The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-04-02

morning from a visit at Volga.
Mrs. w. J. Brown Of Tyler, visited
over Sunday with Brookings relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Morehouse, who has spent the
winter in California, arrived home Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. Ben Sinjem and children came
down from Huron Saturday morning
for a few days visit at the home of her
father, G. n. Kennard.
Attorney T. C. Madden, who has
been practicing at Washburn, N. D.,
for some time, has returned to Bis
marck, where he has formed a partner
ship with a well known attorney and
former judge.
We are in receipt of a card from
Mrs. l. S. Binford, formerly of Brook
ings, in which she says: please
change my Register from Los Angeles,
to Caldwell, Idaho, as We are going
home soon. Have had a delightful va
cation"
Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Mccoy and son
Ermond arrived home Tuesday even
ing from Delray, Florida, having en-
joyed several weeks in that balmy
climate. They did not expect to be
home for some time but the death of
Mrs. McCoy's father in the Black Hills
necessitated their return.
In the larger cities department
stores are the one place in which little
folks can secure complete outfits. We
are following the same plan here.
Mothers should see our clothes for
little folks. We are particularly proud
of our suits for little men. The most
complete line you e saw, and priced
right. Ellis-Hall Company.
The alfalfa-dairy demonstration
train, under the direction of the State
College, left Sunday for a two weeks
trip over the Milwaukee lines in the
state. The train consisted of six
coaches, including diner, sleeper, lec-
ture car, machinery a and stock car.
College Belle Wayne and five other
less illustrious members Of the college
dairy herd were taken along. Prof. C..
Larsen, State Dairy Expert Ryger and
Prof. G. A. Starring accompanied the
train from here.
George Maryland arrived Saturday
morning from Los Angeles, and will
visit relatives and friends here for
some time. His mother who spent the
winter in California, stopped of in
Kansas to visit her daughter. George
tells us that times are very quiet in
the western country just now, but bust
ness is expected to pick up within a
short time. He says that California
has a great bunch of boosters and If
the state had half of the Of
South Dakota it would be the most
wonderful country on earth. q
w. L. Howard and family moved
from Manchester this week to make
Brookings their permanent home.
In commenting up Mr.. How
ards sale, which was held
preliminary to moving here,
the De Smet Independent says: ut
has been reported that horses have
been bringing a lower figure at the
auction sales this spring than former
ly, but the sale of w. L. Towards at
Manchester on the 18th was an ex.
ception to that rule. The first six
horses sold brought a trif1e over ST.
10000 And this fact shows that it
The good heavy draft animals can be
raised as cheaply as the smaller ami
NAL that meets with the poor demand"
Superintendent Browning of the city
schools and Miss Gertrude Stedman,
the county superintendent, attended
the educational meetings at Aberdeen
this week. These were the business
meetings of the committees of the
state educational association, the
county superintendent meeting, in
stitute conductors meetings and the
annual gathering of the Northern
South Dakota Teachers association.
Prof. Browning attended the meeting
of the committee, which is preparing
the program for the next annual meet
ing of the educational association, and
which consists of himself, President
Early, Secretary Lindsay and State
Superintendent Lawrence. He also at
tended the institute conductors meet
ing. Miss Stedman attended the
meeting of the county superintendent
and of the educational associations
legislative committee, of which she is
a member.
The Eugene, Oregon, Daily Guard
has the following account of the mar
riage of Miss Beatrice Donaldson, who
moved to the coast with her parents,
MI. and Mrs. w. H. Donaldson, last
fall: miss Beatrice Donaldson Of
this city, and Mr.. L. A. Smith of
B%rockton, Cal, were quietly married
Friday morning, March Goth, at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
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