The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-11-23


Footitters.
j. w. Schwenk, of Raymond, Mimi.
is here looking for a location for a
home.
VIM. Callahan returned Friday from
a trip to Fail River county on land
business.
Prof. Geo. Starring and family spent
Sunday with Z. Z. Sedan and family
at Bushnell.
r. c. Austin went to Webster Mon
day on business for the Culhane Ad-
justment Co.
Mrs. Geo. Demster came down from
Estelline Monday for a short visit with
Mrs. Mary Boyd.
Miss Henrietta %Siegerson IA up
from Sioux Falls and spent Sunday
with friends in the city.
Peter Foust, IN of the prominent
farmers of Moody county, was in the
city Saturday on business affairs.
J. II. Roberts and wife and }. NJ. Ben
nett and wife were over from Elan
dreau and spent Sunday with friends
in the city.
Mrs. John Waby and Mrs. Robt.
Coulson, of Hetland. were in the city
Monday doing some shopping and visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Wilson arrived Saturday night
from Reimer, Mimi, for several weeks
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Zenas Poole.
Miss Reva Russell and a party OF
girl friends from Flandreau We're in
the city Sunday sightseeing. They
drove over in Miss Russell's car.
The eight-year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Crapser had his collar bone
broken while practicing foot ball tao
tics on the public school grounds last
Thursday.
Arthur Johnson left last week for
Mankato, Mimi, where he will take
the business course at the Mankato
Commercial College. He will probably
be gone a year.
Plans have been formulated to mod
ernie the front of the. Hyde-Harris
block in which the Columbia Clothing
Co. have headquarters, and the work
Will soon be started.
The military ball at the State Col
lege armory Friday evening was a
very nice affair and those in attend
ance report a very good time. Music
was furnished by the WATERFOWL
Cabaret orchestra.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart, who spent a
couple of weeks visiting her brother,
J. NJ. Stewart, and family, left Monday
for her home at Delhi, MINI. She will
visit enroute home at Walnut Grove
where she has other relatives.
H. f. Haroldson was in Minneapolis
last week and purchased a set of safety
deposit boxes for the Farmers National
Bank. He can now accommodate ali
his customers who wish to have a
safety box for their private papers.
Saturday was another busy day
among the business men, a large crowd
being in shopping and delivering farm
produce. The weather and good roads
contributed to the pleasure of travel
ing and many took advantage Of it.
Sheriff Miner and his father and son
Earl, accompanied by Chas. Wohlheter,
of White, attended a big democratic
banquet and celebration at Sioux Falls
Friday night. Several good public
speakers were on the program and the
visitors were royalty entertained.
The Register has received from G.
N. McIlvane, secretary of the State
Fair Association, a program of the
American Association of Fairs TO be
held in Chicago December 18th and 9Th,
On the program three South Dakota
men appear as speakers, namely: A..
f.. Chamberlain, Isaac Lincoln and
Chas. B. Hunt, all connected with the
state fair of this state. 1t is expected
that representatives from all the COun-
ty fairs in the state will attend this
meeting.