The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Wright, of De
Smet, were visiting at the j.. II. Hub
bard and j. F. Erwin homes over
Sunday last.
Miss Marshie Hackett. who has been
visiting the +. S. Miner family. left
for Lake Preston Tuesday evening, to
visit other friends.
Miss L. Q. Baldwin. of Minneapolis.
is visiting at the Horace Fishback
home. having arrived yesterday morn
ins on the early train.
Ronnine Bros, 404 Main. the only
home %tailors, all work done here. Fit
guaranteed. Repairing and electric
dry cleaning OF ladies and gents gar
ments.
Mrs. O. +. Swartling and children,
who have been visiting relatives in
the city for a few days, returned to
their home at Arlington yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Cora IIoff and daughter, who
have been visiting her mother. Mrs. S.
&. Maryland, departed Monday evening
for Minneapolis. where the family will
make their future home.
Mrs. Leonard Engleson. of New Eng
land, n. d., is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. p. Cheever. She came
the early part of the week and will
remain for IN extended stay.
Miss JOY Mitchell. of Columbia, is
the new clerk and b%ookkeeper at the
Western Union Office. She here
from the Office at Aberdeen and Will
remain for some time to assist Mrs.
Johnson.
The first aid class Of the Business
Girls Club will meet Friday evening,
July 18th, at seven-thirty promptly.
The hour is changed so as to not inter
fere with those wishing to attend the
band concert.
Mrs. Ella Chard and daughter Laura,
are visiting at the j. =. Ashbaugh
home. The lady is a sister of Mr..
Ashbaueh and they will remain a
couple of weeks at least, before re
turning to their home at Lewisville,
MINI.
G.. +. and Mrs. Knappen, accompan-
led by Mrs. f. r., Dorothy and Robert
Herman, motored to Sioux Falls Sat
urday and visited friends until Mon
day. The adults of the party return
ed home, and the children went on to
Canton to visit their grandfather Her
man.
The Columbia Clothing Co. are dec
Grating the interior of their store this
week and are not making any special
effort to attract customers. Next week,
however. they will be prepared to of
fer some attractive prices in special
lines of merchandise. Watch this pa
per for the good Jews.
Senator w. r. Gaylord, of Wiscon-
sin, will address a meeting at the
stock pavilion in the Fair Grounds.
Friday evening, July Goth. 8 o'clock,
in behalf of the Non-Partisan League.
All invited. Come out and swell the
crowd. Handbills with full particulars
will be distributed later.
Mrs. j. =. Jensen and children of
Thief River Falls, Mimi, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Carl Christensen,
sister of Mrs. Jensen. The family for
merlv lived at Ivanhoe, MINI. and
thew have often visited here before and
have many friends in the city who
are glad to welcome them again.
The party of land lockers. who accom-
panied s. J.. Rudolph to the Moose River
Loop country in North Dakota the ilrst
of the month. seemed to find some
good bargains as among them they
purchased twelve hundred and eighty
acres of land. This land is around
MohalI. in Ward and Botiinoau coun-
ties.
John Swenhart was in receipt Of a
telegram yesterday from his SON Johh
.Jr. at Crandon, Wis, stating that a
baby Girl had been born that morninS'
Mr.. S~wonhart is not unaccustomed TO
being called grandfather, but this is
the first girl who bears the relation
ship to him. Consequently ne IS q
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