The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-09-14
Ladies' white buck shoes, $1.4S at
GillesDie &. Rogers footftters.

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Gillespie & Rogers, footitters.
Joe Tomscha. of Richland township,
was a Brookings visitor last week.
Another assortment of envelope
shaped hand bags, special 69c. Cole
Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Ashbaugh return
ed yesterday from a week at Lilly.
where they were looking after the
threshing on their farms.
W. A. Valentine, one Of the pioneer
settlers of the north part of the coun-
ty, was here with Mrs. Valentine last
week taking in the county fair and
visiting old acquaintances.
L. d. Boyce moved his family to
Minneapolis this week and they will
make that city their home. Mr.. Boyce
will handle sales for the Chas. f. Hall
Sales and Advertising Bureau out of
that city.
Geo. Hayes, Albert Kaiser, Jake
DOltdI. jas. tNSIltS anu jos " l
came up from Rock Rapids, Iowa, this
morning and are out looking at some
of Bookings county's fine farms with
a view to buying.
Clerk of Courts John A. Lunden has
issued license to the following to wed:
J. Z. Lenocker, of Bushnell, to Miss
Irma Coping, of White; Roy n. Hol-
comb, of Arlington, to Miss Louise
Austin. of Hetland.
Jas. Biggar and son George return
ed Thursday from a lengthy trip
through Canada. They spent the sum-
mer months there visiting along the
st. Lawrence river and many noted
places in other sections Of hat IL
try.
Miss Gertrude Tiller, a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Boyd Lombard, left Fri
day for the Twin Cities to visit rela-
tives. She will soon be married at
Spokane, Wash, to which place she
goes when she finishes her visit in the
Twin Cities.
Mrs. Zillah Wilson, of Aberdeen,
president Of the South Dakota State
Federation of Woman's Clubs, spent
a few hours between trains in our city
Saturday. She interviewed DR.. Per
isho for a lecture at the federation
meeting in October at Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bliss, of ~Broadhead,
Wis. were here the first of the week
looking after their farming interests.
They left Wisconsin some weeks ago
by auto and went west to Davenport
and then up through Iowa stopping at
several points in South Dakota.
Bookings sen about $50 fair visit
ors to Huron over the Northwestern.
Yesterday there were 140 bought tick
cts and IS today. The balance went
out Monday and Tuesday, 1t is safe
to say that $50 more went out via
auto so that over 600 people from this
point saw the fair.
Jas. Dobbs and daughter Nellie, ac-
companied by Mrs. Davis Chamber
lain and Miss Margaret Crowley, of
Flandreau, and Miss Eta Tregloan, Of
North Yakima, Wash, drove over from
Flandreau Wednesday to do some
shopping and visit Miss Mary DobbS,
of the Hauff dry goods store.
Michael Mcdonald was adjudged in
sane by the insanity board this week
and committed to the rospital at lank-
ton. He is now in Jail awaiting OIL
GERS from the insane hospital to take
him there. Some months ago he came
into the county and showed symptoms
of insanity. He was then committed
to the poor farm with the hope that
good care would soon restore him to
normal condition. But he grew worse.
Boys school shoes, $1.78 and S2.1S,
at Gillespie & Rogers, footftters.
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~Ann or IAN