The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-08-17
School shoes! Gillespie & Rogers.

Miss Elsie DeWalt visited friends al
Bryant a few days last week.
NJ. G. Carlisle spent last week al
Pipestone visiting his cousins.
VIM. Williams was up from Aurora
Saturday On business matters.
Mrs. Baughman, of RedieId, is here
visiting her father, Thos. Gullick.
j. H. Roberts was over from Madi.
son and spent Sunday with his family
r. A. Turner left Friday for an over
Sunday visit with friends at Colfax,
Iowa.
w. II. Armstrong and T. r. Thorn
were down from Howard last Monday
on business matters.
Flandreau defeated Bookings in the
ball game at Lake Campbell Sunday,
the score being 2 to /.
Mrs. e. F. McCarl returned last
Thursday from a pleasant visit with
friends at Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Scott Soule arrived Saturday
from Arlington to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Squirting.
F. E. Youngberg and family left Fri
day for a few days visit at Rock
Rapids, and other Iowa points.
Tag Day for the hospital will be
Thursday, September 7, the third day
of the fair. Assist the hospital.
Harry Blewitt was up from Sioux
Falls a few days the past week trans
acting business with S. H. McCarl.
Bookings Produce Co. will ship a
car load of poultry on Saturday,
August 26. Springs owe 21a 10. 15c.
Wallace f. Purdy and Edward La
Grave autoed up to WATERFOWL Thurs
day to spend a few days at the lake.
Prof. n. E. Hansen YVES out at Cot
tonwood last week and addressed the
ninth annual celebration held there.
DR.. E. C. Miller is building a COM
modious residence on Twelfth avenue
which will be occupied by NJ. c.. Bates
and family.
j. A. Loveland, of Baraboo. Wis, ex-
poets to nov his family here about
September LIST and become a resident
of this city.
Prof. Ed. Binnewies and bride have
returned and are now occupying their
new home. They were visiting his
wife's folks at Bloomfield, Iowa.
Otto German and wife, of Flandreau,
were here Friday for a short time.
They were on their way to Water
town to visit friends over Sunday.
Mrs. F. H. Fleming and daughter,
who had been here visiting her uncle,
DR.. A. w. Hyde, and family, left Fri
day morning for her home at Des
Moines.
The regents committee for State Col
lege met here Thursday on business.
T. w. Dwight, of Sioux Falls, chair
man, and J. w. Campbell, of Huron,
constitutes this committee.
Mrs. H. A. ~Stangland came down
from Hetland Saturday morning to
visit at the Mrs. Mary Stangland
home. Harry came down in the even
ing to join his wife and visit over
Sunday.
A. F. Vergote, who had been here on
a visit at the John Alton home. left
Friday for his home at Marshall, MINI.
His wife, who is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alton, remained for a more
extended visit.
o. o. Graves and family left Sunday
in their auto for a trip east. The fam
lily went as far as Astoria where they
were to visit for a few days and Mr..
Graves went on to Montevideo, Mimi,
to look after business matters.
Prof. B. A. Dunbar and wife, ac-
companied by Mrs. NJ. f. Wimsey, left
Saturday for Madison to spend a few
days at the hotel on Lake Madison.
They have been Joined by Regent #.
w Dwight and family, of Sioux Falls.
WI iINIlOhI pliuutI, "llt anu
grandson, who spent a week VISITING
at the A. Glidden and Chas. Palmer
homes, returned to their home At
Britt, Iowa, Tuesday. He is a nephew
of Mr.. A. GIidden and Chas. Palmer.
H. G. Hauff returned Sunday even
ing from a two weeks buying trip to
Cleveland, Ohio. and New York City.
He says the strike in the eastern mills
has been settled and hat unless the
threatened railroad strike DEVELOPS
there will be pelnty of goods for west
ern buyers. He succeeded in getting
a fine line Of goods for his customers
and these goods are arriving daily.
Chas. e. Poole and wife returned
Friday evening from a three weeks
trip through Iowa. At Sioux City
they visited Mrs. W. J. Falton, a niece,
at Fort Dodge Berry Bell and wife
and at Mason City Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Kilmer. They found crop conditions