The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-02

Slvert Simtnson was over from
Volga between trains yesterday.
}. H. Roberts made a business trip
to Flandreau the latter part OF the
week.
Mrs. Mccarthy of Elkton, IA a
guest at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Hurney, the latter part Of the
week.
Mrs. Lynch Of Elkton, was here the
last of the week visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Borst returned
home to Fox Lake, Wis, Sunday night
after a visit at the home of their son,
DR.. L. G. Borst.
Mrs. Foulon returned to her home
at Client, Mimi, on Friday morning,
after being the guest of Mrs. E. j. Ray
for some time.
Lost-Hand grip with surgical in.
struments and other various articles.
Reward. DR.. B. II. Sayre. Leave at
Kendalls drug store.
Mrs. T. NJ. Way departed Thursday
for her home at Pasadena, Cal, after
spending two or three weeks with old
%neighbors in B~rookings.
T. G. Risum Of Spokane, Wash, a for.
mer we'll known resident of Brookings,
Is here looking after his property and
is a guest at the home Of his brother.
in.law, Sheriff Halvorson.
Fritz Rooster, who lives south OF
town, was the lucky one to get the
wagon Offer ed by Geo. p. Sexauer &
Son. There We're 1880 numbers out
and the Winning number vas 1876.
Mrs. c. F. Harza and son left Sunday
evening for Portland, Oregon, where
they will make their home during the
winter and probably permanently. Mrs.
Harza's son Roy, Is located there.
Olaf Narum went up to Watertown
Monday evening, where he will spend
about a month decorating the new
Catholic school building, which the
Void Construction Co., has the con-
tract for. Mrs. Narum accompanied
him.
The Variety Store put up it's new
big electric sign this week and it is
the finest one in town and shows real
enterprise on the part of Mr.. Bartlett.
The business e along Main street
will have to wake up or the main bust.
ness street will run east and west.
The Commercial Club Commit
tee in charge of the matter of
building a dam at Campbell,
went out to the lake yesteld day
afternoon and took levels of the water
and interviewed the farmers at the
south end. They report that matters
are moving along nicely and they have
every hope of putting in the dam this
fall.
The following marriage permits we're
issued by Clerk of Courts Lunden this
week: Fred Falk, Jr., Of White, and
Margaret Sorenson Of Brookings;
Jens Larsen and Signe Madsen Of Ar
lington; John A. Franger Of Racine,
Wis, and Vellma Bollman Of Bruce;
William Hansen and Saddle Davis of
Bushnell; Sydney Guy Maryland and
Nellie NJ. Wiseman of Brookings.
The Republican knows of a farmer
in this state who began with nothing
fifteen years ago. He was then a hired
man on another's farm. He started
by borrowing a small sum of money to
buy a few head Of cattle. This year
he marketed $4,000 worth Of live.
stock. He has one of the big farms of
the state and one OF the model farms,
He Uses alfalfa, ensilage and corn and
eschews small grain. He has made
money rapidly and steadily. Such a
plan as his could not help but succeed.
His example shows conclusively that
money is not an essential for a begin
ming in the live stock business. Any
banker will extend any reasonable
amount Of credit to any farmer who
goes into the live stock business with
intelligence.-Mitchell Republican.