The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-05
his home in Iowa Wednesday.

II. Larrabee and wife who have been
gone the summer. This worthy couple
have been missed by many and their
homecoming brings pleasure to their
many friends.
II. NJ. Cook was a suburban visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. l. c. Southland was an early
morning shopper Tuesday and found
time while in the village to call on n
few friends.
Mrs. G. A. Korte and Mrs. E. d.
Southland were Sunday afternoon visit.
ors at Jas. Trails.
Many from here attended the stock
sale of f, R%ufenacht Thursday.
The construction of our new brick
building is in full force now and the
structure is going right along toward
completion.
Our banker, Mr.. n. M%uilenbzurg, is
now the owner of a fine stock farm
near Volga and Monday a drove of
twenty-five or thirty head of cattle
were sent from here to help improve
the conditions of the ranch.
There was no church service at the
NJ. E. church Sunday due to the alb
sence of Rev. Stoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Messner, the chill
dren and Mrs. NJ. Allstott motored out
to Fred Huska's pleasant farm last
Sabbath afternoon.
Harry Hill entertained his two
brothers from Iowa one day last week,
Potato digging is progressing fine
in this locality. Good potatoes are re-
ported by many, with a light yield.
This, however, will be made right by
the high price paid per bushel this
year.
DR.. j. w. Foster is now nicely 10
Gated in the f. d. Southland house, VIII
Ripleys occupying the house vacated
by the doctor.
H. B. S~everson's family has moved
to the Forest Rexford cottage and f.
d. Southland will live in the Orson Rex
ford house until the building on the
farm is completed.
f. T. Baker and wife, with Miss
Lilah, autoed from Bookings Friday.
combining business with pleasure
while here.
Jack Van Ausdall was taking adj
vantage of the many bargains which
were found in our general stores Fri
day.
Lohr Dancer and family drove Satur-
day evening to Prairie Home where
they remained until Sunday. the guests
Of Mr. Dancers sister, Mrs. II. Gil
let.
A party consisting of II. NJ. Korte, S.
NJ. Pittenger and a couple of friends
autoed to Lake Campbell Monday and
spent the day fishing.
Remember that the d. of II. gives a
social entertainment at the lodge hail
Friday night, October 9Th, to which
the public is cordially invited. There
will be a program given and refresh
ments served.
Will Schaeffer was over from Brook
ings Sunday a guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Schaeffer.
Chris Pauls and family are now nice
ly settled in the Southland house, which
they have leased the coming year.
Mrs. Minnie Hartman and grand
daughter Helen were guests at the II.
M. Cook home between trains Sunday.
The familiar face of Will Hoy is
seen on our streets again. Will is
combining business with pleasure and
his many friends are glad to greet him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rexford, of
B~rookings, accompanied by Mrs.
Martha Aldrich and daughter, Mrs.
Madden, were in the village Saturday.
Come again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hoeffling and Mrs.
Fred Miller and son were Bookings
visitors Saturday.
Mayme Carroll, who teaches near
Madison this year, attended church
here Sunday and was a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Chapman, at Bushnell.
Last Sunday Jas Bane, of Fountain,
accompanied his son Jimmie to Mime
apolis where the latter will enter a
business college.
Master Wayne Miller spent the week
end at the r. Hazelwood home.
Residents of this community sympa-
keenly with the Wilbur Atkins
who lost their fine barn and silo
by fire Saturday. Years Of labor and
anxiety are buried in the ruins, which
is certainly discouraging for Mr.. At.
kins.
Mrs. Ada Bennett and sister Ruth $
autoed from Flandreau Thursday. Miss
Lou Haggardt and the children with s
Mrs. Earl Miller and baby returning to
with them.