Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-05-27
Ed Andrews Opera company at
opera house Thu rsbay, June 2 nd.


opera house Thu rsbay, June 2 nd.
Memorial Day will be observe d
Sunday by union services at the
opera house at 10 A. M.
Rev. Preston OF the N, e. church
departed Tuesday for Philadelphia
where be will spend ten weeks vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Sanford and
MI. and Mira. A. w. Mullen departed
Thursday morning for Chicago to be
absent about a month. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanford will also visit at other points
in Illinois.
Don't ask your friends to spell
their collection by a poorly finished
picture. Our aim is to turn out work
which you will appreciate. II you
will call at the studio we will be
pleased to show you III new artistic
mounting and planeumn finish.
KRUsEmARK, The Photographer,
De Smst, s. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whiting en-
tertained a few friends Wednesday
evening at six o'clock dinner in honor
of Mr.. Writings birthday annivsr-
sary. After dinner cards and social
conversation occupied the evening
until ten o'clock whom the guests
departed, wishing Mr.. Whiting many
more pleasant events of the same
nature.
Rev. John F. Hogan, OF ST.
Thomas Catholic church, will ad.
minister the feast Of Corpus Christi,
the first communion, on June End to
a class Of about thirty boys an d
girls. Each year a class is prepared
to receive this sacrament and as CON
formation is performed only by the
bishop, who made the last visit
three years ago, there will be, includ-
ing this class, nearly one hundred
boys and girls to be confirmed at
the next visit of the bishop. The
mass on June End will be performed
at 8 q. N.
Everything points to the great
es. celebration Of Old Settlers Day
on June 10th that this country ever
saw 0se of the principal features
will be a bNse ball game, which will
probably be played by Webster and
Flandreau Indians. We know what
the latter are capable Of doing and
that the Webster team 10 n of the
ssrolgest combinations ever put up
d the state. Such a game costs q
good sum of money, but the commit.
tee will have nothing but the best.
All lovers of the national game await
the coming event with interest. A
program Of other sports covering
three hours and a half has been ar
ranged. DcSmet viii show visitors
a good time that day and the whole
cousty is invited.
David Jolly, who lived just ac-
ross the line ia Clark county, is
another pioneer to answer to the call
OF the Grim Reaper. Mr. Jolly has
been ailing for two years past, the
slow process of the breaking up of a
once strong constitution. Wednes-
day at noon saw the end. MFR. jolly
was 50 years Of age March 10th last.
He came to this locality in the early
days and was prominent in the
building up of this part Of the state.
AS a man among men he was held in
high esteem. There are left to mourn
his death four sons and daughters,
Mrs. Mary Basart, Joseph jelly,
David jolly. aud Mrs Harriet Tod
hunter. To the sons and daughters
and other sorrowing relatives is ex-
tended the sincere eympathy o. their
many friends and acquaintances.
The funeral Will be held this after
noon ia this city
Ed Andrews Opera company at
$500 hn,,oa Tkursdav lima ond