The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-07-04

ANoOSit ilShiN VI 'OiSo' was
acting business in the city Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. ]. w. Trail of Aurora, was
admitted to the Bookings hospital
for treatment Friday.
Paul Granger departed Monday
evening for Alberta. where he will
| spend most of the summer.
Miss Anna Friday of White, was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Brookings hospital on Wednesday
last.
The twelfth annual tournament OF
the South Dakota Tennis association
will be held at Sioux Falls July 10
to 20.
The Horace Fishback family, who
spent last week at their cottage at
Spirit Lake, Iowa, returned Monday
afternoon.
H. G. Fox and wife returned Tues.
day morning from a visit at the
homes of their son and daughter at
lie Beau.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Knutson, residing
neal the Junction, have been spend
ing a week with friends near Florence
and Waubay.
Mrs. Albert Erstad departed Mon
day evening for Portland, Oregon, for
a visit of a month or six weeks at the
home of her son Alfred.
Mrs. Adelaide Slayton was brought
over from White by DR.. Gross Satur-
day evening and was operated upon
at the .Brookings hospital Monday
morning.
n. A. Lovejoy of Aurora, in charge
of the destinies of the Aurora Times,
was in the city for a short time Mon
day afternoon. He was accompanied
by PostlnaSter G. II. Larrabee.
Mrs. A. Budde, who lives nine miles
south of town and who suffered a
broken rib by a kick from a horse
Wednesday, is getting along nicely.
DR.. and Mrs. b. T. Green, who paid
a short visit to the home Of the doc
tors people at Little Rock, Iowa,
reached home Sunday evening. They
made the trip by auto.
One of the carpenters, We could not
learn his name, who was working on
the corr crib on the Cornelius Tryg-
stad farm Manday, fell through the
roof and had one Of his ribs broken.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Black will
spend a few weeks visiting their
brothers in Oregon and British Column
bia. Mrs. Dixon, mother of Mrs.
Black. accompanies them.
Father Sbean returned Friday night
from Chamberlain, having spent the
week attending the retreat Of the
Roman Catholic priests of the state,
which was held at the college belong
ing to the church, established at Cham
berlain about two years ago.
One effective piece of road work
every farmer can and should do; NOW
Nhe weeds along both sides of the road
oN~oads adjoining or abutting upon his
ownNrm, or the farm rented by him.
1t takesNut little time and labor, bat
adds materially to the looks OF the
road.
Mrs. Jensen oNanhoe, Mimi, who
spent five weeks vNing at the home
of her sister, Mrs. can Christensen,
returned to her home Midday morn
ing. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Christensen, who will visit there
while the professor is studying in
Minneapolis.
The attention Of our readers is d.
rected to the showing made in an
other column setting forth the COM
parative deposits of The Bank OF
Brookings for five consecutive years.
The fact that fhis bank has made a
gain of 100000 in deposits during
the past year speaks volumes for the
confidence of the people Of this com
munity in this institution.
, There will be no evening services
at the NJ. +. church during the chau.
tauqua. After the close of the chau'
tauqua the summer arrangement OF
Sunday evening services will begin.
and Rev. ]. j. Gardener will occupy
the pulpit on Sunday mornings.
=. The Register is informed that Rev
: j. j Gardener has been appointed by
the District Superintendent to be pas
!, tor in charge Of the Methodist church
during the absence of the regular
? pastor, DR.. Black. Mr.. Gardener may
be called upon for all ministerial
/ functions, such as funerals, weddings
baptisms, etc.
Morgens R. Tolstrup, who has beer
!, the butter maker at the college dair!