The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-08-21
b. c. Tolliyer returned Tuesday

iholAIuS from a Visit AT WatertoWn.
Read The announcement of the Skin.
ner & Ellis Department Store on page
four.
Jack Nrenegor went to Watertown
Saturday evening and visited over Sun
day with relatives.
Thee. Meyer of Mitchell, arrived
Tuesday morning TO look after bust
ness matters in this county.
o. y. TroOien returned to Hendricks
Tuesday morning. after a couple of
weeks visit with relatives here.
b. w L~anphier was taken to the
hospital Sunday, suffering with APP
pendicitis and was operated upon Mon.
day.
d. c. Putnam returned home to Hart
ley, Iowa, Monday morning, after a
visit OF a week at the o. A. Sutton
home,
Mrs. W. VI. Cheever and children
returned home Saturday morning from
their visit of several weeks in eastern
Canada.
Mrs. La Grave, who spent a few
days camping with the Purdy family
at Watertown, returned here Friday
morning.
Mrs. o. A. Brictson and daughters,
CharmiOn and Thelma, left Tuesday
morning for a few weeks visit in Wis.
consin and at Chicago.
Miss Workman departed Monday
for her home at Ashland, Ohio, after a
visit at the home of her cousin, James
Culbertson, south of the city.
Oscar Olson, who has been working
in a tailor shop in North Dakota for a
couple of years, has returned here to
take a position with the Toggery.
Mrs. Griswold returned home to
Chatfeld, Mimi. Tuesday morning,
after making an extended visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. D.
Cole.
Mrs. c. w. Wright and daughter
Grace, returned home to Plainview,
MINI, Monday morning, after a visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. G.. F.
Hepner.
Mrs. Bert Wells of Hayward, Wis,
and Miss Hulda Erickson of Toronto,
were guests at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. z. R. Hubbart the latter part OF
the week.
Farmers, Before you sell your
potatoes see Skinner & Ellis. They
expect to start shipping by the carload
soon and will continue throughout the
fall, paying the highest market price.
j.. H. Roberts accompanied the
Brookings party to Elkton Saturday
and went from there to Flandreau on
business. He went to the Twin Cities
from Flandreau, returning home yes
terday.
For a wage Garner o a salaried man
the easiest way to get a home or to
lay up money is to invest in Building
and Loan Association stock and ar
range to save a part of your earnings
every month.
Our fall dress goods stock is now
complete and never have We shown
such a splendid assortment. Almost
every new cloth is here for your in
spection and the colorings are unsur.
passed. The Bee Hive Store.
Rev. w. NJ. Jennings of Blue Earth,
Mimi, preached at the First Presby.
terrain church, of which he "a former
pastor, on Sunday. Mr.. Jennings was
accompanied by his daughter, and they
remained for a couple of days visit
with old friends.
The Moody county fair has an ad
in this issue, calling attention to their
fine race program and other entertain
ment. and it would be well for our
readers to look it over. The Brook
ings band will furnish music for the
week. The Moody county fair dates
are September /, 2, 8, and 4.
A suggestion has been made to the
Register that the cars which come tt
the school house park to hear the
band concerts all face toward the
park, instead along the street, ant
their lights will aid materially in illum
mating the grounds. The suggestion
looks like a good n and should b.
carried cut.
The new traffic ordinance does no
seem to be very well enforced, and a!
it was put on the ordinance book 70
that purpose we are at a loss to under
stand the reason. Some Of the aut'
drivers observe it because they ar
law-abiding, but others will probabl.
!; have to be "pinched' o impress /
: upon their minds.
[ At the Pleasant Hour, From tn
Nanger TO the Cross" Six reels. TIL