The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-06-24

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From the Toronto Herald: The
A. j. Dokken family of Brookings,
spent Sunday in Toronto with rela-
tives.
NJ. L. Quinn of Lamberton, Mimi,
is here visiting his brother, Lester
Quinn, who is employed in the Brook
ingS creamery.
Bentley Z. Raak son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Raak, returned from Tracy.
Mimi, Friday evening, where he had
spent two weeks visiting.
Rev. B. A. Benson returned from
Minneapolis, Mimi, Friday morning
where he had been attending the ma
tional Lutheran conference.
W. II. Maths returned Tuesday
evening from Chicago, H.. where he
spent a week visiting his son, George,
and his nephew, Ross MATHS.
All boys under II of Brookings are
requested to be at the Fair Grounds
Tuesday at $50 p. m. June 29th TO
pick a team to beat the Rotarians.
Estelline Journal: Miss Ruth Fader
came up from Brookings, Wednesday
for weeks vacation. Miss Fader is
employed in the central office in that
city.
William Pickett, accompanied by
his wife and son, w. J. Pickett, left
Tuesday evening for Rochester, Mimi.
where he will receive medical atten-
ton.
Our lady demonstration will be
around next week and we hope you
will let her show you the Richelieu
line of goods. c. A Anderson, l. X. l..
grocery.
Our lady demonstration will be
around next week and we hope you
Will let her show you the Richelieu
line of goods. c. A. Anderson, |. X. l..
Grocery.
Mrs. Boyd of Edmonton, Canada,
left for home Wednesday evening af-
ter weeks visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Bibby. Mrs. Boyd is
Mrs. Bbby's sister.
Mesdames A. r. Weaver, Chas.
Martinson, J. l.. Tree, Eva Corbin and
e. H. Patterson are attending the
Christian Science association meeting
in Watertown this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 3. Dalthorp Of
North Yakima, Wash, were in the city
last week attending the commence
ment exercises at State college at
which their son, Charles, was gradu-
ated.
William Schaphorst of the Bosse
Refrigerating Co. of New York, left
for home this morning after spending
about ten days here visiting relatives
and attending State college home
coming.
Miss Mamie Matson of Vienna, ar
rived Wednesday for visit at the
homes of her brothers, John and Al
bert Matson. She will leave mere
Friday for Washington Springs where
she will teach in the high school
The Rotary Club will line up and
meet the coming stars in the Base
Ball World in a game at the Fair
Grounds and the Rotarians challenge
all boys under II years for this game
Tuesday June 29th. Game at $50.
Pres. Willis L. Johnson left for
Pierre last Wednesday evening to at.
tend the meeting of The budget board
and the onenir2 Of the special session
of the Legislature which is to maze
special lpp bpriatCns fJr State col
lege
The Wisconsin Picnic, will be held
at the College Grove, Friday, June
25th. Picnic Dinner at one o'clock,
with a good program and sociable
time following. Every son or daugh-
ter of Wisconsin whether native or
adopted, is expected to be present
Harold CHIMNEY Stout of Parker,
has been elected captain of the State
college trackaeam of 1921. Stout was
individual point getter at the confer
ence meet at Vermillion this spring
He took first in the broad jump and
pole vault and second in the high
jump.
Clipped from the Kingsbury County
Independent at De Smet: Among the
old time residents of the county who
were here last Thursday were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Schoenweather, formerly Of
Lake Preston vicinity, but now of
Brookings. They were on their way
west of the river to visit their daught-
er, Mrs. Joe Morrison, and family.
The Register received an announce
ment this week from Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Brown of Elkton, of the marriage
of their daughter, Frances Gertrude,
to Mr.. Vern w. Pratt, publisher of
the Elkton Record, on Saturday, June
10. Congratulations and best wishes
from their host of friends in this
neighborhood are sent to this popular
young couple.
The following item is from the Es-
tel!ine Journal: Thos. Caldwell Of
Bruce and Miss Alice Keat, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Keat of Preston
were married last Thursday at Water,
town. We are not informed as to their
future place of residence, but under
stand they will live in Bruce Mis-