The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-22
Local and Personal
Or, L. w. Forsee, Osteopath.
J. +. Brooke, Local and News Editor. Phone Ii

lDeI Electric SnOp.
Children's Hose, 100. Gillespie <
Rogers, Foothtters.
Charles L. Hall left for his home
at Minneapolis Friday night.
Geo. Larrabee and his father. w. Il.
~Larrabee, were up from Aurora Tues
day.
Automobile springs made to order
on short notice. c. +. Sorenson, one
block south of City Light Plant.
The fall ceremonial of FL Rad
Temple, A. A. O. y. NJ. s., will be
held at Sioux Falls on December 4th.
Bland Catlett returned the first of
the week from a visit to his sister at
Grand Rapids, Wis, and a business
trip to Chicago.
Mrs. u d. Bairey and Miss May
Clark are prepared to do fine dress
making. Seventh and Thirteenth ay-
enue. Phone R-333.
Mrs. A. j. Gilbert left Wednesday
morning for a months visit with her
mother, Mrs. Jackson, and other rela-
tIves living in Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Monsoon, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. OS-
car Hanson, left Tuesday morning for
their home at Butterfield, Mimi.
j. w. Middleton, who was injured
by falling from the tabernacle, during
its construction, is progressing nicely
at the D~eaconess hospital, and despite
a fractured rib, will be all right in
due time.
Mrs. Matt W. Murphy and little
daughter, arrived Monday evening
iting her old home, and stopped over
until last evening visiting Mr.. Muir
phys father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Murphy.
Mrs. X. T. Knutson arrived from
her home at Phillip on Tuesday morn
ing and made a short visit at the
home of r. Knutson. Wednesday
morning she wen to Watertown to
enter the hospital there for an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Dixon and two
children have moved to the city from
Huron and are domiciled in one of the
houses belonging to the Baptist
church, on Sixth avenue Mr.. Dixon
is an engineer on the c. & \. ". Ry.,
between acre and WATERFOWL.
Z. A. Tatge shipped in two fine
registered bears last week, n a pure
bred Chester White purchased il
Iowa and the other a Duroc-Jersey
bought in Minnesota. The latter is
certainly a fine animal and weighed
500 pounds at fourteen months.
Glenn c. Bower returned the last
of the week from a trip to New York
Pennsylvania and Maryland. He also
visited the national capital and
IdSdI TdIlS Ol li1 IiP. III opo'
ten days he expects to depart for the
Pacific coast and will in all ~probabil
itv spend most of the winter in Cali
fornia.
Geo. II. Crawford will sell his entire
herd of straight Scotch and Scotch
topped Shorthorn cattle at the Fan
Ground pavilion, on Wednesday, NOV
2S-the day before Thanksgiving
Everything guaranteed free from tn
berculosis. This is the best bred hero
in the county. He will also sell :
few Poland China brood owS
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nash came from
Arlington Monday, in their auto
where they have been visiting for {
short time, and spent the day Will
their uncle, Ed. House. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Isabel Bush an(
Mrs. Harper of Arlington who re
turned home on the evening train
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash left Tuesday TO
their home at Centeryille.
Elkton will have a flag raising OF
next Sunday. the 25th, NJ which tim'
q big service flag showing a star TO
each of the boys from that town wh'
are fighting for freedom, will b.
raised and flung to the breeze. AT
f plopriate exercises will be held an
!. the Rev. Father Shean is one of tn
prime movers in the matter. Thi
/ latter fact guarantees the success 0
/. the undertaking.
, A letter to Miss Jennie Hegema'
l states that Capt. Harry A. Hegema'
has been twice promoted since las
? summer and is now a lieutenant
r. colonel. He is attached to the qual
r ,ermaster's department and II was e1
Z. pected that he sailed for France abou
the 1st of November. She has ais
/ received word that Major William !
d Allison has been in France for som
4 tiu,a with the Both {