Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-06-02

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Thorsnes, of
Lake Preston, spent Sunday in this
city.
e. f. Green has put a cemeut
walk in front of his residence prop
erty on Second street.
Miss Florence Brown, of Pierre,
is here fora two weeks visit with
her young lady friends.
The Ladies' Aid of the Nj. e.
Church will meet with Mrs. John
Hayden Wednesday a~fternooR of
next week.
Fred Logsdon was up from
Mitchell Thursday last for a visit
with friends and to attend the high
school graduating exercises,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ammi Whiting, of
Sioux Falls, were the guests of their
brother, Judge Whiting, and family
over Sunday. The former is part
owner of the Whiting Shirt Com
pany,
Schultz & Lindsey have secured
a contract for the construction of a
considerable cement walk at Old
ham. Carl Schultz and a crew Of
men drove over to that town Tues
day to commence the work.
H. g. Dwight has gone to Mill
town, this state, where he will oper-
ate the creamery plant. II. G. spent
a couple weeks at that place earlier
in the spring and says that he likes
the location and the situation.
Members of the town board state
that they received word from their
attorney to the effect that Judge
Marquis ruled against the board In
the license election contest and has
called a special election for June Bird
They have received no order from
the court.-Willow Lakes News.
w. L. Barnes, from Ipswich,
this state, has purchased the bowl
ing alley outfit owned by S. E. Stro-
BILE and will build an addition to the
Gehm building, occupied by the old
pool hall and set up the outfit there.
Mr.. Barnes also purchased the bill
lard hall outfit and will operate it
in connection with the bowling ally.
We made an inexcusable error
last week in our mention of cement
walks on first street. Instead of the
walk put in by Eckersly being the
first walk of that kind on that street
there were walks put in by j. M.
Parry, John Lark, Chas. HI. Camp
bell and j. FL. Whaley one and two
years before. Hunt & Parry put in
walk for Eckersly.
Those who have paid subscrip-
ton since our last mention are Aug
ust Moench, S. w. Poage, L. Zuter,
E. Neeham, John Burc1eding, A. j.
Denevan, Charles Walline, n. Den
amur, Geo. N. Conner, Joe Mcdonald,
T. Healy, Peter Hoffman, f. V Kun
dert, John Knudtson, Thos. Caul
field, j. G. Jackson, Mark Plowman,
w. S. Shaw, w. HI. Anderson.
VIM. Pensinger, who is working
on CampbelPs dray line, met with a
painful accident Thursday OF last
week. He was loading some Grated
machinery when the crate broke,
letting him fall onto the wheel of the
wagon and then onto the ground
He fell in such a way that his face
struck a brick, causing a broken
nose, a black eye, several gashes in
his scalp, a dislocated thumb and a
spraiDed wrist. Pensigner was a
hard locker" for a time, but luckily
it was not so serious as it might seem
He was able to go to work this week.
-Volga and the Flandreu Indians
will cross bats here on June 10th
The Volga team put up a good
game Of ball; three Of the players
are salaried men obtained in Mime
apolis a few weeks ago, while still
others are on the professional list.
The Indian boys are quite we'll
known and always play ball. 1t is
certain to be a good game-the best
this part of South Dakota will wit
ness this year. The committee hav-
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