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

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R. A. Mark last Friday.
Highest market price for poultry at
the Brookings Produce Co.
Leila Linn went to Bruce Monday
evening to spend a few days.
H. w. and L. w. Sheldon were Sioux
Falls business visitors Monday.
The city council is having the aseptic
tank west of the city cleaned out.
Neil Donaldson was in Minneapolis
last week having his tonsils removed.
S. A. Buck, the Bruce banker, was
locking after business here Tuesday.
DR.. J. w. Foster was over from
Aurora Tuesday on professional bust
ness.
A. E. Patterson was down from
Watertown Tuesday on business mat
ters.
A. B. Dalthorp brought his son over
from Volga Tuesday to enter State
College.
J. NJ. Johnston, the Bradley banker,
was in the city Monday on business
matters.
Chas. Dobbs and family were in from
Moody county Wednesday doing some
trading.
II. l.. Davis and family moved into
their new home on Williams street
Monday.
r. f. Chenoweth went to Wolsey
Monday to be gone most of the week
on business matters.
L. S. Madison and two children were
here from Arlington Monday. Mr..
Madison is a banker there.
At a special meeting of the Masonic
lodge Monday evening two candidates
were given the third degree.
Homer Rexford went to Minneapolis
last Thursday to meet Mrs. Rexford
who had been in the east visiting.
Mrs. Cora Mason. went to De Smet
Sunday to spend a conple of weeks at
the home of Judge Green and family.
Mrs. e. J. Carnahan and Mrs. A. B.
Calef were down from Estelline last
Friday shopping and visiting friends.
O. c. Halvorson, president of the
State Bank at Brandt, was here Tues
day with his two sons, who are enter
ing State College.
Mrs. l. L. Jones and SOL Austin, of
Raymond, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Davis this week. Mrs. Jones
is a sister of Mrs. Davis.
A. C. Sigler and wife were here from
Sioux Falls Wednesday. Mr.. Sigler Is
state manager of the sales department
of the Burrows Adding Machine Co.
B. F. Hollenbeck, banker at Glen
ham, brought his son here Wednesday
to enter State College. He also look
ed after business matters while in the
city.
Mrs. C. Ford Of Columbus, Ohio, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Ford and family, of
Bruce, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pesha, of
Orient, spent Sunday with the j. w.
Linn family.
c. w. Kitchen, H. o. Beandt, j.. S,
Ovelmere and j. A. Myers were up
from Rock Rapids Tuesday looking
over Bookings county lands with a
view to purchasing.
1t has been suggested that the club
rooms and city rooms at the city hall
be cleaned up and the walls put in
shape. The bowls in the toilet rooms
should also be cleaned.
Rev. Nickerson, of White, moved
here Monday and now occupies the res
idence which H. l.. Davis and family
vacated. Mr.. Nickerson here to
educate his children at State College.
Monday, September 25, we will have
a representative of the Kayline Art
Fixture Co. at our shop, with a com
plete line Of new designs and samples,
for your inspection. Heymer Electric
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C~aughlin, OF
Milwaukee, are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Waltz. Mr.. Caugh-
lin is one of the old time athletes al
State College and also a graduate of
the institution.
H. G.. Temte, of Bryant, and Z. +.
Feldman, of Pipestone, were in the
city Tuesday on their way to Bryant
Mr.. Temte is cashier Of the bank at
Bryant and Mr.. Feldman is president
of the First National at Pipestone.
If you want to get first hand whether
we are telling the truth about the land
around Underwood please ask Cha.
Hawkins, Mr.. Lows or Fred Messer-
schmidt who purchased this week
three quarter sections from US. Fox &
Ellis.