The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-10-01
Local and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. E, r. Hubbart spent a
few days at Watertown last week.
Rev. E. H. Lewandoski was over
from White a few hours yesterday.
Wait for Crawford's Stock Sale,
October 20. so high grade Shorthorn
cattle; Poland China brood sows, and
Percheron Stallion.
VIM. Laddusaw returned home Fri
day from a two weeks trip through
Nebraska and Iowa, where he has been
visiting and looking after his land in
terests.
s. F. Laddusaw and daughter Lor-
eta and Geo. Sheehan of LeMars,
Iowa, left for home Wednesday morn
ing after spending a week with the
Laddusaw families. They made the
trip in their auto,
Misses Hazel Matheny of Condo,
and Grace Somers of Brookings, are
visiting with Aberdeen friends. Both
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Brookings in 1913 and while here visit
ed the high school and Normal-Aber-
deem Daily News.
F. E. Youngburg has rented the New
Century block, vacated recently by the
Ellis-Hall Department Store, and will
move the Hub store to the new loca-
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and improvements are mad to the
building. This will make the Hub a
splendid home, giving them over twice
as much room as they have in their
present location.
CARROLL Iverson has been reelected
college cheer leader for the coming
year, and after watching ~"Iver's" con-
tortions at numerous college affairs we
are inclined to the opinion that the
honor was worthily bestowed. His
every little movement has a meaning
ali it's own" and he is able to get
more noise out of the rooters thar
any cheer leader that ever performed
in these parts.
When he got home from a drive
south of town the other day Ole Jerm-
stad discovered that the tire on one
of his rear wheels was gone. Ole was
considerably surprised and as he went
back over the route and failed to find
it the mystery has d%eepened. We have
heard of engines missing, but this is
the first time we ever knew of a tire
to disappear so that not the slightest
trace of it could be found.
The formal opening and stock see
ing fiesta of the Ellis-Hall Department
Store took place the last three days
of the week. Each evening the store
was crowded, perhaps damned would
be the better word, and the splendid
stock and store could no have failed
to meet their approval. The store Is
e~nioying a bigger business than ever
in it's new location, and its large and
varied stock is drawing trade to Brook
ings for a good many miles around.
County Auditor Ripley received word
Tuesday night that his father, Chas.
Ripley, had passed away at Aurora.
d, II seems that Mr.. Ripley left the depot
for home about eight o'clock in the
evening, but when about half way
=, there he was stricken with an attack
. of heart disease, passing away almost
Immediately MI. Ripley was one OF
!, the oldest and most highly respected
, citizens of the county.
The Commercial Club has an ad in
t another column giving complete details
e of the annual colt show to be held on
October II. The prizes this year are
J. very generous and as there are few
D restrictions and no entrance fee there
: should be a large number of colts
entered. The Commercial Club is put
e ting on this show to encourage the
e raising of better horses and 1t is to be
hoped that the farmers of the county
will Cooperate to the extent Of enter
ing their animals.