The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-02

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chell, Jeweler.
Art Hanson was a Sinai visitor the
frst Of last week.
Mrs. Frank Ripley was a visitor in
Aurora Monday,
M~acklnaws at ruinous prices. Ellis
Hall Co. Department Store.
Miss Mabel Olson of volga was a
visitor in the city last week.
q. L. Carlson of Bradley visited his
two sons at State College several DAYS
last week.
Mrs. Noldal and sons of Volga at
tended to business matters in Brook
inss last week.
Mrs. Ben Dahl and Mrs. J.. L. Alseth
and daughter, Miss Lillian of Volga
were visitors in the city last week.
A. Merrill returned to his home at
Gary last week after a few days visit
with relatives and friends in this city.
The Nolga Tribune says hat the
south road to Brookings is now report
ed as being in better shape than the
north road"
}. c. Larson visited old friends in
Lake Preston last week. He was driv-
ing a medicine wagon through the
country as Ear west as that city.
Miss Frances Larson of Tracy,
MINI, visited from last Friday even.
ing until Monday morning at the home
of her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. |. f. Lees.
Mrs, William Langdon returned
home to Clear Lake last week after a
visit with her daughter Hazel and son
Floyd who are attending State College.
Every country has been and is a
Melting Pot America exhibits the
normal fusing process magnified many
thousand diameters." You are inter
ested.
Mrs. J. E. Hyde arrived last Wednes-
day from Clark for a visit at the home
of her son, f. f. Hyde. Mr..
Hyde was also here to partake of the
THANKSGIVING turkey.
Miss Waneta Cordiner spent Thanks
giving with home folks at Clear Lake.
OF the entire Clear Lake contingent
at State College Miss Cordiner is the
only n who spent the vacation at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Levins, Mrs.
Thomas Solman and Miss Mary Mead,
all of Flandreau, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fleming and daughter Julia of Spring
Greek and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cal
larry and daughter of Elkton were
guests last week at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Dolan near this city.
Misses Eva Coughlin, Alice Rose
dahl, Dora Rosedahl and Josephine Col
Inns autoed to Bruce last week to visit
in the parental home of Misses Cough
lin and Rosedahl and to attend a meet
ing of the library association. Miss
Dybdahl and Miss Collins contributed
piano solos on the program at the
llcSlluS Willie MISS hOStudHl gave a
vocal solo.
Our neighboring city of Bruce is
busy making preparations for their
new electric light plant. C. II. Vie
bers has purchased the two lots at the
corne Of Main and Second streets
from w. F. Baker and is erecting the
plant on the real end of the lots. The
building will face Second street and
the contract for it's construction has
been let to Mr.. Perry. The latter has
a force of men already at work and in
a short time Bruce will shine with all
her neighbors.
Brookings dealers say the reports
show that South Dakota potatoes are
the best on the market. They are be-
ing sought IN the eastern market this
year, practically for the first time.
Heretofore South Dakota "spuds"
found the in the southern
and southwestern markets, very few
reaching the east. The crop of po-
tatoes in South Dakota this fall is not
only large but of a superior quality.
1t is especially free from scab. Many
potato raisers in this section are stor-
ing their crop, believing that in the
spring they will be able to secure a
better price for those not used in home
consumption. Reports from the out
side are to the effect that Minnesota
and Wisconsin potatoes are showing a
tendency to decay rapidly and for that
reason are not considered an advisable
purchase for storing.
Funeral services of Clarence Peder-
son of Sinai, who was found dead by
a neighbor early Tuesday morning of
last week, were held last Friday. Ac-
cording to a Sinai report Mr.. Peder-
son and Peter Felberg had been in
Sinai Monday night and the latter had
been having a horse treated. They
started to leave Sinai about two
o'clock in the morning. Mr.. Felberg
found that Mr. pederSOn had already