Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-11-11

thluly ItOW GfNlu OutOd inItu bWO
miles south Of this city.
Mrs. e. f. Green returned the
first OF the week from an extended
visit with relatives 10 Iowa.
u. R. Whiting has moved bis
family from the g. w. Latin resi-
dence to the E. s. Davis house.
The first snow Of the season fell
Wednesday morning, but was not
sufficient to whiten the ground.
Miss Blanche Whiting returned
Tuesday evening from a visit to her
sister, Mrs Archie Wurtzler, in Min
neapolis.
Judge Whiting and Miss Blanch
Whiting, court stenographer, went
to Redfield Wednesday TO hold a
regular term Of court.
p. III. Peterson, who came from
Canova a few weeks ago and took
charge of the Wm. Sickles restau
rant, has purchased the billiard ball
| OF Court Vermilya.
Wonder how Clate Tinan and
Harry Brass feel after their efforts
at blackeDing Interpolation OF our
state were rsbuked by that majority
Of nearly 10000 votes on Tuesday,
LIN Beadle county a widow tired
| of the attentions of an admirer and
appealed to the court for protection.
The man in the case disregarded the
injunction of the court with the
result that he was hauled up and fin
ed $25 for contempt.
DIR. r. w. Glendenning aud
family left on Monday for Grand
Junction, Colorado, whore they
will make their future home. Mr..
Glendenning has hopes that his
wife's health will be better in the
Boulder State, and in this wish their
friends will heartily join.--Arlington
Sun.
MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Smith left
yesterday for st. Paul and from there
will go to Tacoma, Wash, where Mrs.
Smiths brother is located, from
which place they will look for q fav-
orable location for a new home. They
leave a host OF friends in Arlington
who have known them for a long
term Of years. all of whom will be
interested 10 their future welfare,
and will join in the wish that they
may be- prospered wherever they
may decide to locate.-Arlington
Sun.
The l2-years-old son of George
Rogers experienced a narrow escape
from death Tuesday. The boy
had started to drive home, but was
compelled TO stop at the railroad
crossing by the approach of a back
ing freight train. The team became
frightened and started across the
track just in time to bring the front
end Of the wagon in contact with
the car. The horses broke loose
from the wagon and the boy was
thrown to the ground, but outside
the track. He was badly shaken up
and somewhat bruised but not seri
ously injured.
&C. @. Noe Of Spring Lake,
brought up the election returns We'd
nssday. That was the first time We
have seen e. q. Tor nearly Two years.
He had a hard u of sickness last
spring and Is only regaining his for
mer strength. G. g. says tho wheat
crop in bis locality was not very
good, the yield light and the
quality poor, just a good average
on the years crop all over the state.
The price OF such grain is low, but
G. g. knows what to do with it; he is
feeding a carload Of hogs. which will
make that grain bring him a good
stiff price. Mi. Moe isone Of Spring
Laks's best farmers. Like many
Others be came to the county
tically bare handed. He now owns
six quarters, has good buildings,
plenty Of stock, and everything that
goes to make a convenient and we'll
squipped farm.