The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12
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w. E. Purdy ad mother visited a.
Watertown over Sunday.
H. G. Williams leaves for Iowa to
day to attend to some land matters.
Miss Laura Vinegar spent Sunday
in Watertown visiting her brother and
family.
DR.. j. r. Jackson was over to Elan
dreau Saturday evening on profession.
al business.
Prof. W. II. Powers was at Pierre
last week attending the state library
commission.
J. II. Chichester and family have
moved into their new home at S23
Third venue.
Prof. Manley Champlin was at Aber-
deem last week acting as Judge at the
fair held there.
Mrs. Helga Wilson has moved into
the Jesme house one door east of the
DR.. Harris home.
Geo. Henry is home from Yorkton,
Canada, where he spent several weeks
on business and visiting friends.
j.. W. Linn returned Saturday night
from Faulkton where he had been look
ing after his farming interests.
Guy Maryland shipped two carloads
of cattle from here Saturday and Mr..
Cornelius shipped a carload of hogs.
The Boston American won the
worlds pennant from the Brooklyn Ma
tionals taking four out of five games.
Miss Alice Langdon and mother,
who spent the summe at Parker and
Mission Hill, returned Saturday to the
city.
Fred LeLonde, one of the prominent
farmers of Moody county, and son Art
were in the city Wednesday on bust
ness matters.
c. G. Fjerestad departed this norm
ing for Williston, N. Oak, where he
will visit for several weeks with his
brother Charles.
Mrs. w. F. Marvin and little daugh-
ter arrived Tuesday evening to join
her husband. They have moved into
Fryer house.
Miss Margaret Catlett rode up with
the G.. w. Case family Saturday and
spent several days with them at their
Doma in Watartoun
The pajama parade by the dormitory
girls at State College Tuesday night
was evidently enjoyed by more people
han those who participated.
Tom Cochran who lives north of the
has purchased the Jerde house
west of the Lutheran church and will
into the city and occupy it.
Geo. w. Wright was in the city Mon
lay advertising his big sale that will
take place on his farm between White
and Hendricks on the 10Th of October.
Henry Schmidt returned from Spear
fish Wednesday to get his car which
he will drive through stopping to visit
relatives in Hand county over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Rush, who had
been here visiting Thos. Connolly and
wife for a few weeks, left Wednesday
Tor their home in st. Paul. Mrs. Con-
nelly is their daughter.
H. G.. Temte, banker at Bryant, was
the city Wednesday on his way from
where he spent a few days
with his family. His father is very
II and not expected to live long.
Miss Aurora Leekley, Mrs. r. A. Lar
son and Mrs. Myra Downs were hos
.esses to the NJ. e. choir Tuesday even
ng at the college grove. A nice pie
lic dinner vas served at six o'clock.
Chas. E. Poole, R. Fl. Bartlett, Chas.
Severson, Ed. Carlisle, II. Fox and w.
II. May spent the first of the week at
Henry hunting ducks. Messrs. Poole,
Bartlett and Severson remained a day
Or two fixing up their camp for future
hunting.
A letter to the Register from f. l.
Field says: Il am attending the Uni
of Illinois this year, being en-
in the College of Commerce n
Business administration. Am glad to
report that I enjoy the work and like
he institution"
Mrs. Howard Coe, who has been
visiting several weeks with her par
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Skinner,
caves today for her home in Washing
ton, d. c. She will be met in Chicago
by Mr.. Coe who will accompany her
the balance of the trip.
w. B. Steer and family came up
from Sioux Falls Saturday for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Poole.
They brought Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Tis-
dale, who had been visiting there, with
them. Mrs. Steer is a daughter of Mr..
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