The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-08-31

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James Natesta motored to Ruskin
Park Tuesday and took in the big
roundup which was staged there.
There will be a meeting of the d.
a. R. at the home Of Mrs. A. ID. Lamp
son Monday, September 4th at 3 p. m.
Ralph G. Patty of the extension di-
vision of the State college, was a
business visitor at Huron last Fri
day.
John Hewitt of Oregon, ILL.,, James
Hewitt and Johnnie Davidson of Killen-
chy, Ireland, are visiting at the Sam
Hewitt home.
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George Chesley and Miss Georgiana
Gordon Of Sleepy Eye, Mimi, were
united in marriage in this city last
Thursday by j. j. Gardner.
DR.. E. H. Whitehead, post command
err of the Bookings post of American
Legion, and DR.. B. T. Green, attended
the American Legion convention at
Huron last week.
Mrs. E. c.. WOODBURY. and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, left last Friday for their
homo OF SnnnrGch ALTON cnnn1in~
several weeks visiting at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Willis E. Johnson.
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Gertrude Blakeslee arrived last
Thursday from a visit at Helena, Mon
tana, Spokane, Seattle and ~Bellingham,
Wash. She returned on the Canadian
Pacific route and visited at Victoria
and Vancouver, B. G.
A reception to the teachers of the
public schools will be given at the
high school gymnasium by the par
ent-teacher association. Everyone is
invited and urged to join in giving
the teachers a cordial welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Shreeves, Mr..
and Mrs. E.. A. Lentz, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Jensen spent Sunday at
Lake Benton attending a picnic of
families who were old friends and for
mer residents of Keystone and Blairs-
town, Iowa.
Hard Sharp, Alice Larson, Ethel
%Simpkins, and Gladys Caldwell will
leave tomorrow for Wilmore, KY, to
attend Asbury college. All have
been in attendance at Asbury pre-
viously with the exception of Miss
Caldwell who is just. beginning her
work this fall.
Rev. Guy P. Squire of Sioux Falls,
was a visitor in Brookings last Friday
on his way home from attending the
American Legion convention in Huron.
Mr.. Squire was again honored by his
former army associates being unanim-
ously elected State Chaplain of the
American Legion for the coming year.
DR.. James w. Wilson, director OF
the South Dakota Experiment station
left Monday on a trip over the state
visiting the county fairs, where he
will act as judge of livestock. He
will attend the fairs at LennoX, Trip
and Parker this week. Next week he
will be at Memo. The following week
he will be at the State fair at Huron
and the weeks following at Eureka
and Clark. DR.. Wilson believes that
Clark has the best county fair in the
state and if the same system vas fol-
lowed in Brookings, this county could
have a fair that would be a credit to
the community.
Rev. and Mrs. r. c. Keagy and son
Robert, returned last Thursday from
an overland tour to the Yellowstone
National Park. They drove out over
the Black and Yellow trail, changing
ove to the Custer Battlefield highway
in Wyoming. They returned owe the
Yellowstone trail through Montana and
northern South Dakota. After seeing
hundreds Of tourists camps along the
way, Mr.. Keagy states that he did not
see one that was as poor as the one we
have in Brookings. Small towns that
have scarcely any attractions make
themselves popular with the tourists
through their comfortable tourist