The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-02-20
Local and Personal

Norman Hanson took up his work
as salesman at the Model this week.
Prof. c. Larsen left last evening for
Midland to address a dairy meeting.
John Swenehart returned home the
last of the week from a weeks trip to
the Twin Cities.
Jack Vrenegor went to Watertown
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with home folks.
Attorney Berke was up from Elkton
the last few days of the week attend
ing circuit court.
A. p. Ryger, the state dairy expert,
left Tuesday evening for Rapid City
to spend a few days.
Henry Hanson was here from Sioux
Falls a few days this week visiting his
parents and transacting business.
The senate on Tuesday passed the
bill appropriating SIS. 900 to send Prof.
Hansen on another trip to Siberia.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. McGarry went
over to Volga last evening for a brief
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Dyball.
S. F. Walters made a business trip
to Aurora and Elkton Thursday in
the interests OF his excellent line Of
cigars.
Mrs. A. B. Crosier arrived from Nc
Henry, n. D., Thursday evening for a
visit with Mrs. Geo. Purdy and other
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wetterberg of
Arlington, came down Tuesday morn
ing for a few days visit at the home
of her father, John Youngberg.
Mrs. Garrett Hedge was called to
Des Moines, Iowa, this morning by the
serious illness OF her father, who is
threatened with an attack OF pneu-
monia.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Conrad Kruse and Tena
Peters of Argo township, and Milton
Duff of Bookings, and Mable Miller of
White.
Prof. II. c. Solberg has accepted an
to talk on good roads before
the Southern Minnesota Better De-
Association, which meets at
Mankato March IL and IL.
The weather the first part of the
week was warm and pleasant, but the
last couple Of days has been colder
and with more snow than We have had
at any time this winter.
John Olson and family of Brandt,
were here a few days last week to at
tend the missionary meeting at the
church and while in the city
were guests at the L. L. Alrick home.
On account of the extra amount of
advertising this week we are COMPEL
ed to leave out our story and also Mrs.
Nevada Briggs cooking lesson, but
these will appear as usual next week.
e. III. Williams sends us a copy of
the Delray, Florida, Progress, which
contains a writeup Of a trip taken
recently by several Brookings people
and which Is written up in this issue
Of the Register by one of the tourists.
G. II. Burke, who has been conduct
ing the Register automobile contest
for several weeks, departed Monday,
for Mandan, N. D., where he starts a
contest this week. He expects to re-
turn to Brookings the last Of this week
for his family.
w. M. Cheever and DR.. A. A. Harris
went over to White Monday evening
and Mr.. Cheever delivered an address
to the citizens OF that town on the
value Of having the city incorporated
White having decided this question
by special election on Tuesday.
Farmers should remember the insti-
tuto to be held here next Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, the full
program OF which we publish In an
other column. This will be the best
institute in the state this year and
farmers cannot AFFORD to miss q meet
ing.
The engines on the passenger trains
on the main line we're equipped with
the new electric headlight this week,
The new light il q powerful one and
on the evening passenger from the
east it, glare can be seen over the
hill soon after It leaves Aurora.
Haugenis delivery team caused con.
siderable excitement BY q run down
Main street this morning. They were
standing q the depot and were
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town train. Tie driver. Oscar Alrick,
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