Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-27

lance OF the gentleman with wnonl
she has consented TO travel the mat
rimonial road. The best wishes of
all are extended to the happy couple.
e. F. Freen returned Tuesday
evening from Sibley, Iowa.
Frank Schaub wants to buy you
poultry aud will pay the highest
market price.
DIR. Frudenfelt and wife, Of
Madison, we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs III. A. Olson Wednesday.
The Still Sisters have moved
heir dressmaking parlors to the
rooms over the City Meat Market.
Mrs. Thorsnes was over from
Lake Preston Wednesday for a short
visit with her daughter, Miss Hilda.
The annual meeting Of the Con-
gregational aid society will be held
next Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. L.. Dawley. All
members are requested to be pres.
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Mrs. Holahan, sister of Rev. D..
F. Hogan, concluded Ler visit here
Friday last aud departed for her
home at Rochester, N. Y. Her son,
who came with her, has decided to
remain for a time.
Fl. A. Williams departed Tues
day for the state Of Washington.
Just where he will locate in that
state he has not yet decided. His
object in going to the coast country
is to gain a permanent relief, if pos
sible, from a ease of asthma.
Oliver Distad arrived Thursday
OF last week from Wichita, Kan.
Oliver is able to get around, but is
not at all strong. He suffered a Sc.
we're run of typhoid fever, aud at
one time it was doubtful if he could
recover. His many De Smet friends
are glad to see him among them
once O and to know that he is
now on the road to full recovery.
L. B. Spafford, the cartoonist,
humorist, aud instrumentalist, has
been engaged to give an entertain
ment at the opera house, Nov. 4th,
under the auspices of the Episcopal
church. This is IA entertainment
different from the ordinary. How
ever, it is clean, instructive and very
entertaining. You get plenty of
laugh for your money.
The De Smet people will be glad
to know that /. j. Miller has secured
the Columbia Comic Opera Company
for one night next week, Thursday,
Nov. 2ud. At that time this popular
company will sing Said Pasha. which
is one of the best comic operas put
on the stage. This is the same com
pany, under the same management
and composed of the same people,
that was here a year ago. That fact
makes futher mention unnecessary.
The house will be filled to overflow
ing. Get your seats eally.
Geo. West, living south of the
city, enjoyed IA two weeks visit from
his father Samuel West, of Juda,
Wis, who returned to his home Mon.
day of this week. The West family
also enjoyed a visit of a day or two
with Chas. Hall aud John Miller,
also OF Juda, the latter departing
Saturday. George had written to
his father telling him OF the farm he
bought last spring. but when the
old gentleman looked the farm over
be was considerably surprised lit was
way ahead of what be expected to
find. In fact he is so well pleased
with the country that he has de-
cided to buy a South Dakota farm
for himself.
-Delos Perry arrived from Clark
son, Wash, Friday morning 10 spend
a few days looking after his farm
near Lake Henry. Delos says that
he ard his family are we'll pleased
with their pew home They are
living on an eight-apre fruit farm
within a mile of the center Of the
city. which he purchased some two
wears ago. The cEop raise this
season was satisfactory a. to reven-
tie. The town has taken quite a
boom recently ani the market price
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