Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-12-23

ment to this station will be perma-
nen.. However, the rule of senior
ity governs these appointments and
we understand that the matter is
not as yet definstely determined.
H. H. and M. FL. Plowman were
in the city Thursday, each having
brought a load of household goods
for the former. III. Fl. will occupy
the Latin residence south of the
court house and hopes to get his
family settled before he assumes
the duties of register of deeds.
Word has been received from
Miss Martha Moody to the effect that
Robert, who has been in the hospital
at Chicago, is much improved. 1t is
intended to bring him home in time
for the Christmas festivities, if the
physicians think he can stand the
trip. During last week he was able to
be up a part of each day.
The Rob Lyngbye family and
their friends are rejoicing over the
safe return home of Miss Mamie
who raj seriously i'll at Huron a
short time since. The entire family
greatly appreciate the kindness of
the Huron People to the young lady
while i'll. Mrs. Lyngbye and Miss
Mamie returned Thursday of last
week.
-E. S. johnson and family last
week moved into their new homo
on the south side of the city. This
residence is one of the best ia the
county. 1t is finished in birch, maple
floors, heated by hot air furnace, and
has all the modern conveniences Of a
city home. MI. and Mrs. John
sen believe in living aud taking the
comforts of life as W. pass through
this "Vale Of Tears" and certainly
they have a home that will be a com
fort to them.
Tuesday T. G. Brown loaded a
car with his household goods and
other personal effects and shipped
to Pierre, The family followed We'd
nssday. It. G.. will commence his
duties as book-keeper in the state
auditors Office January LIST. The
Brown family have made many
friends in De Smet. Their depart
ure is regretted by all, but it 10 sat
isfaction to their friends to know
that the change is a good thing for
T, G.. in a financial way. They
take with them the best wishes of
all.
Fred G.. Wright, son of John f.
Wright, who moved to Ortonville,
Mimi, about three years ago, visited
with friends in De Smet Saturday.
Fred is working at harness making
at Marshall, MINI. When Fred
left this place be was considered one
of the young boys, he had not attain
ed his growth by a considerable.
At the the present time he is man
of above the average size. Some
who knew him from the time be
wore his first pair of pantaloons fail
ed to recognize him. Fred reports
that his father is again in the hard
ware business, although having lost
one stock of goods by fire.
Miller and Davis, the managers
of the opera house. are deserving of
credit for the management OF that
institution. They have repeatedly
refused to open the house to the
poorer class of entertainments that
usually make this section of the
northwest. In their efforts to protect
the public against these worthless
shows they have no doubt lost some
money, but on the other hand they
have the confidence of tho commun-
ity. 1t 10 With satisfaction that the
management of the opera house is
able to to the public that
they have secured the Mobiles
Theater Company for three nights,
January 2, 3, and 4. This company
is composed of artists and will give
our people three entertainments that
will give satisfaction. The efforts of
Miller & Davis in this direction
should be rewarded by a liberal
patronage by the public now that
they have succeeded in bringing a
creditable entertainment to the city.
Attorneys Warren g. Warren
Wednesday afternoon received a
telegram from the clerk of the SUI
preme court stating that the higher
court had sustained the decision Of
Judge Whiting in the matter of
p. r. Orothers ct al VS.. the Trustees
of the town of Hetland. which in