The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-08-31

DuSiASoS UP W riuSopuiy Souhty.
VIM. Callahan and family are hom'
from a short outing at Lake Kampeska
f. c. Austin went to Sioux Fall,
Monday to look after business durin:
the week.
Sheridan Selix spent last week visit
ing friends at Emmetsburg and Water
leo, Iowa.
Two tone shoes are the rage for wo
men. See the latest in Gillespie &
Rogers shoe window.
Mrs. r. w. Hoy. Of Watertown, is eX
pected this week by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Hasle
Misses Frances Erie and Harriette
Peterson came home Friday from 6
visit with White relatives.
Mrs. Louise Grover returned las
Saturday from a visit with relatives
and friends at Cody, Mont.
Miss Thelma Brictson went to Mar
shall, MINI, Tuesday to spend a week
visiting Mrs. A. F. Vergote.
Mrs. Plum will entertain the Past
Noble Grand Association at her home
Tuesday evening, September 5th.
We have two good all modern homes
in Bookings for sale. Prices right
Hall Sales & Advertising Bureau.
VIM. Aylsworth, compositor on the
Register, is having his vacation this
week and is visiting at Watertown.
Geo. Mcneil arrived Wednesday
from Minnesota to visit his brother
John who is suffering from a cancer.
Mrs. o. O. Olson is visiting her par.
ents at Albert Lea, Mimi, and expects
to return home some time next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Smith came
down from Detroit, Mimi, Saturday
evening for a short visit with Mr..
Smiths mother, Mrs. j. S. Smith.
Miss Gladys Callahan was surprised
Saturday evening by a number of her
young friends. On leaving they pre-
scented her with a nice kodak album.
P. j. Murphy and wife and two chill
drcn, who had been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. F. Haroldson since Saturday,
left Wednesday for their home at
Pierre.
Chris Auth sold a quarter section Of
land to H. G. Williams last week. The
land lies northwest of Elkton and is
one of the good farms of that part of
the county.
Mrs. John Leighty and Miss Mae
Button arrived from Carthage Wednc3-
day morning, the former to visit her
son, w. H. Leighty, and family and
the latter to attend the Shanley-Binne-
wies wedding.
Bert Babcock and wife Of Water
town passed through here Wednesday
on their way to Flandreau to visit his
brother Charles and family and take
in the county fair. He is poultry
judge for the fair there.
DR.. A. w. Hyde got an order from
his renter west of the Missouri river
this week for 100 sacks in which TO
ship the doctors share of alfalfa seed.
This would indicate that they have
some crop there and that there is
money in raising that kind of a crop.
The Oklasodak is a new paper pub.
lished by the soldiers comprising
South Dakota, Louisiana and Okla.
homa regiments. From it the Register
learns that the South Dakota ball
team won from Iowa by a score of e
tc 4; also that E. E. Hasz, IF Com
pany c, has been discharged because
of dependent relatives.
Rev. A. NJ. Work, a former pastor
Of the Presbyterian church here but
of late years pastor at Perry, Iowa,
has been compelled to give up his pas,
tCrate because of throat affection. He
will move to Des Moines where he will
act as emergency pastor of the Des
Moines presbytery. His many old
friends in Brookings will be sorry to
hear of his throat trouble.
VIM. Hanson, who carries mail be
tween the post office and State Cor
loge, has a dog which the authorities
thought should wear a tax number
like other respectable and law abiding
dogs. Mr.. Hanson held that as the
dog was state property and used as a
mail protector he should not be taxed,
Attorneys were consulted and after
serious consideration it was determin-
ed the dog should wear all the trim
mings of dogs in the better class.
The thirty-third anniversary of the
central Dakota Presbytery Will be held
at Madison next Tuesday and Wednes-
day, September 9Th and 9Th. Rev. w.
A. Mast, of this city is moderator and
will preside over the deliberations of
the meeting. The program covers the
work of the presbytery for the year