The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-03-11
Local and Personal

Disc harrow for sale. G.. Rude.
Miss Elsie Schmidt visited friends at
Aurora the last of the week.
County Auditor and Mrs. Ripley
Sundayed with relatives at Aurora,
Mrs. Lee Cogley left Tuesday morn
ing for a visit with friends at Lambert
ton, MINI.
Roy Cameron was down from Estel-
line and visited relatives between
trains Tuesday.
Keep in mind the sale of baked
goods and Easter Eggs by the Presby-
terrain Aid, April 8.
Prof. j. w. Wilson departed Tues
day for Belle Fourche, where he spoke
yesterday before the Western South
Dakota development congress.
We neglected last week to make
mention of the arrival of a nice little
daughter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Kennard on February 26.
The G. w. Van Laningham family
expect to leave next week for Great
Falls, Montana, where they will live
on the claims they filed on last fall.
We are ready to move any sized
building you have. We have the latest
moving equipment and guarantee to
do the work right. Dokken & Sven
On.
Father Shean went to Elkton Tues
day morning to spend the day with
Monsignor Sheahan. He tells us that
he probably will not go to Montana to
take up his claim until later in the
year.
Having just moved u millinery
into the Rood building opposite the
Press office, | wish to that
we are now ready for business and
will have a special display Saturday,
March 10. Miss M. Joerns.
The State College band held a tag
day Tuesday to raise money to help
the expenses of their trip over the
state in the spring. Both down town
and college people were tagged and We
understand the boys realized about
1920.
Mrs. Patterson cordially invites the
ladies of Bookings and vicinity to
call and inspect her Easter display Of
Gage, Fisk, Lyman and Patterson Hats
on Friday and Saturday, March 10 and
20. Second floor Hub Department
Store.
T. w. Child of Mellette, vas in the
city the first of the week visiting j. K.
Fridley and boosting for a coal mine
which he owns in Dewey county. He
claimed that this South Dakota coal
was very nearly as good as the famous
Hooking Valley.
Tuesday evening Mr.. Holmes, our
efficient night cop, arrested a bunch Of
DRINKS who had been making a nuis-
ance of themselves and yesterday
morning Judge Campbell put them to
work on the streets. Some Of this out
fit ought to be sent up for life.
The Brookings county legislative
delegation is home. Senator Miller
and Representatives Schultz and Olson
returned from Pierre Saturday and
Representative Kennard got home
Monday night, having stopped at
Huron for a brief visit with his daugh-
ter.
City Auditor Stoddart was taken i'll
the latter part of the week with kidney
trouble and his condition yesterday
was such that 1t was thought best 20
take him to Minneapolis for an opera
ton. He left last night, accompanied
by DR.. Hyde and ]. L. Tree. W. hope
to heal good reports from him.
J. T. Sarvis' was visiting friends
here this week on his way back to
Ardmore from Washington. D. c..
where he has been doing special work
in the department of agriculture dur
ing the winter. He expected to be
transferred to the government station
at Mandan, N. D., within q short time.