The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-16

- hNAN saw"
in B~rookings. Aug. 90.
\. II Void returned home Tuesday
from a visit at Brush. Colorado.
Miss Avis Turner, who is teach
lnS music at Oldham, spent from
Saturday 10 Tuesday at the family
home in the city.
+ l. simmons and Walter Johnson
returned from the Twin cities on
Tuesday morning, where they have
been on business matters.
6 R Miner viii leave the latter
part Of the week for a business trip
90 Northern Minnesota He Will be
accompanied by Mrs Miner, who Viii
visit a sister while away
Mr., 4 +. Burman is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Carrie, of Wa
verify, la, who arrived in the city last
week The Burman family expects
to take her home by auto the last
Of the week.
VH ~ 80 wit taSN AAtCGdI Ol
his way to Iowa Falls. where Dad
Nix PAGES this week. We are look
ing for better time thar was made
last week. if the weather is good and
the track right.
The Rising Sun Market will open
Saturday. J. NJ. Holland, the new
proprietor, will sell for cash only.
make no deliveries, and sell only the
best goods. Come and pick out your
meat and save cost of delivery.
The new residence Of DR.. c. G..
Lipp at the corner of Fifth street and
Eleventh avenue, is now lnclosed and
Contractor Jerde is pushing the work
20 completion. DR.. and Mrs. Lipp
viii have a fine modern home when
completed.
Geo. p. Sexauer & Son handled
their first load of barley on Friday
last, purchasing the same Of w. e.
Pogue. 1t came from a thirty acre
field, went forty-six pounds to the
bushel and sold for $125. Not half
bad. in fact it is quite good.
Mrs. Lucy Gilby returned home
sunday morning from her trip to New
York and reports a most enjoyable
time. Says her health was good
every minute and that she would
liked 10 have stayed longer. MR..
Gilby visited with a sister at Aume.
\. Y, and on her return stopped in
Michigan to visit another sister.
The National Live Stock Shippers
Protective League will meet in Chi
cago August "a This association
was organized about a year ago to
.amalgamate all live stock shipping in
for general protection in mat
of transportation and legislation
Railroad Commissioner Dougherty, of
South Dakota. is a member and is
looking after the interests of the state
in the organization.
The overhanging tree branches all
over the city are becoming a source
decided annoyance, if not injury,
the many pedestrians on our
and it behooves the property
owners to trim these trees up, or the
city should do something about il at
since. The present condition is one
that may give us a damage suit on
our hands at any time. There Is no
xcuse for this to happen.
A private of the machine gun com
pany of the cavalry regiment, located
at Watertown, droppod dead while at
drill Monday morning. Fred G. Kuchel
Of Gary, had passed a good examin-
alton, was "A good active soldier, had
made no complaint of feeling unwell.
He was dead when MAJOR Kinney,
the medical officer, reached him, and
an autopsy showed that death was
due to a blood clot near the heart.
military funeral Will be held and
body taken TO Gary for burial.
Lieut.. Col. Will A. Hazel, a former
boy. who has just returned
from the school at Fort Sill, Okla,
to an Aberdeen paper, that the
only significance that he can see in
the sending Of the South Dakota
troops TO PalO Alta. is that they may
be sen over to the Philippines and
Honolulu to relieve the 5000 regular
troops now stationed there, for ser
vice on the frontier in France. He
also says that the French military
machine is the one best planned to
win the war.
f. NJ. Kremer, who for some years
has been the travelling auditor OF the
Van Dusen Elevator company, has
lost his job by being promoted to a
very much better one. Mr.. Kremer
is now the general superintendent Of
tho Ubo1a cvCtpm IF elevators owned