The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-09-14
j. L. Jarvis was out to Lake Oak

j. F. Brooke expects to leave today
for Huron to take in the state fair for
a day or two.
Geo. Scholtz, of Pierre, has been
here the past week visiting friends in
the city and near here.
B. l.. Thompson is moving his fam
lily into their new residence which he
recently built on Sd street.
Hunters were numerous in the coun-
try and about the lakes Sunday and
some report good shooting.
Miss Mary Boorse, of Milwaukee, ar
rived Saturday for a visit at the G.. A..
Mathews home in this city.
Mrs. J. w. Holiday has been laid
up with a very sore foot the past week
and is under the doctors care.
DR.. A. w. Hyde went to Green Lake,
Mimi, Sunday to spend a couple of
days looking after farm interests.
President Perisho and bride return
ed Saturday from their eastern trip
which took them over the great lakes.
The young son of Rev. and Mrs. Guy
Wilkinson, of Colman, was operated
on at the hospital here Tuesday morn
ing.
Lots of lumber is being hauled into
the country which would indicate
farmers are building grain and corn
room
Lou Hawley, deputy state game war
den, was here from Sioux Falls a
couple of days last week looking after
official business.
Darrell Hawley, of Sioux Falls, came
up Friday to join the State College
football team and be ready for the
opening next week.
Prof. A. j. Willis and family are
home from Philadelphia and Albany
where they spent the summer among
relatives and friends.
The board of health has ordered a
general cleanup of plague spots in
the city and city officers have men at
work doing it this week.
II. G. Fox returned Friday from
North Dakota where he sold a bunch
of land to parties whom he took out
there to look over the country.
Prof. Geo. Starring was i'll at his
home in the city last week, but is bet
ter at present and is able to handle his
work at the state fair this week.
B. J. Francis and family were up
from Flandreau last Friday taking in
the fair. Mr.. Francis is the able Sec
rotary of the Moody county fair.
Geo. Phillips is in Huron this week
assisting in handling the general in
formation department which the State
College is conducting at the state fair.
Donald Saum, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. N. Saum, left Monday night for
Pasadena, Calf, where he will take
a course in engineering in the Troop
Engineering school at that place.
E. Ladd, who lives about twelve
miles north of town, is still in a ser
ious condition from paralysis. About
two weeks ago he was stricken and
does not seem to improve very fast.
Judge Sherwood and wife came
down from Clark Monday. The judge
opened an adjourned term of court
here that day and several important
cases have been on for adjudication.
The county commissioners have ad-
journed until next week. At their
meeting then the tax levy for the en-.
suing year will be made and other
important matters will have their at
tention.
Geo. Atwood, son-in law of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. H. Shepard, has been quite
i'll at his home in Arlington the past
week and it is thought the trouble is
typhoid fever. He is a veterinary sur
geon at Arlington.
W. WI OoillloOH anu vile ItluIIl'u
Friday from Conrad, Mont, where
they spent nearly a month visiting
their son and daughter who are farm.
ing there. They report crops in that
section of Montana as very good.
The secretary of the county fair
has a small child's coat found on the
grounds during the fair. Loser please
call at the office in the New Century
building and identify. This is the
only article that has been left at the
office during the fair. to be claimed.
Mrs. Mary Styer, who had up to
last April made her home here for p
year or so with her neice, Mrs. S. II.
McCarl, died at her home at Des
Moines Sunday. She had been a sui
ferer from paralysis for some time
and was a lady well advanced in years.
Rev. Paul Roberts, the Episcopal
church pastor, is expected home thu
week and will conduct me usual Scy-