The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-02

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Mrs. B. Z. Lloyd, Of Arlington, was
the guest of Mrs. f. A. Wing and other
friends in Brookings last Thursday.
The Dybdahl Motor Co. We're un-
loading a carload of Dodge cars yes
terday. Go look them over, they are
dandys.
Coming to the Pleasant Hour on
Saturday, August 18th, Mary Pickford
in Poor Little Peppina." One Of her
best plays, in seven parts. 10-15c.
Mrs. Geo. Chase, who has been visit
ing her brother-in-law, A. B. Chase.
went to Ivanhoe, MINI, Friday morn
ing for a visit with other relatives.
Miss Selma Ronning, one of the col
lege stenographic force, left yester-
day morning for Milwaukee and Ber-
lin, Wis. to spend about a months va
cation.
Robert l.. McCook Camp No. 2 S. V.
Division of Minnesota will hold their
regular meeting at the q. A. II. Hall
Thursday evening, August 9. 1917, at
eight olcock.
Mrs. c. A. Kabrud and the two chill
dren left Tuesday morning for Manka-
to. MINI, where they Will spend a
couple of weeks visiting at Mrs. Kab-
rud's old home.
Mrs. E. J. Way in writing from Los
Angeles, Cal, says that the weather
is grand out here. A great abundance
of fruit. | don't know what to do with
all my apricots and plums."
Miss JOY Mitchell, who has been as
sistant at the local telegraph office,
left today for her home at Columbia,
where she will assist her father, who
is railway agent, and continue her
telegraph work.
Mrs. +. C. House is now in the en-
ploy of the Farmers National Bank,
having started to work for them last
Saturday. Mrs. Houses ability as an
Office manager make her a valuable
ASSISTANT W any bbHliiCSS'
T. +. Kapaun and family leave today
by auto for the Black Hills country for
"a weeks visit with relatives and
friends. They go to White River and
from there viii visit various points of
interest in the beautiful hills country
The regular meeting of the Robert
l.. McCook Post will be held at the G..
A. r. Hall. Saturday, August 4, at 2
O'Clock. This will be followed by the
monthly meeting of the Association
Trustees. BY order of T. S. Sharp,
Post Commander and chairman of the
board.
John A. Fendrick, who has been the
assistant pharmacist at the Tidball
Pharmacy for some months, departed
yesterday morning for Sioux Falls. He
will go from there to Dell Rapids to
take a place in the drug store Of f. c.
Bent, secretary of the South Dakota
board of pharmacy.
Rev. l. NJ. Hargett and family left
the first part of the week for Lake
Okobojo, where they will spend a
months vacation. During the time
Mr.. Hargett is gone, the M. E. church
pulpit Will be supplied by different
ministers. On Sunday next Rev. NJ
f. Nickerson will preach in the morn
ing.
A. j. Keith, president of the Credit
Reference Company Of South Dakota
drove up from Sioux Falls the last Of
the week with a large amount of equip-
ment for the local office which they
have established in Bookings. The
local office is now doing business and
has most of our business men interest
ed in its patronage.
Representative Peter Schultz and
family, of ~Iroquois, motored down yes
terday and are spending today in a
visit 10 the State College. Mr.. Schultz
vas one Of the good friends of the col
lege in the last legislature and Brook
ings is glad to have him come and see
the work that is being carried on here
in the interests of agriculture.
Several of the boy scouts who have
heeen doing excellent work on the
scout farm would like to get some
work during the month of August. If
you have something they "a do-and