The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-05-22
Local and Personal

E. E. Hyde, the piano tuner, is still
here. Phone R-266.
John Hurney of Elkton, was a guest
at the home of his brother the last OF
the week.
Herbert Hubbard went up to Castle
wood Friday evening for a couple of
days visit.
What did you say? Oh, yes! Bull,
garian ties at Skinner & Ellis Depart
ment Store.
Large stock paints, oils, glass,
brushes and varnishes at Kendall's
Drug Store.
Miss Lillian Breed went to Elkton
Friday morning, where she has a class
in elocution.
Miss Teresa Lamm of Watertown,
was the guest of Miss Anna Gamble
the last of the week.
Omar Short left the last of the week
for Toronto, where he takes a position
as manager of a creamery.
Mrs. T. S. Paulson came down from
Huron Friday morning and spent the
day at the home of Mrs. o. T. Hubbard
Mrs. Baughman of Redfield, came
down Saturday morning to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Ingri John
son.
DR.. Rhodes of Aurora, who recently
purchased the Joe Murphy house, will
move to this city to practice his pro,
feSsion.
The Skinner & Ellis Department
Store have for sale choice home grown
cabbage and tomato plants of the best
varieties.
Mrs. J.. P. Alexander departed Fri
day morning for a visit with her son
and with Mr.. Alexander's mother at
st. Paul.
Call and have Secretary Kerr ex-
plain the Building & Loan proposition
to you. It's a great thing for both the
investor and borrower.
The North Western unloaded a car
of big timbers in the yard this
week, to be used for a e. bridge owe
the viaduct on Sixth avenu
w. H. Beals returned home Friday
evening from Rock Island, ILL.,, where
he spent a couple Of weeks working on
some horticultural experiments.
Mrs. Cushman of Seattle, Wash.
who has been visiting at the home of
UST SlSIST, MIS-. L. II, IlubDd I > ISll
Saturday morning to visit relat' YES at
Toronto.
Lester Hubbard, who is working
on the North Western between Huron
and Cakes, came down Friday morn
ing and spent the day with his mother
and brothers and sister.
1914 Jack Rabbits will be on sale
Monday at the college. There is only
a limited supply, SO get your order in
early. II you are unable to come teIe-
phone your order to the Y. M. C.. A.
office.
Mrs. Parmley and Mrs. Royhl of
Arlington, came down Thursday morn
ing to attend the ordination services
at the Episcopal church. They remain
ed until Friday evening, the guests OF
Mrs. S. C.. Cornell and Mrs. Waltz.
F. NJ. Ellis was up to WATERFOWL yes
terday and drove home an Interna-
tional motor delivery, which will be
used in the delivery service of the
Skinner e Ellis Department store. The
car came through the bad roads OF
yesterday without a bit of trouble and
Mr.. Ellis Is satisfied that it will be
the cheapest and best means Of de-
livery that the store a use.
Volga celebrated the Norwegian in
dependence day on Saturday and a
big crowd was present from outside to
: help them, a large number going over
from here. In the morning, DR.. K.
Klaveness of Sioux Falls, formerly of
Bookings, delivered the address of the
day and in the afternoon there was a
ball game and street sports. The ball
game was between Volga and the
Flandreau Indians, the latter winning
by a score Of 16 to o..