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

Sunday morning from her visit at
Minneapolis and Madison, Wis.
Miss Marine Crowley returned
Monday morning from a few days
visit with her cousins at Castlewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Culhano Went
down to Elkton Tuesday morning to
look after threshing on their farm.
Mrs. E. w. Smith of Arlington, was
the guest of Mesdames c. P. and w.
H. Welch between trains Monday.
Miss Esther Peirce left Friday
evening for Watertown to resume her
duties as teacher in the public schools.
Miss Ruth Mailer returned to Elk
ton Saturday morning, after spending
a few days with Miss Amy Kelly. She
Ruby Jensen returned to her home
at Ivanhoe, Mimi, Saturday morning
after a few days visit with her aCnts,
Mrs. Carl Christensen and Mrs.
Peterson.
Mrs. c. Z. Palmer went to Estelline
Il III SudN " NlSll ISIdllNSo. oht was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs, Wolff
and daughter, Mrs. Berger, who are
visiting her.
Chester Matheny, who is now locat,
ed at Chicago, where he is with the
General Electric Company. visited
over Sunday at the home of his uncle,
j. X. Fridley.
A heavy rain fell Friday and Satur-
day, putting a stop to threshing, but a
strong wind Sunday dried out the
grain so that the farmers could go to
work Monday.
Arthur Larson returned last week
from Duluth, where he has been work
ing in a printing office for some time.
and next week takes a position at the
Register Office.
Mrs. Kaestner returned 10 her home
at North Leeds, Wis, yesterday morn
ing, after spending a couple of weeks
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
August Evert.
Mrs. Rehfield departed Thursday
evening for her home at Miles City
Montana, after a several weeks visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Gullick.
John Weigand and wife of Mt
Auburn, Iowa, and John T. Hance and
wife of F%reeport, H., were guests al
the home of their brother-in-law Henry
Weise, the past week.
Mrs. o. n. Trooien, who visited some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Knutson, left Monday for a visit
with relatives at Hendricks before re
turning to Minneapolis.
Benz. Rish and wife of Avalon, Wis.
who spent last week at the home OF
his brother, w. S. Irish, went from
here to Sphinx county for a few days
visit before returning home.
Max Meharg arrived from Gooding
Idaho, the last of the week and has
been visiting friends this week. He
will go from here to Bottineau, n. d
to teach in the city schools.
Frank Locke, a former college stu
dent, was here the last Of the weel
visiting friends. He is now located
at Boston, where he is employed by
the is-Chalmers Company.
Hoff & Maryland, manufacturers o.
good cigars, this week are placing {
new brand on the market, the "Hy-Lo,'
which promises to be fully as popular
as the company's other brands.
The road boosters auto trip to Bis
Stone had to be called off last Satur
day on account of the heavy rain ant
it will likely be taken later in the
month, after the fairs are over
Miss Helen Caldwell departed
Thursday evening for Fort Collins
Colo, where she will remain durin.
the winter and attend school, maxim,
her home with Dr.. and Mrs. Fee.
Miss Louis Mcneil arrived the lat
ter part Oh the week lIOm lOWd dHt
will attend the public schools again
the coming year, making her hom'
, with her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Allen.
| John Poaz and family and Mrs. Wi
liams and daughter of Sanborn, MINI.
were guests at the homes OF DR.. Lent
and Chas. Gamble on Saturday OF
I their way home from an auto tour.
During the month OF August ther'
were an average OF sixty people ii
the library each day, and during tn
month SIG books were taken out. TIL
library now has 400 regular patrons
The State College exhibit to tn
state fair will be taken to Huron tc
, morrow or Saturday and Mr.. Stolten
berg will go up with it and do tn
, decorating. Most OF the department
will be represented and quite a fey
OF the faculty and employees will b
= there to look after the exhibit and e,
plain the work being carried on here