The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-04-10

Watertown the past week.
A. E. Bunday and F. F. Ribsein were
down from Bruce yesterday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Martinson on Tuesday.
"Niagara Maid" double finger-tip-
ped Silk Gloves. Haugen's Store.
Mrs. Achteberg was down from Arl-
ington visiting friends between trains
Friday.
The Brookings orchestra furnished
music for a dance at Bruce on Friday
evening.
F. NJ. Shuck left Monday evening
for Watertown to remain a few days
on business.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
NJ. Trygstad, who live south of Lake
Campbell, on March 81.
o. C. Wing of Minneapolis, was here
the first of the week visiting at the
home of his son, E. A. Wing.
Miss Winifred Van Husen went to
Watertown Friday evening and visit
ed over Sunday with friends.
Miss Della Gullick left Saturday
morning for Sioux Falls to visit a few
days with Miss Minnie Omodt.
Attorney Howard Case was down
from Watertown conducting legal bus
mess before Judge Sherwood.
Mrs. A. Frye and Mrs. r. B. Forsee
went to Sioux Falls Saturday morn
ing and visited until Monday night.
Views of the Ohio flood will be
shown at the Pleasant Hour Theatre
Monday and Tuesday, April IA and 10.
Harry Wiley returned home Friday
morning from W~atertown, where he
spent a day or two on automobile bust
ness.
The heavy lightning Sunday night
burned out some wires and caused
other inconvenience at the city power
plant.
Don't forget to call at Mrs. Eich-
berg's and Lave your order for
Spirella goods while the 1919 discount
is good.
DIR. H. NJ. Derr, the state engineer,
was here Friday and spent the day on
his way home to Pierre from Min
neapolis.
Ruby and Windsor Tisdale came
down from Lake Preston Friday morn
ing for a brief visit with their aunt,
Mrs. B. o. Symes.
The damp, rainy weather this week
has been good for hunting and local
hunters have been out in force anG
report good success.
County Treasurer Gullick has a new
Ford car and he tells us that he can
climb trees, walk a tight rope or do
any other like stunt with it.
Rev. o. f. Boyce, of Waterfowl, dis.
trict superintendent of the M. E.
church, was here Tuesday to attend
the exercises of Vincent Day"
Dallas Savage of Lake Preston, col
lector for the Dakota Telephone Com
pany, was a guest at the home OF v
A. Garfield the last of tho week.
We note by the Estelline Tribune
chat Ernest Bacon will practice in that
town upon completion of his course
at the Kansas City veterinary college.
Mrs. Matheny and son., Robert, who
visited relatives here for a week, left
Friday evening for C~astlewood and
will go from there to their home at
Turton.
Mrs. Albert Tagee of Hartley, Iowa,
arrived Friday and vas the guest OF
her sister, Miss O'Brien Of the city
school teaching force, until Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fishback, who
have been in the east and south for
several months, arrived home Friday
evening and they report a very pleas.
ant winter.
A large number from here went by
auto to the train wreck the other side
of Volga on Saturday and Sunday, as
it is quite a novel sight to see a wreck
in this section of the country.
A Mormon missionary has been
working in the city this week, but has
apparently received little encourage.
ment and at one or two homes he
would have received something else
if the man of the house had been at
home.
The college expects to send a team
of four men to the big relay meet at
Des Moines, Iowa, on April II. Trainer
Temple has four fast men and expects
to make a good showing, and the trip
will also be a good advertisement for
the college.
w. H. Deeth went down to Sioux
Falls by auto last week and he tells
US that roads were good all the way
until he got into the city of Sioux
Falls. 1t looks as though the Power
City road boosters should get busy
right at home.
Mrs. E. C. Sheldon departed Monday
morning for Pecontonica, Illinois,
being called there by the SER
ious illness of a brother. She was &C.
companied by Mr.. Sheldon's father,
who has been visiting here and who
will remain there some time.
Alfred Jermstad, who has been visit
ing here for several months, returned
this week to his claim near Shields, n.
d. Shields is located in a newly de-
veloped section in the southwestern
part of North Dakota, and Mr.. Jerm-
stad is of the opinion that it will be
one of the best sections in that state.
w. H. Leighty, G. N. Breed and Miss
Pearl Tyson departed Friday morning
for Boston, where they were called as
witnesses in the government suit
against the Myrick interests. Mr..
Leighty exepcts to return by way of
Washington, d. c., where he will visit
President Wilson, Congressman Burke
and Harry Dawson.
Geo. p. Sexauer tells us that he re-
ceived enough orders from surround
ing towns this week to keep the mill
grinding -four until July, but they