The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-08-21

List your farm or residence with
C. w. Smith.
Mrs. Leekley left Tuesday morning
for a visit at Sioux City.
A daughter was born to Rev. and
Mrs. r. A. Bruce last Friday.
Prof. c. Larsen left Saturday night
for a trip to st. Paul, Menominee, Wis,
and Chicago.
Albert Ort of Chicago, a former col.
lege student, has been visiting friends
here this week.
Mrs. r. H. Anderson went up to
Minneapolis last week for a visit of a
couple of weeks.
Miss Stead returned home to Airing
ton Monday evening, after a visit with
Brookings relatives.
Frank House Of Rapid City, has been
here this week visiting relatives and
looking after land business.
Chas. E. Poole went up to Mime
apolis Saturday night to join his wife
and mother who went up the previous
week.
Have you seen our new silks? Make
a point Of doing so before selecting
your silk dress for fall. The Bee Hive
Store.
Mrs. Martha Aldrich returned home
Tuesday evening from a visit of a
month at the home of her son at
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Hulda C.. Green arrived from
Minneapolis Monday morning and will
remain permanently with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. NJ. Kremer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Haber returned
home to Rochester, Mimi, yesterday
morning, after a visit 1t the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Fridley returned
Saturday from Sphinx county, where
they spent a week. Mr.. Fridley tells
us that the crops in that section were
rather light this year.
Last Friday was the hottest day of
the summer, the thermometers IN
Main street registering around the 100
mark. The hot spell was broken this
week by frequent showers.
Mrs. Leonard and three children ar
rived from Yale, Iowa, the latter part
of the week and are visiting at the
homes of her sister and brother, Mrs.
w. A. Garfield and S. w. Snelson.
The Hendricks Pioneer records the
death of John E. Rottum, one of the
pioneer residents of the northeastern
part of the county. He is survived by
two sons, both residents of this county.
There is no mar who does not long
for some one place he can call his own.
He can own his own home by adopting
a systematic plan of saving a little
money every month. Try the Building
and Loan Company plan.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Trygstad arrived
home Tuesday evening from their wed
ding trip, which included a visit to
Salt Lake City, Denver and the Yellow
Stone Park. They expect to board
. until their home on Eighth street is
completed.
Don't forget to come to our Saturday
matinee at "The Fad" We are trying
trying this matinee as a sort Of an
1xDar;,,ap on1 if ~ rrnrnc nnnplor
it will be made permanent. The price
will be sc to young and old alike. Be
sure to bring the children.
Mrs. Agnes Carlisle returned home
Tuesday evening from a couple OF
!. months visit at the home Of her son
at Springbrook and Portland, Oregon
She was accompanied home by he1
. son Frank, formerly a resident of Lake
Benton, but now located at Spring
brook, Oregon.
This week the Register run the
local time table of the North Western
. road, and it will be continued perman
. emily. We are doing this for the in
formation of our readers and not as
paid matter from the railroad com
: pany. 1t will be found at the head OF
the Want column if you have occasion
to refer to it.
An exchange says that a man passed
through Kansas recently with the fol
a lowing inscription on his wagon: Col
: orado and elevation, Kansas and stag
nation, populistic administration ant
= damnation. Pm going to my wifeis re
: lations and make no further demon
\ strations." Another exchange sug
} gests, come to South Dakota, coro
rect in elevation, where a man with al
. education "a engage in speculation,
. bring along your wife's relations, hav'
good times and free salvation. and n.
danger OF stai walton. This is wortl
consideration and is no prevarication.
A newspaper gets little credit 70
being a booster. AS a general thini
they boost everything that come
along in which the public is interested
from a revival meeting to a horse race
and the common assertion is that tn
paper needs the matter to ill UP an