The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-08-14
has been working in a creamery for a

couple Of months.
Miss May Murphy returned home
Monday morning from a months stay
at Huron and De Smet.
Chas. Locke returned home Friday
morning from a couple Of weeks va
cation which he spent at Chicago and
other points in the east.
Mrs. Mary Enos and daughter. Miss
Winifred, departed the latter part of
the week for a several weeks visit
with Mrs. Bradley at Grace City, N. d.
Jack Goggins, who vas formerly
employed at the Tidball Pharmacy,
was here Monday on his way to Min.
neapolis. He is To- working at Water.
town.
Mrs. Haas and baby returned to
their home in Arlington Saturday. after
a weeks visit at the home of Mrs.
Haas parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H.
Phillips.
Prof. II. B. Mathews returned home
last evening from Madison, Wis.
where he has been taking some special
work at the state university for the
past few weeks.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Walton on the 26th. In
some manner the Register overlooked
this important event, and we think be.
cause it wasn't a boy.
Miss Mabelle Knutson returned 70
her home at Brandt Saturday. She is
a sister Of Mrs. B. T. Rude and has
been a member Of the Deaconess Hos
pital force for some months.
We have had several good showers
the past week and 1t has helped the
corn and potatoes, although delaying
the threshing. Between showers the
weather has been very warm.
Mrs. Claude Davis left for st. Paul
Saturday morning where she will visit
for a few days with her father. Mr.
Roach. She was accompanied as far
as Elkton by her sister, Miss Rhea
Roach.
Mrs. Chas. Poole and Mrs. F.. G.
Poole departed for Minneapolis Satur.
day where they will visit for a few
weeks with friends and relatives. Char.
ley expects to join them the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. J. c. Larsen and children left
Saturday morning for Long Beach,
Cal, where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Larsen expects to join
them as soon as he has disposed of his
interests here.
8. H. McCarl, local agent for the
Case machinery. received a big Case
thresher and gas tractor. the third of
the season, and delivered it to q Brook.
ings county farmer. There will be
lots of work for the thresher this fall.
c. H. Collins is enjoying a visit
from his father, H. J. Collins, who ar.
rived Friday evening from Fond du
Lac, Wis.,, and will remain for a couple
of weeks. Mr.. Collins Is now nearly
ninety years old and Is quite spry for
a man of his years.
w. E. Purdy, wife and child and
Mrs. Purdy's mother, Mrs. LaGrave,
went to WATERFOWL Saturday evening.
The party with the exception of Mr..
Purdy expects to spend about a week
at Lake Kampeska. Mr.. Purdy re-
turned Monday morning.
The citizens should not fail to go
and enroll now with the city auditor
or township clerk. Anyone who fails
to enroll cannot vote at the primary
election. The door closes soon; be
careful that you will not be situated
like the foolish virgins.
Rev. c. F. Hoffman, Willie, Helen
and Lyman Caldwell, Jeanette Sloan
and Lawrence Olson left last night for
Waterloo, Iowa, to attend the National
Young Peoples convention of the U. P.
church. The convention opens today
and closes Sunday evening.
F. C. Stoltenberg and sister left on q
vacation trip Thursday evening. Mss
Stoltenberg will visit at Rochester,
Mimi, but Fred expects to visit for a
time in Minneapolis. Milwaukee, Chi.
cago and other eastern cities. T. Heck
will accompany him on the entire trip
We are in receipt Of a copy of the
Spirit Lake, Iowa, Beacon, which tells
OF the marriage Of Clarence Dunning
and Miss Coraine Hemmenway. Mr.,
Dunning was q student at the college
last year and Miss Hemmenway made
her home with her uncle, ALI Rhodes,
who was proprietor Of the Cottage
! Hotel.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader says
that the crop around Sioux Falls is
the best in the state, blu. Brrok.ngs
people who have been down there tell
US that Brookings county, especially
the section around this city. has II
beat a mile. We are willing to put the
Brookings county crop mp against any.
thing In the state.
We wish the city street authorities
would cut down the weeds on their
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