Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-06-23

C. j. Foregard has moved into
the Wurl residences in the south part
of the city,
- Merle, the eight year old son of
Fred McCaskell, has been seriously
i'll for two weeks past from inlamma-
ton of TIE bowels. His condition was
somewhat improved Wednesday and
his recovery is now confidently ex.
pected.
-Children's Day exercises will be
held at the Methodist church Sun
day morning, June 25th, at the reg
ular morning hour for service, 10:45.
A fine program has been arranged,
and a cordial invitation is extend ed
to the public.
w. G. Smith informed US Friday
last that he had about completed
the work of assessing ia Denver
township. w. G. has acted as asses
sor in that township seven out Of
eight years just past. 1t must be
that the people of Denver believe
w. G. to be all right.
"A. S. ADJUST and John Andrews
went to Huron Thursday to spend
the day. Mr.. Alquist was requested
to appear in his official capacity as
clerk of courts Of Kingsbury county
to testify regarding the marriage Of
John McDeid, who was arrested on
the charge of adultery. This cast
seems to be the outgrowth of the
case of State vs.. Albright, upon the
charge Of extortion.
On complaint of A. Stewart,
Walfrid Larson was arrested Satur-
day on the charge of lunacy. The
board of insanity convened Monday
for the hearing, but a decision was
not reached until Tuesday. 1t was
thought best to send Mr.. Larson to
the hospital at Yankton. Along just
one line does the unfortunate gentle.
man seem to be effected. Probably
a few weeks of change in work and
surroundings will effect a cure.
On Wednesday and Thursday,
July 9th and 9th, there will be on
exhibition in this city two cars sent
out by the San Jose Chamber Of
Commerce, which will contain an OK
hibit of the wonderful products of
that section of the Pacific coast, and
also an exhibition of ocean curios,
including a monster bull dog shark.
The price of admission is 10 cents.
To each woman and child will be
given a handsome sea shelf as a
souvenir. Gentlemen must secure
one of the red cards to be found at
all stores in the city, if they desire
this souvenir. The dates, July 9Th
and 9th.
On another page will be found
the advertisement of w. H.. Henney
which calls your attention to his
general line of farm implements, and
especially to the Mccormick line of
haying tools and harvesting machin.
cry. Notice the cut of the swing,
ing hay stacker. This is a machine
that is strong, easy to operate, and a
great time and money saver. The
man who puts up any considerable
quantity of hay cannot afford to
hire the labor this machine would
save for him. Call at his implement
house and ask to see the stacker
now on exhibition.
We are in receipt of the an
nouncement OF the marriage of Miss
Anna Ethel Lindner to Mr.. Arthur A.
Neisler, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Lind
ner at Lake Preston, Tuesday Of
this week. Miss Lindner taught in
our city schools two years, aud later
in the Vermillion and WATERFOWL
high schools, and wrs ranked as
one of the best teachers ia the state.
In De amet she enjoyed a wide &C
quaintance and was held in high re-
gard by all. The groom is a profess
sor of language in schools at Litch-
fiele, Illinois, and holds a position
high in the ranks of his chosen pro-
fession. The happy couple are now
at home to their friends in Litchfield.
The many De Smet friends of the
of the bride wish the newly married
couplea a life of happiness and
prosperity.
The Lake Madison Chautaqua
at Madison will open it's 18th annual
assembly on Saturday evening, June
oath, and continue till the evening
of July 10th. Lectures and enter