The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-09-19


Thursday evening from her visit in
Kansas.
Or. Harry T. Allison will open an
Office in the Postofice block, October
LIST.
Miss Sarah Johnston left Monday
evening for Vermillion, where she will
attend the state university.
Prof. n. f. Hansen went out to
Rapid City Monday evening to spend
several days on experimental work.
Miss Cara Black departed Monday
morning for Mitchell, where she will
attend Dakota Wesleyan University.
Mrs. Vim. Hebb and two daughters
OF Minneapolis, arrived the last Of the
week and are guests Of Mrs. F. G.
Poole.
Or. Hill, the eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist Of Watertown, will be in
Bookings at Hotel Leon, Tuesday.
October 9th.
Mrs. w. J.. Tiffany of Aberdeen, and
Mrs. Funk OF Lake Preston. have
been the guests of Mrs. w. j. Gentle
this week.
Miss Efiie Tolagson arrived home
Friday evening, having spent the
summer visiting her sister in Alberta,
Canada.
Miss Alta Furnish, a neice OF Mrs.
j.. w. Catlctt, arrived from Missouri
the last OF the week and will again at
tend college.
Mrs. Geo. Arneson of Mitchell, a
former resident of Brookings, crrived
Monday morning for a visit with Mrs.
c. E. Poole.
A card from r. l.. Smith from Will
bourne, Wis, says: 1--WE are enjoying
ourselves, but will be back on the job
in a week or So"
c. w. Michel, the new botanist at
the college, arrived Friday. He is a
graduate OF the University Of Nebras-
ka and Nebraska Wesleyan.
J. w. Catlett has been down from
Estelline visiting his family and TAX
ing in the fair this week. On Monday
he made a business visit to Huron.
Mrs. Geo. F. Thayer left Monday
morning for Aberdeen to see her sis
ter, Mrs. Hardin, who was recently
taken to the hospital for an operation.
Mrs. Pinkerton and daughter, Mrs.
Tank, of Brandon, Wis, arrived the
last Of the week and are visiting at
the home Of the formers brother,
Frank Sherwin.
DR.. Moore's trotter easily won his
race at the state fair on Thursday,
winning in straight heats. Prof. win.
sons PAGER ran into some bad luck,
getting away to a poor start and did
not finish in the money. Both horses
are racing here this week.
The Register is in receipt OF q. card
from Geo. Daum, now located at Chi
cago, in which he says that he is a
motorman for the street railway com
pany, and is getting along fine.
Married, at the Methodist parsonage
by Rev. w. A. Black, Johnnie f. Olson
Of Carthage, s. D., and Auginett Holt
man OF Arena, Iowa county, Wiscon-
sin, on Thursday, Sept. II.
MILFORD Natesta took a position in
tho Bank Of Brookings on Monday,
coming here from Mankato, where he
was employed in a bank. MILFORD is
a first-class young man and the bank
is fortunate in securing his services.
Robert Hill OF Rapid City, was the
guest of his brother, DR.. A. II. Hill,
over Sunday, returning home Monday
evening. He is an assistant in the
school of mines at Rapid City and
was at Huron with an exhibit from
hat institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nolan came up
from Balaton, Mimi, Monday and are
spending the week at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. James Nolan. This is
Wills first visit home since his recent
marriage and he is receiving the con
CALCULATIONS of his friends. His wife
was formerly Miss Alice Thompson
OF Balaton.
A good many people have inquired
why the Brookings county fair did Ut
secure an %aeroplane for this week and
it will probably be well TO explain why
The fair management correspondent
with an aviation company with the
idea OF getting them to appear here
and the terms they demanded were:
fifty per cent of the gross receipts Of
the fair for the three days, the hoteI
and railroad expenses of the aviators
and the express charges on the ma
chimes from New York to Brookings
The management was obliged to de
cline these modest terms, as they hat
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