The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-05-08
ext Sunday is Mothers Day.

Next Sunday is Mothers Day.
Mrs. r. S.. House visited the Nash
family at Arlington the last Of the
week.
Miss Lula Cassidy went to Aurora
Saturday morning, where she has a
class in music.
Mrs. R. A. Pilmer departed Friday
evening for Carthage to spend a few
days at the home of her son.
How about your tires? If they are
worn out stop at the Fridley Garage,
they carry the Goodyear line.
Geo. Morris and wife of Verdi, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
p. Goerndt the last of the week.
For Sale-Seed corn. Limited
amount of early Yellow Golden Dent,
testing 81 per cent. p. N. Peterson.
r. F. Kerr left Tuesday morning for
Aberdeen, having been drawn as a
juror for the federal term of court.
E. C. Olson departed Friday night for
Minneapolis to remain a few days on
business. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Olson.
We note by the Volga Tribune that
Geo. p. SeXauer mas secured Edward
Rogholt, formerly of Volga, to act as
manager of his new elevator at Airing
ton.
DR.. H. w. Tilden departed Saturday
morning for Ames, Iowa, where he
spoke on Sunday. His place here was
taken by Rev. S. P. Shaw of Sioux
Falls.
Theo. Kjolseth was brought before
Judge Stowe Saturday afternoon for
being drunk and was let off lightly, a
five dollar fine being assessed, provid-
ed he would go to work.
There seems to be quite a few cases
of measels in the city, and some Of
them are serious. This disease is a
mild one, under ordinary circum-
stances, but if the patient gets cold it
is likely to result very seriously.
The depot park is looking fine this
spring, due to the excellent care it has
had, and is one of the beauty spots of
the city. 1t is the intention of the
railroad company to further improve
it's appearance by putting in a number
of flower beds.
Burr H. Lien, one of the prominent
citizens Of Brookings in an early day
and later a resident of Sioux Falls,
has been appointed by President Will
son as register of the land office at
Los Angeles, Cal. He has been living
at Ell Centre, Cal, for some years.
E. P. Lamb informs us that his fam
lily will be here from Santa Ana, Cal,
this week and they will again take up
their residence on the farm in Trenton
township. Their automobile arrived on
Saturday and Mr.. Lamb says that the
freight charges were nearly as much
as a new machine would cost.
Prof. Kerr tells us that the Brook
ings c~hautauqua will be held from
July 9 to II, beginning on Wednesday.
The program this year promises to be
an excellent one and there will be but
one attraction, the Kaffir Boys, that
was here last year. The headliner
this year will probably be Senator
Kenyon Of Iowa.
Geo. G.. Rude has disposed of his
pile of old machinery that has so long
decorated the rear of his lots on Main
street, the purchaser being y. WeXler.
This much desired result was brought
about through the use Of much di-
plomacy on the part of Alderman j. II.
Roberts, and thus at II full stroke he
earned the munificent stipend which
his grateful constituents pay him.
j. r. Fridley and Lieutenant Foley
returned Monday from Minneapolis.
bringing home a new Hudson 81
which Mr.. Foley has purchased. They
were accompanied by Mrs, Fridley,
who was visiting friends there last
week. The new car is about he finest
if the city and is almost the last word
in automobile construction. 1t is cleo
trio lighted throughout, with electric
starter and has every other improve
ment that has ever been thought OF to
put onto a car. The l~ieutenant's friends
are wondering what he Is going to do
with all of that extra ROOM. but no
doubt he can always find some one to
ride with him.