The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-09-14

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Falls visitor last Thursday.
Ladies' white buck shoes, $1,4S at
Gillespie & Rogers, footitters.
C. r. Green was an Estelline bust
ness visitor one day last week.
Miss Ruth Bucholz visited her folks
at Estelline a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer, Of
Lennox, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gid
den fair week.
The Degree Of Honor will hold their
next regular meeting on Tuesday,
September 10th.
Art Olson was over from F~landreau
Thursday visiting his parents and took
in the fair while here.
Mrs. Chas. Isom was over from Elk
ton a few days last week visiting her
mother, Mrs. +. Fairness.
Miss Cecilia Saders went Friday
to White near which place she is
visiting with Miss Ina Larson.
Mesdames Peter Utegard and p.
Wicker were here Thursday from
Estelline doing some shopping.
F. NJ. Bulls and j. A. Johnson we're
down from Estelline Thursday on bust
ness and took in the fair while here.
Misses Hazel Hanson and Harriet
Lanphier went to Bruce Friday even
ing for a few days visit with friends.
L. B. Wiley and wife and son Glen
and wife have been spending the
past week in the Black Hills country.
Lloyd Poole took in the state fair
at Minneapolis last week and while
there visited his sister, Mrs. F. E.
Dodsworth.
Chas. Davis, Of Bushnell, was up be-
fore Justice H. A. Hanson last Satur-
day and was bcurd over to the next
term of court for pulling a gun on a
couple of fellows at that place.
Ellsworth McCarl cut his hand badly
Wednesday while fixing his car. The
large artery in the wrist was severed
and he would have bled to death in a
few minutes had not a surgeon been
called Immediately.
A. D. Lynch, assistant dairyman at
State College, judged the stock at the
Brule county fair held at Kimball last
week and was highly complimented by
Clate Tinan Of the Graphic for the
way he performed his work.
Mrs. Lucy Colman met with an auto
accident Thursday evening. In turn
ing out to avoid another car she went
into the ditch neal the Scientist
church. Not much damage was done
and she escaped without injury.
The Epworth League held a camp
fire picnic at the river west of town
Friday evening. The members went
out on the evening train. A fine log
fire was built and the league enjoyed
the evening until the midnight train
on which all returned.
Among those from Flandreau who
took in the fair Thursday were noticed
A. d. Simmons and wife and Rev. X. j..
Cardey, w. II. Kellogg and wife and
daughter Fannie and Ben ODER and
wife. They came owe in their autos
and reported they were well pleased
with the fair.
"Gloria's Romance" the Billie
Burke serial, which opened at the
Pleasant Hour Tuesday night, prom
Uses to be the most popular film Of
this kind ever run in Bookings. The
big house was packed and many were
waiting outside at the end Of the first
show. Everyone was delighted with
Miss Billie, the charming star who
takes the part Of Gloria.
J. A. Myers, H. W. Claussen and c..
w. Kitchen were up from Rock Rapids,
Iowa, Thursday taking in the fair.
They were greatly surprised at the
fine exhibits they saw in all depart
ments and could hardly believe the
corn shown was raised on the farms
of %Brookings county. They are figur-
ing on buying land here and what they
saw at the fair may help to decide
them on doing so.
Boys school shoes, s1.7S and $2.1S,
at Gillespie & Rogers, footftters.