The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-22

A. B. Dalthorp, of Volga, was in towr
Wednesday on business.
R. A. Pilmer came up Monday from
Carthage where he has been for some
time at the home of his son.
Arthur Fricke returned this morn
ing from Minneapolis where he went
Saturday night on business.
Mrs. r. a. Storm returned Wednes.
day evening from a trip of several
weeks to various points in the east.
DR.. Seaman, of Volga, was in the
city Wednesday in consultation with
DR.. A. w. Hyde concerning the condi.
ton OF Mrs. Ole Sundet, who has been
i'll for some time.
Damaged Goods" the great tragedy
OF Sins consequences, in seven awe.
inspiring acts, at the Pleasant Hour
Wednesday, June %. A photoplay en-.
dorsed by press and public men.
Ward Waltz, Frank Paige, C. NJ. Nc
Ginnis and Mark Connolly went to
Big Stone Lake last Thursday on a
fishing expedition, returning Monday
A very successful trip is reported.
Prof. V. r. Jones departed Friday
morning for Omaha, Neb., points in
Colorado, and Walla Walla, Wash, fol-
a months vacation and pleasure trip
and also a visit with relatives N
Walla Walla.
Mrs. Rebecca Shea left Monday
morning for Marshalltown, Iowa, tc
attend the department convention OF
the Women's Relief Corps, and will
also visit at the home of her brothe-
expecting to be gone several days.
The farmers residing south OF
Bookings have been putting in con,
siderable good work on the roads dur
ing the past week or so. The roads
are in fine shape in some sections and
they are to be congratulated for their
work.
Strictly Cash-We are selling fol-
cash and selling for less. Buy your
meats here and save money. Special
for Saturday-Pork Steak Is cents pei
pound. Special prices on all meats
Rising Sun Meat Market, Theo. Schultz
Prop.
c. a. Johnson departed Friday even
ing for Minneapolis in the interest OF
the c. A. Johnson & Son automobile
agency, going later to Duluth, Mimi.
where he will join a delegation OF
Buick dealers who will make a trip to
Buffalo, N, Y, by way of steamer over
the Great Lakes. This is an annual
affair and dealers of all sections will
make the trip. Mr.. Johnson will also
visit the Buick factory at Flint, Mich.
igan, in order to keep familiar with
the Buick industry and get a line on
the new models.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Cranston, Of Wini
fred, Mont, were the guests Of Ned
Briggs and other friends in the city
fer a couple Of days this week on their
way home from Rochester. Mrs
Cranston is troubled with goiter and
they had been in consultation with the
medical staff at Rochester. Mr.. Grams
ton is publisher Of the Winifrcd Times
and was a resident of Brookings in
1899. Many Of the old pioneers re.
member his father, Royal Cranston,
who was one of the successful farm.
ers Of early days in this county.
The Central Baptist association clos.
ed a two day session Wednesday. Thir.
ty-two delegates and five visitors repre-.
senting churches from Elkton west to
Pierre and a number of towns north of
Bookings, have been in attendance at
the meetings. At the Tuesday evening
meeting Hon. II. B. Mathews deliver
ed the address of welcome, followed by
addresses by Rev. Frank Peterson, or
Minneapolis, and President Harlan of
Sioux Falls college. Rev. S. p. Shaw,
superintendent of missions, spoke Wed.
nesday morning and Rev. John ScrOed-
er at the afternoon session. Miss Mar
garet Catlett spoke on Elementary
Work during the Sunday school session
Wednesday afternoon and Mrs. F.
Bryant on the Cradle Roll Department,
Rev. T. L. Ketman, D. d. of Chicago,
delivered the annual sermon Wednes.
day night, which closed the sessions.