The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-06-19
FOURTH Of JULY
RACE MEET HERE
horn .SoKINes DRIVING AssocIA.
her parents, PREPARING FOR BIG
Namara. NEXT WEEK

S. H. Goodfellow-
Tuesday morning from a, nm "a, n.o
Dakota. He tells us thatJ nun nal,
fine up in that state.
Mrs. w. NJ. Cheever and children
parted Tuesday morning for a severa
weeks visit in the east and at MOI
treal and other points in Canada.
Misses Cornelia Mathews returned
home the first of the week from Madi
son, Wis, where she has been attend
ing the University of Wisconsin.
Norbert and Francis Murphy arrived
from Minneapolis Tuesday evening AM
will spend about a month at the HON,
of their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Murphy.
DR.. Cyril G.. Hopkins was in the cit,
Monday on his way home to Cham
paign, Ill, from Estelline, where HI
went last week from here to attend
a family reunion.
Mrs. Arthur Dillman, who was here
visiting relatives and friends last week
left Thursday for a few days stay with
her mother at Waterfowl before going
to her home at Newell.
Robert Jones and Miss Bernice Case
were married at Watertown on Satur.
day evening. Mr.. Jones is a graduate
of the college and the bride is also Well
known in Brookings. They will make
their home at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin E. Levi from
Belvidere, ILL.,, are visiting this week
at the C. B. Herreman home. Mrs.
Levi is a sister of Mrs. Herreman. Mr..
Levi is a fireman for the c. & N. w.
Ry. in northern Illinois.
The school election on Tuesday was
a very quiet affair and g.. very light vote
was cast. Geo. p. Sexauer and C. H.
Atkinson, who have served capably on
the board the past few years, were re-
elected without opposition.
Mrs. G. II. Atkinson departed Tues
day morning for Salem, Ohio, where
she will spend most OF the summer.
She was accompanied by all Of the
children except Roger, who will help
his father keep bachelor hall at Water
town.
F. NJ. Shuck left the last of the week
with three Of his horses to enter the
race meet at Miller. He expects to be
out with his string from now until
the middle of October, and will be
here to rae the Fourth of July and at
fair time.
At a meeting of the chemical sec
ton of the fire department the first Of
the week the members decided to
forego their annual picnic this year
and instead present each member with
five dollars for a trip to the state fair
in the fall.
A convention of the South Dakota
Equal Franchise League will be held
at Huron, s. D., July 1 and 2, for the
purpose of electing state officers, plan
ming ways and means for conducting a
state campaign for equal suffrage and
the women interested in
the cause to become better acquainted.
Chas. Isom has rented the rooms
Tidbal's pharmacy and has open
ed up a dry-cleaning, steam-cleaning
and pressing emporium. Mr.. Isom is
an experienced workman and should
work up a good business. He comes
here from Washington, and is a
brother Of James Iscm, manager Of the
depot lunch room.
Employees connected with the office
of Prof. Crane, development agent for
the Great Northern railway, today
presented Ben Lawshe, chief clerk of
that Office with a wedding present
Of a solid set of silver table
ware. Mr.. Lawshe ceases his bachelor
activities next Wednesday at Brook
ings, s. D.-St. Paul Dispatch.
Miss Genevieve Underwood, who
in the Arlington high school
the past three years and did not apply
for any school for the coming year,
expecting to rest for a year, found
upon her arrival home at Watertown
last week a letter containing an ap-
plication from Prof. Martin of the
Huron city schools offering her $50
per month in the high school next
year.-Arlington Sun.
Let every member and every Work
in Bookings county attend the
meeting Of Brookings Lodge No. 1, on
Thursday, June 18th, at 8 p. m. ! will
be there to explain the new rates and
There is no other person
in the Jurisdiction, none excepted, that
can explain them better than !. Don't
get excited. Come to that meeting and
understand what changes have been
made before you decide what to do. s.
H. G~oodfellow.