The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-06-26

SATURDAY ulSul with d SulpulSul "
cattle from the college farm.
Dance at Brookings July 4th. The
B~rookings Orchestra always pleases
Electric fans will keep you cool.
Mrs. Matteson came down from Arl.
ington yesterday morning to visit her
father, H. G. Moffatt at the hospital.
The hose company boys returned
home Monday from an enjoyable out
ing of several days at Lake Campbell.
Miss Evelyn Murphy came up from
Elkton last evening for a few days
visit at the home of her uncle, w. H.
Murphy.
Misses Louise Phillips and Winifred
Enos returned yesterday morning from
a few days visit with Mrs. Haas at
Arlington.
We were in error last week in stat
ing that c. c. Erie had purchased the
Conklin cottage, as he did not close
the deal, and this week he purchased
the Fred Cole house on Fifth street.
Clerk of Courts Lunden issued
licenses Tuesday to Fred Williams Of
White, and Jennie Perry Of Bookings,
and Bonnie C. Williams of Lake Pres
ton, and Cora A. Knudesen of Hetland.
Aylmer Cole and w. E. Hughey and
their families arrived from Bellevue,
Iowa, by auto Tuesday and are visiting
friends and looking after business mat
tiers. They expect to go west to Mon
tana from here.
One of the best window displays
shown here in a long time is to be
seen this week in one of the big win
dows at the Skinner & Ellis Depart
ment Store. The United States Capt.
toll building is shown in miniature,
constructed of soap and it is certainly
an attractive ad, especially at night
when illuminated with electric lights.
Edward ]. Wilson and Miss Agnes
KATHERINE Quinlan of Aurora, were
married at the Catholic church yester-
day morning, Father W. T. Shean per-
forming the ceremony. The young
yer attended by Will Ripley
and Miss Mary Wilson, and after the
the party returned to the Will
son home at Aurora. where a wedding
breakfast was served.
Rev. Paul Roberts and s. l.. Belden
to Mitchell Friday evening where
they represented the local church at
the annual convocation of the Episco-
pal diocese of South Dakota. They re-
port an excellent meeting, with an at
tendance of over two hundred, includ-
ing Bishop Biller and thirty-five
On Sunday the beautiful new
church at Mitchell was dedicated.
The Brookings horses did we'll at the
Miller race meet last week. F. NJ.
.huck won second money with Dad
Mix in a field of ten starters and he
won second money with Hazel Wilson
a field OF six starters. The best
in the two races was 2:17A and
2:16A. Geo. Cole took a third in a
field of ten starters with that big
skate of his, the best time be-
.ng 1922.
LINDSAY Whitehead arrived Satur-
lay evening for a visit at the home of
his parents, Prof. and Mrs. B. T.
He just completed his
course at the Boston School of Tech
the best and one of the largest
engineering institutions in this coun-
.ry, and his work IA so highly
of that he was offered and has
accepted a position there as instruc-
or for next year.
Bert Rude and Miss Clara Knutson
we're united in marriage at the home
IF the brides parents near Brandt, last
Thursday afternoon. They arrived
here Saturday morning and will make
their home, Mr.. Rude being
associated with his father in the fur
niture store. The bride is quite well
known to Brookings people and both
have many friends here who will ex-
tend congratulations and best wishes.
Eugene and t. B. Kelly were at
Sioux Falls Monday to attend the
Of Mrs. Mae Evans. They
subpoened as witnesses, but
lot called upon to testify. The
was short, the state calling
two or three witnesses when the de-
tense waived examination and Mrs.
Evans was bound over without bail on
the charge of murder. The trial will
be held in circuit court in September.
President A. E. Hitchcock, T. w.
and August Frieberg of the
board Of regents met at the col
Tuesday to open bids for some
construction work provided for by the
last legislature. The contract for the
addition to the creamery building was
let to the Void Construction Com
pany of this city. This addition will
be 1880 and will be used for a cold