The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-26

a business trip to Waterfowl.
Clarence A. Kabrud made a bust
ness trip to Volga Tuesday morning.
u. +. knappen went to Aberdeen
Wednesday morning on a business
trip.
c. j. Erickson was over from Hen.
bricks Tuesday and called to subscribe
for the Register.
The property holders on Fifth street
are hiring their own sprinkling of the
street. Good stunt.
Donald and Martin, sons of NJ. q.
Carlisle, went to Arlington Tuesday
morning for a visit with relatives.
Miss Nellie Smith went to Sioux
Falls Tuesday morning to be present
at the wedding of her friend, Miss
Lulu McNeal.
Chris Iyerson is now doing draying
having taken charge of the ii. c.
peWalt team. formerly handled by
Frank Reynolds.
/. : Diamond. a son of John +.
Diamond, a former Brookings pioneer,
now living in Minneapolis, has been
drawn in the draft.
Mrs. Porter. of Danville, Ohio, who
has been visiting Miss Riley. went to
Sioux Falls Tuesday morning to visit
friends on her Way home
Miss Amelia Lee, of the college
office force, went to Highmore on We'd
resday morning TO enjoy a two weeks
vacation from her duties.
Miss Frances Donaldson, who form
crly taught school here. arrived Tues
day and is visiting at the home of f..
II. Mailey. south of town.
Miss Josephine Elite went TO Man
kato, Mimi, Wednesday evening, to
spend her vacation at the lakes near
there. with friends and relatives.
The city should have another sprink-
Ter. The dust is awful Ii the city
can't pave it should furnish water and
sprinklers TO relieve the situation.
A large number of the members of
Trookines Lodge No. 40, l. @. O. F,
went by means of the Ted Martinson
his truck to Aurora, Wednesday even
inu. to assist the lodge there in con
ferring degrees,
In lieu Of paving the %grayeling of
Main street looks like a pretty good
stunt. Now if the city would buy an
other sprinkler or two so that the dust
could be kept down properly, citizens
and business men would feel CRATE
ful.
Mrs. f.. c. House returned Wednes-
day morning from her vacation trip to
California. During her stay on the
coast she visited many places where
former residents of this city have gone
and found them all enjoying their new
er homes.
The two daughters of w. J. Palmer
who have been spending a months va
cation with their parents, returned to
their duties in st. Paul Wednesday
morning. Both young ladies have lu-
~crative positions and are engaged in
c%ongenial work.
Frank Reynolds, who has beer run
ming a dray line in the city, moved on
Monday to the Geo. Shole farm, twenty
miles northeast of the city. Mr,Rey-
nolds has beer desiring 10 get back
into farm life and now has accom-
plished his desire.
Mrs. Florence Whiting Stephens and
daughter, accompanied by a lady com
.panion. stopped over in the city for
dinner Monday, on their way by auto
from Chicago to Circle, Mont. Mrs
Stephens was driving a fine new West
colt eight car and was enjoying the
trip immensely.
Ward Spatz, II. II Jennings and
II. Mayland went to Huron Tues
day to be examined for admission to
the second officers training camp. The
location of the camp has been changed
from Fort Riley, Kan, to Fort Smell
ling. A change that will be appre-
ciated by all South Dokota members
Of the camp.
Geo. Valentine, of White, business
for the coming year for the
Industrial Collegian, was in the city
yesterday looking over the college sit
uation and getting a line on the news
paper outlook for his publication for
the approaching school year.
Miss Marie Rasmussen was a visit
or with friends at W~atertown, over
Sunday.
We are in receipt Of a letter from
Geo. C. Phillips saying that the state
Council of Defense has passed a reso-
luton that it is the sense OF the
Council that they cooperate with the
Y. NJ. c. a. work, and endorse the