The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-09

Mrs. Martha Aldrlch VISITED relatives
and friends at Volga Tuesday.
Arthur Lynch vas yer to White
on business a few hours Friday.
Miss Mable Severson, who is teach
ing at Bushnell, visited ove Sunday at
home.
John Nolan left Tuesday morning
for a several days visit at points in
Iowa.
Robert Henry and A. B. Dalthorp
were over from Volga between trains
Monday.
G. A. Stead departed Tuesday morn
ing for Iowa to spend a few days on
land business.
Mrs. r. E. Clarin returned home
Tuesday evening from a visit at points
in Minnesota.
Miss Nellie Reed returned home to
Volga Tuesday evening, after a visit
with Mrs. Helga Wilson.
Mrs. ]. P. Johnson returned home to
White Thursday, after spending a
week at the home of julius Clevan.
Arthur Quinn was down from Airing
ton the latter part of the week to at
tend the wedding Of Guy Maryland.
The addition to the Williams build
ing is about completed, the finishing
touches nov being put to the interior.
Mrs. Ben Sinjem of Huron, arrived
the latter part of the week for a few
days stay at the home of her father,
G.. N. Kennard.
DR.. E. w. Forsee moved this week
to the second floor of the First Ma
tional Bank building, where he has
much better and more commodous
rooms.
Miss Cecile Welch has been APP
pointed registrar at the college, to sue
coed Miss Van Husen who resigned
last week to take a position at Spo-
kane, Wash.
Vern Pratt returned from Water
town Monday, where he played last
week with the Watertown band, and
this week he entered upon his studies
at the State College.
The people of Brookings can boast
of and boost for the Y. NJ. c. A. Lee,
ture and All Star Artists Course, be-
cause of the quality of each of the six
different numbers in the course.
: A large number of potatoes are be-
ing shipped out of Brookings and al
though there has been a slight DROP
in the price it is holding up well and
farmers are realizing we'll on this
, crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Sussex arrived
from Highmore Monday night and are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
E. J. Ray. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Sussex sister, Mrs. Bills, who
will go from here t o her home in Hi
nois.
The chicken hunting season closes
e tomorrow, under the state law. The
+ hunting this fall has not been very
good, as although there are plenty o
chickens they seem to be very wilt
S and no very large bags have been re
ported.
r ]. G. Miles fast PAGER, Dad Mix, woI
b two races at the Candy, Mimi, fai,
last week. He took the free-for-all ano
the 2:15 pace against a good field AM
r is evidently just getting into his strid'
after some rather hard luck during thu
past year. He should be a sure WHINE
f on next years circuit.
The Western has not as ye
S adjusted it's rates sc as to give a two
cent rate from Brookings to the Twill
Cities, as it did when the two-cen
rate was in force in Minnesota a few
years ago. AS a result nearly all tn
e passengers bound for the cities pur
s chase only as far as Verdi or LAX
Benton and buy tickets from there or
saving a couple of dollars in fare.
n The college football team meets
Carleton college in battle at the co
lege park next Saturday Afternoon
n Last year the boys ~journeyed down t
Mortified and the Carleton bunch
run all owe them, SO they are out 70
revenge and next Saturdays gam
C should be a hummer. 1t will also b
interesting to Brookings peopl
through the presence in the Carleto
lineup of Horace Fishback, Jr, c
Brookings. Horace is a star of tn
visiting team and all of his Brooking
friends will be out to see him perform
p Laura Frankenfield is playing unde
the management of Leon A. Gilso
e a play s%ingularly adopted to her ten
a perment. The play Is a dramatic;
j. ton Of Margaret Deland's "Awakel
g ing OF Helena Richie" Time an
again of late, dramatized novels hay
Of proved to be very nearly as dull a
c. novelized plays. But Chariot
Thompson has transferred the plt
a Of Miss Deland's story from boo
le covers to procenium frame witho,
to boring those who have not read tn