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

Tuesday with Brookings relatives.
Leslie Gooch of South Shore was a
visitor in Bookings last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Smith of Bryant is visit
ing relatives and friends in Bookings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Campbell Of
Castlewood were visitors in ~Brookings
last Saturday.
Miss Helen Patterson of Canova was
among the visitors in Brookings last
Saturday.
Mrs. w. j. Brown and children of
Tyler, Mimi, came last week for a
visit with Brookings friends.
Mrs. Thos. Muvehill left yesterday
for her home at Wakonda, S. D., after
a weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
A. w. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ko~chenderfer left
last Thursday evening for their home
at Albion, Montana, after spending the
summer with relatives neal Brookings.
E. V. Gamberg, Henry Gamberg,
Bert Rogers, Clarence Ellstrom and
Harold Johnson made up an automo-
bile party from Sioux Falls which at
tended the football game in Bookings
last Saturday.
In a recent issue of the Bryant News
a wedding article was c%aptioned,
"Kant-Cook." The Lake Norden En-
terprise says of the line, mo doubt
she can't, but he'll find it out fast
enough without reading it in the paper.
Ward Ellis, Clifford Knox, Donald
Hoffman, John Berry and Ross Smith,
all members of the Dakota Wesleyan
football team at Mitchell, arrived in
B~rookings last Friday night by auto to
attend the State-U. S. ID. football
game.
The 800 per acre land in Hamlin
county is not very far distant, in fact
it has already reached our neighboring
county of Deuel. and has been soaring
above that figure for some time in
Brookings county.-Castlewood Re
publican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Billick and Mrs.
Jesse Swift drove down from Estel-
line last Saturday to attend the Hobo
Day events. Mr.. and Mrs. Billick re-
turned home but Mrs. Swift remained
for a weeks visit in the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A, Lehner.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Dillon and Miss
Grace O'Brien drove up from Mitchell
last Friday and visited Bookings
friends Hobo Day. Mr.. Dillon was
formerly principal of the Bookings
high school but is now athletic coach
at Dakota Wesleyan at Mitchell. Miss
O'Brien, who taught in the Brookings
high school last year, teaches at Nit
chell this year.
Almost seventy South Dakota resi-
dents registered at the Panama-Pacifc
exposition during the week of October
25-November /. Those from this com
munity we're: Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Jillison, Volga; H. w. Knapp, Estel-
line; Mrs. j. f. Ruddy, White; Mr..
and Mrs. H. Blair, Tilford; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Denehart, James Natesta,
MILFORD Natesta, Bookings; Chas.
Horning, Estelline; Mrs. II. j. Seeman,
Rockham; Celia Bingham, Farmer.
Alfred Sorenson came dows from the
Hartland home and went to Brookings
on Monday to take up his course in
the State College the coming winter.
He is already a successful young farm
er but he believes in getting the latest
and best knowledge possible along
agricultural and livestock lines. y + +
Miss Anna Christofferson went to
Brookings last Monday morning to
again take up her studies in the state
school of agriculture for the coming
winter. Success to her.-Lake Preston
Times.
Among the Sioux Falls residents
who visited Brookings last Saturday
were L. NJ. Gibbs, secretary of the
Commercial Club; Howard Wood,
coach of the high school team; Geo.
Schlosser, John Cressey, Will Rowe
and Fred Jaquith. Jewett Bros. &
Jewett sent an auto load and f. G..
Olson, j. Gotham, j. NJ. Donovan, l..
Leavitt and Margulies Bros, each
brought loads. Sioux Falls was inter
ested in last Saturdays battle as
several boys from that city were in
the lineup.
The postofice department is again
calling the attention of patrons of
rural routes to the necessity of cutting
grass and weeds along the roads, to
prevent the unnecessary accumulation
of snow. If patrons of the Bookings
office would comply with this request