Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-12-02
continue the blacksmithing at the
old stand.

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MIR. and Mrs. G. HI. Tinkham On
tertained Tuesday evening by giving
q progressive six hand euchre party
There were eighteen guests present
and all enjoyed the evening, and es-
pecially the sbird7 which was served
at low twelve.
DIR. Straight returned Friday
last from his visit with Wisconsin
relatives and from a week deer hunt
ing. The doctor says he enjoyed
the hunt and brought down two
deer. Hunting up in the woods got
to be rather dangerous owing to the
number Of hunters. None of his
party suffered, but there were
altogether to many accidents in
that vicinity for comfort.
Arlington has another "street
case" on hand, although it is some
different from what was known as
the "street case" of a year ago. The
city council took steps to condemn
land for a public highway through
the Mcintyre land lying south and
east of the village. The owners are
resisting the matter and have retain
ed Attorney Don A. Crawford, Of
this city Hall, Lawrence d
Roddle, of Brookings, appear as
counsel for the city of Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Sanford gave
a six o'clock dinner Saturday Eel
ing to about twenty friends in honor
of Mr. and Mas. Jake Hopp. The
dinner was an elaborate affair and re-
ceived justice at the appetites of all
present. The evening hours yer
spent at progressive six-hand euchre.
Everyone enjoyed the evening.
The company dispersed at the mid
night hour wishing the host and
hostess and their honored guests
many happy returns Of the pleasant
evening.
The INDEPENDENT family
the guests of Landlord Randklev, of
the Syndicate, for Thanksgiving
dinner. The Syndicate, under the
present management, has always
been one of the most popular and
best managed hotels in this state,
and the dinners on special occasions,
and at all times, are such as would
do credit to an institution enjoying
The patronage OF a large city hotel.
Mr.. Randklev operates a house that
has made a good reputation for De
Smet in the hotel line throughout
the northwest.
IN. E. Tackaberry, proprietor of
the "Kingsbury' cigar factory, 10
preparing for the Christmas trade.
One of the attractions is a cigar
package put up in the form of a
book, bound in imitation of white
and red leather, and containing
twenty five cigars of either the
'Kingebury" or "Colonel Frost"
varities. Such a gift would be hand
some and surelywould be a~ppreciat-
ed by any lover of a good cigar. A
fine line of pipes and other smokers
articles has been put on display. No
need to look further, if you want
anything in that line.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. I'll. Bouchie at 5 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon occurred the marriage
OF their daughter, Miss Lena, to Mr..
John s.. Jepson.1of Erwin. Rev.
OuiOintiuS. AuC biiuO 10 a
popular young lady well known and
respected III this community.
The groom is a young man of enter
prise. He has made Erwin his home
for the past year and a half, but
recently accepted a position with
the Linseed Oil mills at Minneapolis
where the happy couple will make
their future home. They took the
evening train for a short visit with
friends and relatives in Minnesota.
The many friends of~dr. aud Mrs.
Jepson extend best wishes for their
future happiness.
-Adjt. Throckmorton's Brigade
will give a Stereoptican Entertain
ment, Monday evening, Dec. 9th,
at the Evangelical church, showing
the suffering, poverty and wicked
ness there is in the slums of the
largest cities in the world, and how
the Salvation army is helping thsse
people from ruin aud death. The
program will consist of such songs
Rock of Ages" THE Holy City,"
"Hello Central" Nearer MY God to
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