, John Tuftey, Of that place.
Misses Genevieve and Lotto Under
wood, former college students, were
here visiting friends over Sunday.
They are now teaching at Arlington.
The derailing of the tender of a
freight engine delayed a train for a
couple Of hours Friday morning, the
mishap occurring in the west end Of
the local yards.
C. II. Anderson of Pierre, was here
over Sunday visiting his son, a stu
dent at the college. MI. Anderson is
a former %parishoner of DR.. Tilden and
they enjoyed a good visit.
The football game between Brook
ings and Pierre high schools on
Thanksgiving Day will be played at
the college athletic park and will be
called promptly at three o'clock.
G.. A. Stead, the new proprietor OF
THE Wimsey store, is closing out some
Of the lines and adding greatly to the
stock, and he expects to conduct a
frst-class store in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dull went to
Iowa Yesterday to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Dull will remain there during the
winter, but Mr.. Dull expects to spend
the cold months at Eagle Lake, Texas.
Leon Schrader of Aurora and Miss
Ella Pauls of Dixon, H., were married
Tuesday by DR.. Horace W. Tilden at
the Tilden home. They will make
their home on a farm north of Aurora.
Miss Winifred Crouch, field secre-
tary of the D~eaconess hospital, will
speak at Aurora next Sunday. She
spoke at Trenton and the Durland
settlement last Sunday, with good sue
cess.
w. l.. Goerndt departed Friday
morning for his new work at Tyler,
engaging in the business of buying
and shipping poultry. He has been
helping his brother in the Brookings
creamery since July.
After spending twenty-two days on
the road James Natesta and Halle
Morehouse reached San Diego, Cal,
on Thursday evening, without injury
to their car and having enjoyed the
long and varied trip.
The work of putting in the conduit
work for the telephone lines is near
ing completion, the job being pushed
rapidly during the nice weather. h
cable for the lines will not be here
for a couple of weeks.
DR.. F. E. Boyden writes the Regis
ter that he is now located for practice
at Pendleton, Oregon, having moved
there from Heppner. He says: I'VE
believe hat we rave found the right
place this time. Pendleton is a city
of 5000 people, very beautifully situat-
ed, and we hope to be happy and con-
| tented here"
The high school football team closes