The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-06-27

Ole Hanson returned Saturday morn
ing from a visit to the Twin Cities.
The Observation-Disclosures Circus will
surely be in Brookings July End, rain
or shine.
Mrs. William Richie went to Clear
Lake on Monday morning for a visit
with friends.
Mrs. G. H. Stoddart left last week
for Williston. n. d., to spend about a
month visiting with relatives.
ID. Rudebusch came down from
Summit last week and will spend a
couple of weeks here on business mat
tiers.
Chris Kundsen, of Graettinger, Iowa,
who has been visiting his daughter in
this vicinity, returned home Monday
evening.
Banker Harlan and family drove
over from Dell Rapids Sunday and
spent the day at the home of Road
master Erwin.
MIS-. Nellle NHllt, VI NOlSd, NdS
in Brookings Sunday and Monday Wis
iting among her friends and was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. p. Sexauer.
Miss Margaret Skinner returned
Saturday evening from Madison, Wis,
where she has been attending the
graduation exercises of the Universe
ty of Wisconsin.
C. Z. Sorenson, fire chief of the
evening for Deadwood to attend the
annual meeting of the fire chiefs Of
the state. He returns this week.
Carl Christensen and family left
Sunday morning Ill their auto for Abb
erdeen, to spend several days visiting
Mrs. Christensen's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasperson. They returned the
middle of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Ray and Mr., and
Mrs. VIM. Cameron returned Sunday
evening from Bigstone Lake, where
they went last week for a few days
vacation. They had a splendid time
and lots of good fishing.
G. j. Flittie and F. p. Herman of the
Bank of Brookings, left Friday even
ing for Rapid City to attend the meet
ing of the South Dakota Bankers AS
ISOLATION, which holds its annual meet
ing in that city this week.
Lieut.. F. A. Spafford, medical Off
Ger assigned to the review of the
work of the draft boards, was in the
city over Sunday evening on his way
home to Flandreau from a tour of in
spection in the central part of the
state.
The Register is always pleased to.
receive items of news from friends,
but we would like them to furnish
their name as an evidence of good
faith and the truth of the item. If
it is anything 10 be ashamed Of we
do not want to publish it.
John Lockhart, Jr., motored over
from Clear Lake Friday and met his
father, John Lockhart, Of Pierre, and
took him to Clear Lake where they
held a family reunion at the home of
Andrew j. Lockhart. Mr.. Lockhart,
Sr., came back this way on Monday
and took the west train for his home.
F. II. Ellis returned home Friday
evening from a visit to North Dakota,
where he has been looking after his
land interests. He reports the crop
conditions extremely favorable and
the crop of non-partisans at the pri-
maries this week will not be as large
as last year.
On Monday evening, July first, at
$50 in the college auditorium, Miss
Thelma G. n. Hanson, soprano, will
render a graduate recital. Miss Ham
son will be assisted by Miss Lola NJ.
Hanson, contralto and Mrs. Judith
Scan Gulbrandsen, violinist. An in
teresting and pleasing program is as
sured. No charge for admission.
Harry Wexler and his father. N.
Wexler, came down from Minneapolis
Saturday morning thinking that the
call to report was for last week, for
the draft men. AS Harry does not go
until tomorrow morning he went back
to the city and came here again this
morning. Mr.. Wexler remained in the
city and attended to some business
matters.
Lieut.. T. C. Madden has been ap-
pointed instructor in military to the
indicted men who are taking a course
in special training at the State Uni
versity of Kansas, at Lawrence. It is
very evident from this that our Tom"
is making a first class officer. with the
talent for imparting knowledge to 9TH
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