The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-30
Jas. II. Cronk. Chiropractor.

MIS-. "A. >. ftarulnS ana son, KIDD
ert, returned Friday morning from
their visit to the twin cities.
John Elliott and wife, of Roches
ter. Mimi. who spent a week VISITING
their brother, w. &. Elliott, returned
to their home Friday morning.
Aubrey Sherwood. of DeSmet, who
graduated this year at State college
has been engaged as teacher Of ag
riculture at the high school of Hal
lock. MINI.
Harold Davis and little daughter
spent Saturday at Tyler. where Mr.
Davis conducted an examination for
rural carrier. He being the nearest
local secretary of the civil service
commission.
Mrs. l.. II. Pammell and one Of her
daughters left Friday morning for
their their home at Ames, Iowa. One
of the daughters remained for a fur
ther visit at the home Of her uncle,
Dr.. n. +. Hansen.
Albert Erstad and wife, who have
been visiting their son in Washing
ton, returned home Friday evening
by way of the Twin Cities. They re-
port a splendid trip and that their
son is prospecting.
Archie and Sidney Gentle left
Thursday in their fathers auto for a
visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Both boys have been working steady
all summer and are taking their vaca-
ton before school opens.
a Pierre paper states that Attor-
ney T. c. McNamee, once known in
Bookings as Tommy" has pur-
chased a fine residence in hat city.
and also gone into a law patrner-
ship with Judge L. f. Gaffy.
Ole Hanson left Friday morning to
spend a week visiting his sons and
daughters who are married and have
moved away from the home town. He
will take in Huron. Sioux Falls and
Lake Preston to accomplish this.
S, f. Loeb, OF Calumet, Mich, ar
rived in Brookings the last of the
week to look after his farming inter
ests in this vicinity. He has a mum
Der of farms in South Dakota and
thinks they are mighty good proper
ty. He Will 90 from here to Carthage
where they will be threshing in anoth-
er week.
Some people have formed the habit
of driving their cars to the north
door of the ladies' waiting room at
the passenger station, then going Off
and leaving it. This precludes others
from driving up to discharge passen-
gers, and in wet weather it is a nasty
trick to play IN any one Regard for.
the privileges Of others is a mighty
fine thing to have.
A Flandreau paper says that John
II. Roberts was there last week AMI
purchased the Nels Ingvalson hala
section farm II would seem that
Mr.. Roberts venture in buying a five
acre tract in the east part of the city
has whetted his appetite for land and
he is trying to satisfy it. Some It
tie time ago he purchased the join
Nolan farm east of the city.
Prof. and Mrs. H. Loomis returnei
Friday evening from a two month
visit, spent at Mr.. Loomis' old houe
South Haven, Michigan. When tn,
went east it was on account of tho
elder Mr.. Loomis, and while tn,
were there he passed away. A vacl
ton spent with sickness and sorrow
is not much of a recreation and the
are planning to get a little rest BE-
fore college opens.
The hunting season opens th
year on September 9TH, and closes o..
tober 9Th. The bag limit was chan"
ed, so that you can only kill fl,
prairie chickens or Gus in one da3
and only have fifteen in possession
at one time. The law on waterloo.
opens the same day and closes Il,
cember Goth. Trapping season open
December 1st. and closes April j..
and all trappers have to have a stat
license costing five dollars for re-
dents.
Miss Matte Stoddart is anoth
Brookings girl who has been called
from home to teach in another stat
She goes tomorrow to Elgin, Mimi
sofa. where she is engaged to teach
domestic science in their high school
Miss Matte has been one of IL
bright scholars at the college durins
her course. and has also had the ben
eft of the finest kind of practiraj
training at home, her mother beir
considered one Of the best housewiy
of ~Brookings; through this her pup
will have the benefit Of a real pracfl