The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-09-21
Local and Personal

ton Monday evening.
Look for the poultry advertisement
of the Bookings Produce Co.
]. F. Erwin was in WATERFOWL on
business matters last Thursday.
Miss Nell Larson is teaching school
in the Kellerton district near Hayti.
Mrs. Harry Johnson was very i'll at
her home in the west end the past
week.
son were Lake Preston visitors last
week.
VIM. Rowe was up from Sioux Falls
this week visiting his mother, Mrs.
Alice Rowe.
Miss Laura Nelson visited friends at
Bryant last week, spending several
days there.
F. NJ. Ellis left Friday morning with
a party of and seekers for Underwood,
North Dakota.
Miss Cecilia Sanders visited a few
days last week with her friend, Miss
Ina Larson near White.
Ernest, Ainsworth, who has been
working in a creamery at Clark, ar
rived home last Wednesday.
Theo. Reichman was over from near
Elkton Friday on business matters and
visited awhile with the Register force.
Aubrey Sherwood, Victor Basart,
Walter Andrews and Lloyd Hoyt, Of
De Smet, are here to attend State Col
lege.
Miss Mary Miller is home from a
very pleasant visit with friends at
points in the southern part of the
state.
A. r. WIFE was down from De Smet
last week consulting the extension de-
partment relative to work in Kings
bury county.
J. J. Mackey and c. A. Larson, of
Flandreau, were in the city Saturday
on their way home from the state
fair at Huron.
f. E. Mcknight is building a fine
new house on east Bird street and
hopes to have it finished before the
first of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Cheever entertain
ed j. Burgheim and wife. of st. Paul,
last week. Mr.. Burgheim is a brother
of Mrs. Cheever.
Mrs. Neil Labbitt, of Sioux City, was
here the past week visiting her mother
Mrs. Margaret Boyd. Mrs. Labbitt left
for home Wednesday.
c. c. Coakley and son Walter were
up from Moody county Saturday doing
some trading and arranging to haul
wheat to the market here.
Mrs. Ed. Schultz, who lives on 9Th
avenue south, had her eye badly hurt
last Thursday while working with a
brush. She has been under the doc
tors care since.
Frost Friday morning killed all ten
der vines, flowers and late corn. Most
of the corn, however, was safe and the
killing of the stocks will help ripen up
the ears earlier.
Roy Bane, who works in the Mix &
Grossman meat market, had his head
badly cut Thursday by a meat hook
falling on him and had to have a sur
geon dress the wound.
At a recent meeting of the city coun-
Gil J. H. Roberts was awarded the con-
tract for putting in the Main street
sewer for the city. His well known
ability to do good work assures the city
a fine job.
Harry Averill left Friday night for
Glendive, Mont, where he goes to
work on the A. P. Ranch near there
at a good salary. He expects to file
on land there and prove up on it while
in that section.
The Industrial Collegian resumes
publication this week with Ernest
Michaels as e~ditor-in-chief and a corps
of able contributors to assist him. The
publication will be issued from the
Register composing rooms.
Elmer Sexauer was out to Lake Pres,
ton Friday on business for Geo. P,
Sexauer & Son. On the way home he
found a dead pelican just this side OF