The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-09

Rio Miner was at Elkton on plumb
ing business between trains Tuesday.
e. p. Goerndt was at De Smet on
business yesterday.
Miss Tena Johnson was over from
Volga visiting friends between trains
yesterday.
S. l.. Belden left the last of the week
for Moline, Ill, where he expects to
take a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Maryland returned
home yesterday morning from their
wedding trip to Kansas.
Miss Margaret Moffatt returned
home yesterday morning from a visit
with her sister near Arlington.
Thursday, October 18th, is the next
Volga date Of DR.. ~Frudenfeld, the Madi-
son eye, ear, nose and throat specialist.
l.. p. Won ARK, the new proprietor
of the Leon hotel, is expected here
today to take up the active manage
ment.
Phone, write or personally visit the
ticket sellers of the Y. M. C. A. Lecture
and All Star Artists Course. R-243 is
the call for information.
Mrs. w. J.. juneau and son, Robert,
departed Tuesday morning for their
home at Madison, Wis, after spend
ing a couple of weeks at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Muir
ply.
Rev. R. A. Bruce returned home
Tuesday night from the NJ. E. confer
ence at Redfield, and his many friends
in Bookings will be glad to know that
he was returned to the local church
for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Erstad arrived
from Portland Tuesday night and will
visit a week or so at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Erstad.
They are on their wedding trip and
will return home by way of California.
Mr.. Erstad is now in the machinery
business at Portland and doing nicely.
DIR. and Mrs. Horace ". Tilden left
yesterday morning for Sioux Falls to
attend the state Baptist convention,
and the doctor delivered the conven-
ton sermon before the gathering last
evening. DR.. and Mrs. Borst,, Mrs. j.
w. Catlett and Kenneth Stead went
lnurn ~, auto yncfralay- IN attQn6 tho
convention.
State Dairy Expert Ryger left yes
terday morning for Sioux Falls and
Mitchell. Mr.. Ryger says that he and
his force are unusually busy and it
keeps them hustling all of the time.
He was praying for warm weather
while he is away, as some light finger
ed gent stole his overcoat from a
Huron hotel last week.
Mr.. Hedge requests that every mem
Der Of the choral union be present at
the remaining rehearsals. The opera
Faust" will be given for the Grand
opening and dedication of the college
new auditorium IN Friday evening,
October oath, and every member is
urgently requested to be at the re
hearsal on Monday evening at the
usual place of meeting.
We are in receipt of a card from Roy
A. Nord, who is attending the law
school of the University of Michigan
He says that he and Ben Schaphorst
were hazed numerically the first
week they were there and they are
very, very sorry now that they were
so cruel to freshmen while attending
the State College. In spite Of the in
human treatment they received they
are very much pleased with Michigan
Last Friday night the Alpha Iota
literary society held their second regu
lar meeting of the season. The new
officers who were sworn in are as
follows: President, Jens Ries; vice
president, Guy Austin; secretary and
treasurer, Joe Bergium; correspond
ing secretary, Virgil Turner. Retiring
president Ladd, gave his farewell
speech after which president Refs
gave his inaugural address. The bust
ness meeting then followed, afte1
which the society adjourned until the
next meeting.