The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-05-02

AhS lOl ulhlOh " oil a SAOll OuSA-
ness visit.
Mrs. A. Hoover went to Webster to
visit friends last Friday and returned
home on the Tuesday morning train.
Soren Norgaard writes the Register
from Long Beach, Calf, that he is
about to leave for his home at Airing.
ton, S. ID.
Winnifred Ray has added a picture
show to his drug store interests in
Aurora, but We understand will Oper-
ate the two separately.
Mrs. c. M%uilenburg and Mrs. w. l..
Mall were at Aurora on Tuesday Wis
iting old friends of the days when
they lived in that town.
Mrs. Lucy Gilby is lying quite ill
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Davis
and she is very low this morning. Her
sister is expected from Michigan to-
night.
Richard n. AFFORD of Aberdeen, was
a Brookings visitor yesterday. Mr..
AFFORD is one of the republican can
didates for superintendent of public
instruction.
Thomas Prick, former resident of
Bookings and Aurora. died Sunday
in Chicago at the home of his daugh-
ter, Emily. Funeral in Minneapolis
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Bjornstad visited
at the home of +. S. Hansen over
Friday night, on their way from the
hospital at Rochester to their home
at Madison.
Glen Wiley has secured the Buick
agency of Goodfellow and Bunday of
Bruce, and sold B. NJ. Void a fine Six.
Bucks are always on hand at Willey's
Garage. Look them over.
John d. Gill, candidate for represen-
tative in the May primaries. was in
the city Tuesday. The Register is
glad to know that he is recovering
from his recent severe illness.
Ing. Singsaas passed through Brook
ings Saturday on his way home from
Madison to Astoria. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Emma, who
has been attending the Madison Nor.
NAL.
Earl DoOp and Grant Snyder of
Bruce, visited the postoff1ce last Fri
day and enlisted in the service. They
will be e n to camp as soon as Mr..
Swift receives instructions as to their
destination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Paul were in
the city one day this week visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. l..
Paul. Walter is making his territory
in a Ford car and Mrs. Paul OCCASION
ally accompanies him.
G. A. Lindskog, former sheriff of
BrOokings county, and more lately a
real estate dealer in Minneapolis, died
in that city Sunday. The body will
be taken to Bruce. his former home.
for interment. The funeral was held
there yesterday.
The Register received a very pleas
ant call yesterday from Frank Tel
camp and NJ. NJ. Vaudeville of Tren-
ton township, and from them learned
of the way they brought their unit
nyDr tho ton with characterization rT1,n,-
have certainly done splendid work
and the township responded nobly.
Prof. c. II. Brady of State College.
left yesterday for Minneapolis where
he will spend a week in attending to
matters connected with the securing
OF teachers for the coming year for the
schools of the northwest. He was a
member of the late vocational confer
ence held in the east and this work
comes from that meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tolagson and
children arrived Tuesday evening from
their former home at Mitchell and
will make Brookings their home. Nh.
Tolagson is employed in the TidbalI
Pharmacy and as he is a registered
pharmacist of experience he will b.
a welcome addition to the staff of The
store. They will reside in the cot
tage south of w. VI. C%heeyer. as soon
as r. f. Rogers moves into hi- own.
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Davis az hayin1
a family reunion at their home this
week. Two daughters have been vis
iting them from California, and yes
terday their two elder SON arrived.
John s., from North Platte. and Ed
ward, from Cozad, Nebraska. II is
some years since they enjoyed the
presence Of all the children at home
at one time and they are making the
most of these visits and having a most
pleasant time.