The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-11-02
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q Rogers, fOOtntterS.
C. H. Atkinson was a Sioux Falls
business visitor last Thursday.
Miss Stacie Leiferman was a Brook,
ings visitor a few days last week.
Peter Doyle was up from Moody
county Friday looking after business.
Miss Emma Hammer, of Toronto,
visited friends here a few days last
week.
Miss Lena Gullick who is back from
the hospital at Rochester, is improv-
ing nicely.
o. o. Graves returned Friday from
Minneapolis where he spent a week on
business matters.
H. E. Campbell was sentenced to ten
months in the Yankton county Jail by
Judge Elliott last week.
Mrs. f. Austin entertained her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Johnson, of Hayti,
a few days the past week.
J. w. Warren returned Friday morn
ing from Minneapolis where he had
been on business matters.
Miss Georgia Thompson, of Dell
Rapids. was a guest at the Ole Knut-
son home a few days last week.
w. M. MAR returned Friday from
Watertown and Clark where he had
been on affairs for the State College.
Mrs. Wesley Coulter was down from
Estelline a few days the past week
visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Green, of Sioux
Falls, have been here the past couple
of weeks visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. d. J. Berry, and family.
j. w. Natesta, of the Bank of Brook
ings has been out at ~Iroquois helping
in the Farmers & Merchants Bank in
the absence of the regular bookkeeper.
The old building was moved Thurs
day to the rear of the lot recently pur-
chased by ]. L. Jarvis and work has
block.
The Hall Sales and Advertising
Bureau are this week conducting sales
in Iowa, North Dakota, Minnesota,
Wisconsin and South Dakota. This
Arm is rapidly extending its territory
and is giving universal satisfaction.
Mrs. J. w. Holiday received word
last week that her nephew, Frank Nc
Kee, of Duluth, Mimi, passed away,
the cause of death being typhoid fever.
He was formerly a Rock Rapids, Iowa,
resident but in recent years made his
home at Duluth.
o. ID. Plumb took charge of the Park
Hotel Thursday, and will aim to con-
duct a nice clean place. He thinks
there is no good reason why the Park
position as well as a popular home
like place to stay.
Paul Muller, a young farmer about "a
years Of age, was brought here from
southeast of Elkton last Friday by the
sherif's force. He had been acting
strange for some time. He was ex-
amined by the insanity board Monday
evening and committed to the hospital
at Yankton.
VIM. Schultz has disposed of his
meat market to w. A. Pittenger, of
Aurora, in a trade with him for a quar-
ter section of land three miles south
east of that place, the deal being made
through Budd Pittenger. Budd Pitten-
ger will have charge of the shop until
his brother, w. A. Pittenger, can have
a sale and straighten up his farm af-
fairs. The deal was made last Thurs
day and Mr.. Schultz turned over the
meat market next day to Mr.. Pittenger.
Mildred Smith. eight years of age,
was seriously hurt Friday morning
while playing about a radiator on the
sidewalk nea the Williams block. In
some way the radiator, which weighed
several hundred pounds, was tipped
over and 1t fell on her foot, crushing
several bones. She has been in a ser
ious condition since, and it Is reported
that a damage suit may be started
against somebody responsible for al
lowing the radiator to remain on the
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