The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-06
Jas. H. Cronk, CrirOpractor.


Mrs. Mary Magistad, of Volga, spent
Friday in the city visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. F. Aldrich.
1.-The Fighting Trail" greatest Of all
serials, opens at the Pleasant Hour
next Tuesday, Dec. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Dystie and chill
dren, of ~IroQuois, were guests over
Thanksgiving at the home Of ]. Fit
tie.
Miss Frances Knutson, who Is
teaching at Bushnell, came over TO
spend Thanksgiving at the family
home.
Misses Ida Bitterness and Arlene
Ziegler, who are teaching in the
schools of Dell Rapids, were at their
homes in the city for Thanksgiving.
G. A. Rensvold, the chiropractor,
leaves this week for Aberdeen to take
an examination for enlistment into
tie medical corps of the regular army.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Riley returned
to their home at Faribaul:, Mimi, last
Thursday evening. after a pleasant
visit with their raIative3 and friends
ir this city.
Miss Fay Holiday spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her family and Miss Daisy
Nord spent the holiday with friends,
both young ladies are teaching in the
public schools at Arlington.
Thee. J. Knutson, who enlisted as
ste%nographer in the aviation corps,
writes his sister, Miss Anna, from JEFF
ferson Barracks, Mo, that he has sue
cessfully passed the examination.
evening for his claim neal Eibon.
While there he will look after his
stock and have some building done
He expects to be gone a couple of
weeks.
Miss Mary Nichol, VINO has been
visiting the q. w. Austin family and
with the Horizons in Volpa, left for
her home last week. Miss Amy nor-
ton went with her to spend Thanks
giving.
Miss Hattie Lanphier, formerly 4
resident of the city before the fam
lily moved to Milbank, and who is
teaching at Montevideo, Minnesota,
spent Thanksgiving in the city with
friends.
c. G. Swift, plumber for s. Marvin.
bad an accident ri:day while work
ing at the new Tog 3ery. a steam pipe
burned his right arm very severely
and he is incapacitated for work for
a week or two.
Mrs. r. NJ. Harding and daughter,
Miss Madeline, arrived Saturday from
their home at Portland, Ore, and are
visiting at the home of Fl. 9. DeWalt,
brother of Mrs. Harding. They will
remain here until after hristma8
and will then Join Mr.. Harding. who
is in Chicago on business.
Miss Daisy Stark. of Minneapolis,
has been engaged to teach in Lake
Sinai school district No. 81, where
Miss Winnifred w. Webb, the deputy
superintendent has openend a very
successful term. Miss Stark comes
well recommended and the school will
be kept up to the high standard set
by Miss Webb. Miss Webb has re
turned to her duties in the Office of
the county superintendent.
Judge w. N. Skinner and Stenog-
rapher Hopkins held court here last
Friday. Several civil matters were
argued and decided. Bud SnOek was
sent to the pen for nine months for
attempted suicide, he being the young
fellow whose story we told week be
fore last. Sam Jensen, the lost in
%dividual mentioned last week, drew
80 days and a 5000 fine, and is still
in jail. Geo. Bradford got 80 days
and 5000 fine, which he paid and sen
tence was suspended. Both of the
latter cases were for having intoxi-
eating liquor in a public place and
being intoxicated