The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-01-14

were In Brookings the last of the
week.
Rio Miner went to Bruce Thursday
evening to attend a social time given
by the Yeomen.
Percy kennard went to Renville,
MINI, Friday morning to attend a sale
OF blooded hogs.
Mrs. Grace Bradley and Miss Nina
Waters visited Mrs. Haas at Arlington
a few days last week.
Clinton Halliday, who graduated
from the college last spring, was visit
ing friends here this week.
Herman Olson has moved his family
back here from Britton and they are
living in the f. Walter cottage.
Saturday we will sell five cans of
California fruits, best grade, for 800.
Elis-Hall Co. Department Store.
Geo. Phillips, Y. NJ. c. A. secretary
at the college, returned Friday from
Webster, where he spent the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Squirting went to
Arlington last evening for a few days
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Scott
Soule.
John Won ARK of Macintosh, N. D.,
spent several days the past week with
his brother, Landlord L. p. Won Ark
of the Leon.
S. T. Ashbaugh and daughter of But
Ter, Mimi, were guests a few days the
past week at the home of his brother,
j. p. Ashbaugh.
Judge Sherwood will open the Jan
uary term of court at the court house
next Tuesday morning. The calendar
is quite a lengthy one.
c. w. Pultz returned to his studies
at Bethany, w. ", Friday after spend
ing the vacation at the home of his
father, Andrew Pultz.
Andrew Hanson, n Of the well
known farmers south OF town, has
been very sick the past week, but was
reported as some better yesterday.
j. W. Warren returned Friday from
the Rochester hospital, where he was
| operated upon last week, and he is
feeling better than he has for many
years.
Mrs. Jos. Hoy returned Friday morn.
ing from a two or three months visit
at Gary. She was accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss Eva Sample, who
spent a week there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner of Grundy Cen
ter Iowa, were guests last week at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. c. G..
Erie. They left Friday morning for
Clear Lake to visit a son
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyrdahl of Hozel Run,
Mimi, have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. liver Dybdahl the last ten
days. They are on their way to Cali
fornia, where they will probably locate.
The Craig Kennedy detective stories
that have been a feature of the Cosmo-
poIitan Magazine, will be u in serial
form under the heading, "The Exploits
of Elaine at The Fad. Watch for
dates.
A train of fifteen cars of hogs and
sheep were shipped to the Chicago
market from here this week. The fol-
lowing were the shippers: Messrs.
Jermstad, Sloan, Caldwell, Yule, Will
son, Baldridge, Nesson, Keck and Shell
don.
Paul Hartman was taken sick with
smallpox the last of the week and Is
being cared for in the ward house in
the First ward. Paul contracted the
disease at New Ulm, where he has
been working recently, and this is the
first case in the city in a number of
years. The case is a very light one
Lawrence Knappen went to Roches-
ter Friday morning for an operation
upon his nose. The operation was a
success although it "a very painful
and Lawrence will feel its effects for
some time. DR.. Hyde went down Fri
day night to be with Lawrence during
the operation and he returned with
him Monday evening.
Leon Gle, one of the progressive
young farmers living northeast of the
city, informs the Register that he had
splendid success last year with Golden
Jewel corn and he expects to put in
seventy acres of this variety the com
ing season. Mr.. Gile is a great be-
lever in corn, cattle, hogs and dairy
ing, and these are surely the farmers
way to prosperity.
H. M. Harden, live stock editor of
the Dakota Farmer, was down from
Aberdeen the last of the week and
spent a few days with relatives and
old friends. Mr.. Harden r1id the
Register a compliment that was par
ticularly appreciated, coming from an
old newspaper man. He said that the