The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-10-04
Or. B. II. sayre. local veterinarian.

DR.. 3. II. Sayre, local veterinarian.
j. +. Tolagson went to Brandt Mon
day 10 pay a visit TO his farm.
Frank G, Paige returned home Mon
day morning from a business trip to
the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Geo L.. Purdy went TO Water
town this morning as a delegate from
the local church to the Baptist State
convention.
Jack Vrenegor, accompanied by his
wife and her sister, Miss Minnie Lar
son. motored to Minneapolis Sunday
to pay a visit to his parents.
o. 4. Brictson is offerink for
sale looo lambs, including 500 eve
lambs. Anyone wanting a nice bunch
better see Mr.. Brictson at once.
W. G. skinner, the Well known law
yer of Watertown. and formerly of
Castlewood, was in the city yesterday
visiting friends and attending to bust
ness matters.
Miss Mary r. Blakely has started in
on her second year as teacher of the
school in Argo, district SO. She
pleased the patrons so We'll that they
raised her salary to get her to return.
j. {. Cronk. the chiropractor. has
so many patients from Elkton and vi
cinitt thg, h, hn- bnan Yo11al q,
give some of his time to that place.
He is now at Elkton every Wednesday
and Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. +. Nickerson left
today for Portland, Oregon, and other
points on the Pacific coast. They will
go by auto and enjoy the scenery
along the road. They will make their
home at Troutdale. Oregon.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the wedding on September
Goth, Of DR.. Guy l.. Boyden and Miss
celia Thompson, at Pendleton, Oregon.
They will Be at home to their friends
after January LIST. at Pendleton, and
the Register joins in warm congratu-
lations and good wishes.
Edward N. Olson, one Of the pros
porous young business men of Bruce.
was married Sunday, September 23rd,
at Emmetsburg, Iowa, to Miss Aleda
Finnestad The happy couple were in
the city Saturday on their return from
their wedding trip, and will be at
home at Bruce after October fifteenth.
Earl Tolagson, better known as
Tommy" is home on a visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Tolagson.
Earl has filed on a quarter section of
fine land in Montana about forty miles
from Great Falls, and has secured a
good piece of farm land. He is six
miles from the railroad, has a tele-
phone line in front of his door, and
with a few improvements and the fin
ishing Of his required work, he is go.
ing to have a very valuable farm in
an excellent part of the state, Print
ers do sometimes get the best end OF
the deal and Tommy" deserves all
the good things that come his way.
Last Saturday afternoon while
Dewey Dokken was driving their Ford
car home from the stock yards, the
front wheel had a mishap and turned
the car upside down before he could
do anything to stop it. This happened
on Main street on a smooth road in
front of the Wexler home, and when
the car fell on him, Dewey had three
ribs broken and was badly bruised.
A. B. Chase came along about then and
took him home and a doctor was called
to attend him. While they were gone
from the car some one came along,
turned the car right side up and 4
crowd collected. When John DOkken,
newey's father, got there from the
stock yards it was found that about
ten dollars worth Of supplies had been
removed by someone. The car has
been repaired and is in use again and
Dewey is getting along all right with
his ribs mending in good shape. Mr..
Dokken is on the track of the pilfered
tools.