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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-09-22
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
from al Around the Town and
County.

Mrs. Thos. Mears is visiting
relatives in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Close are
happy over the arrival of a boy at
their home Saturday last.
Miss Agnes Whalen, of Bryant,
is taking Mrs. Savage's place in the
telephone office for a month.
Miss Lulu Courtney concluded
her visit here Saturday of last week
and departed for her home at Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ammi Whiting, of
Sioux Falls, were the guests of
Judge and Mrs. Chas. S. Whiting
over Sunday.
ga thing Of beauty and joy for
ever,"is Mitchell's superb Corn Pal
ace. 1t must be seen to be a%ppreciat-
ed. Sept. % to 30.
Members of Bethlehem Chapter
o. E. S., are all requested to be
present ae the regular meeting Mon
day evening, Sept. 25th,
&C. G. Patterson, Thos. Kelly
and r. j. Miller sold a large bunch
of cattle to r. p. Goodwin Saturday
last. There was something like
seventy bead in the bunch.
Miss E. j. linus received word
from her brother, Austin linus, of
Springfield, ILL.,, last week to the
effect that his wife was in a very
critical condition from pneumonia.
Mrs. E. M. Savage spent last
week in Huron and next week will
visit the corn palace at Mitchell.
She is taking a vacation of a month
from her duties as telephone opera
tor.
&C. l.. Brownell, a cousin OF O..
E. and j. E. Mallery, arrived from
Split Rock, Wis, Saturday last
and will assume charge of the gem
eral store of the Mallery Mercantile
Company.
&C. F. Washburn, of Morris, ILL.,,
was here last week. Mr.. w. is a FREE
quent visitor nowadays. He is
bringing landseekers and spreading
the gospel Of South Dakota soil to
the benightcd farmers of Illinois.
&C. E. Newell has secured a
change in the mail route between
Mathews and De Smet, which will
allow him to live at this end OF the
route. He will move his family into
Miss E. j. linus house about the
first of October.
Miss Agness E. Lee departed
Monday for Madison where che will
take up the work Of a normal school
course. Miss Lee is one of Kings
bury county's successful teachers
but proposes to fit herself for the
work from the standpoint of a pro-
fession.
Harry Hardman. son Of the
Episcopal rector, who has acted as a
lay reader at st. Stephens Episcopal
church in this city every second Sun
day for several months, has receiv
ed an appointment to a financial
~clerkship at the Yankton Indian
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-09-22
Half Rates to Corn Belt Exhibition
at Mitchell. s. D.

Excursion tickets via the North
Western Line will be sold at one
fare for the round trip, Sept. % to
80, inclusive, limited to return until
Oct. 2, inclusive. Apply to agents
Chicago & North Western R'y.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-09-22

Subscribers should save the cou.
pons in each issue of the INDICTMENT.
Each coupon counts one vote in this
contest. For all money paid on
subscription the subscriber is entitl
ed to cast 40 votes for each dollar.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-09-22
PIANO CONTEST.

Below we print the names of the
candidates entered in the ~INDEPEND
ENT pia 0 contest and the number
of votes recorded for each:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-09-22

REGISTERED SHcRTHoRNs Il have
a shorthorn bull and four COWS and
heifers for sale, cows fresh this fall.
r. A. BOAST.
Montana news., 1905-06-07
Hamilton, May 2Sth, 1905.
Comrade Walsh -


Comrade Walsh
much afraid that the racket that being made
the News and other papers and country about
Socialism will have the effect of disturbing the sumbs the
cial of this State of this part it, would bad
them midst Of their prosperity
pour upon them chunks Would believe heard
working other day that if all would
be able enough this the bills he
compelled winter doubt crops
good this numbers of rancmen will be able the
mortgages they compelled to put their ranches last fall
raise money their time another upon
fall for the purpose 1t for the other
fellows with marked cards and loaded dice and the stupid
workers the cheat catch 1t the
of all of the of the going such
bunco after and the cheat but there
satisfaction knowing that of them beginning
think that there something beginning to feel that there
is a colored gentleman in the woodpie.
The fellow who deals stacked cards overreachng and does
leave enough in the hands Of the workers keep body and
together hence the awakening Never the history the
has the opportunity been the time reach
the people with the of hope If the Socialists would only
opportunity before them the printed their
homes hustle for subscriptions for the papers and magazines boost
fund make dates for speaker possible
life into the by extending the local meetings fact
take active the work Comrades let all throw off this
bitterness shoulders the wheel and made mighty
change in the conditions in the few that will bless
ing to all the children of men.
Yours for the revolution,
f. g. WHEELER
Montana news., 1905-06-07
Clancy, Montana, May 30, 1905.

To the Montana News
ID NJ Parry parasite by virtue of Office takes fall out of Socialism
NJ Parry Socialism this time being manifested in
life Mr. Parry that is time
told the truth He also the coming evil to be the So
cac of the thought of the general public Very true Mr.
Parry is the coming evil for and all the other parasites but
will be the oosenng of the chains that bind the tong
Don't know Mr. Parasite that the general public winks the
other when they read such rot from afters like They
beginning that what much opposed to might
thing for them The fact of the matter is Parry have
been weighed the balance and found wanting They onto
graft They have found that system of that breeds
need fixing and they fix it by putting
the useless teaches and blood sucking gars like yourself and all
worthless of the earth who fat off of the labor
children and poor worked work to
honest living for themselves
The whole thing in a shell this When Socialists get
the and that be long either mind that
you get the earth You Mr. Parry will prob
Continued o page A
Montana news., 1905-06-07

are cut In one. With these frocks goes
a tiny bolero jacket. which is put on
for appearance more than protection.
A nice present for the girl who Is
graduating this June Is three-Quarter
length pongee coat to wear over the
organdie frock. The plain character OF
this coat Is completely changed with a
bit Of embroidery about the collar and
cuffs. Some of the smartest of these
pongee coats have trimmings of bright
red silk braided In black and silver.
This ornamentation gives an oriental
effect at slight expense.
Skirts on gowns not designed for
dressy occasions are much shorter than
they started out to be at the beginning
Of the season. Indeed. some women
ase wearing walking skirts as short
as the average schoolgirls.
The frock pictured Is Of finest pale
blue batiste. The skirt Is trimmed
with lace, ruched top and bottom with
frtlls OF ribbon. This lace runs UP the
skirt In graduated points trimmed with
bows Of velvet ribbon. The bodice has
a deep pointed yoke and bolero effect
Of batiste edged with lace.
Montana news., 1905-06-07
PARIsIAs MATINEE rooUH.

with two prettily toned wings placed
downward at one side OF the little pill
box" Some OF the latest shapes are
quite square or else the front n
straight and gives an appearance Of
squareness even when the hat is round
ed at the back.
A charming example of this effect
is a deep yellow fancy straw resem-
bling somewhat a palm leaf fan In
weave and shape. A bandeau lifts the
hat Off the face and Is covered with
soft folds Of pale yellow tulle toward
the face. Inside the wide brim, near
the edge, is a two inch band of black
velvet. Covering what would be a
crown, but In this instance is more
like a plateau, are large shaded Dijon
roses and their foliage. Massed at the
back. where the hat rounds up abrupt.
ly, are more roses and loops OF black
velvet ribbon. This model is very girl
ish and becoming.
The picture shows one OF the new
est small matinee toques from Paris.
II is OF black neapolitan straw with a
brim composed Of tea roses placed as
close together as possible. The osprey
Ia white and stands gracefully upright
at one side of the front. Many Of
these toques have punches Of valley
lilies instead Of the osprey.
Montana news., 1905-06-07
MILLINERY MODES.

Ribbons and roses seem TO be The
trimmings for hats this summer. but
other flowers are also in favor. Par
ticularly smart are hats trimmed with
greenish white water lilies. howerS
egg shaped buds and leaves. On q
green erin chapeau these lilies are
charming mingled with touch Of duh
pink velvet.
The polo toques are becoming more
and more popular. They are charming
when carried out In soft fancy stravS
Montana news., 1905-06-07

summer. There is a simple way OF
making these gowns quite distinguish
ed by working around the dots daisy
petals In mercerized cotton or forming
designs with the dot as central motif
In catstitches. This embroidery Ia used
for yokes and Insertions.
Linen frocks are made up In all sorts
OF ways, severely tailored with short
skirt and long half tight fitting coats OF
with plated skirts and Elton Jackets.
A smart walking hat Is Of fine green
braid turned up In colonial style and
simply trimmed with green quill.
The blouse illustrated Is Of china
Montana news., 1905-06-07

silk. The yoke is formed OF lozengs
shaped pieces OF broderIe anglaise ar
ranged with motifs OF nlet lace. Be-
low the yoke the blouse IL laid in dou-
bic box plalts back and front Deep
cuffs OF the mingled lace and brodsris
meet the full sleeve puff OF silk,
Montana news., 1905-06-07

Madison, Wash, May 80 1905
Comrade WashAttached NJ for s. 100 for the support Of
the Montana News Comrade T. Anderson of the Teegraphes
Typewriter Co., Chicago has agreed with take $1,000 worth
of advertising in your paper
Five dollars should maintain Socialist editor for five weeks
provided however, live the simple fe prescribed by Mr.
Taylor and endorsed by Teddy.
Your been making the Mon
and proearm basis though
Montana news., 1905-06-07
CHIC STYLES.

Very attractive is a matinee jacket
Of crepon or liberty silk elaborately
tucked. These Jackets are worn over
lawn skirts trimmed with deep lace
ruffles headed with beading run with
colored ribbon.
Point d'esprit net and dotted swiss
dresses will be very much worn this
Montana news., 1905-06-07
STRIPED pERcALE DRESS.

top and bottom. In other instances the
tucked band is edged with braid OF
lace insertion.
The Louis XVI. ring, scalloped around
the edges, Is much worn. and diamond
rings Of this description are set In sill
yer.
A useful hat OF crinoline is In what
Is called burnt straw color. Around
the crown Of the small saucer shape
ribbon. The brim OF the hat tapers
OF and comes into a band at the CEN
ter OF the crown. where II Is caught In
place by a straw medallion. The trim
ming at the back is also Of ribbon
rosettes.
Many OF the belts worn with tailor
mades are heavily braided. These
braided belts are very smart worn
with shirts OF white linen. batiste or
embroidered lawn.
Another belt is made Of strands OF
black velvet ribbon boned and lifted
with the point coming upward.
A charming novelty belt is OF soft
taffeta, gathered and boned with an
entire deux Of Irish crochet
The child's summer dress illustrated
10 Of blue and white striped French
percale. This material makes up into
the most useful morning frocks. Tho
skirt is gathered very full about the
waist The bodice has something OF
sailor effect and IL finished with a
collar OF English embroidery. II laces
up the front with fine white cord over
small white pearl buttons.
JUDO CHOLLUT.
Montana news., 1905-06-07
IhE NEW akIRIs-

The new skirts have all their trim
ming arranged about the knees. A IA
vorite style is that OF five inch band
Of the material put into FIVE vertical
tucks and edged with two broad tucks
Montana news., 1905-06-07

suffered naturally by your straightforward policy
Especially your work difficult in made up working
Montana labor sought capitalist
owning politicians Doodle plays prominent part
organized What is the with the
Fergus county Montana2 Regards Montana Comrades
Fraternaly
Montana news., 1905-06-07

Nothing Is prettler to freshen up
young girls white tub frock than bre-
telle suspenders made Of dainty pom
padour ribbon. The suspcnders cross
back and front and fasten with smart
bows to girdle of the same ribbon.
Suspender frocks are decidedly youth
ful, but this summer are worn by maid
and matron alike In volle. cloth and
taffeta silk. These gowns are not ex-
elusive style, but In some instances are
very pretty when the suspender idea Is
Q little hidden with shlrrlngs and in
dented bretelle-llke pieces. Worn over
soft lingerie waists the effect Is very
good. The gown itself Is made in prin-
cess lines-that Is, the skirt and glrdle
Montana news., 1905-06-07
II, LYNCH,
Missoula, Montana, June 4, 1905.


My receipt from Comrade Lynch 81
months February 81 1908 In December January sent
through the local so which would
1905 right Will subscription
appreciate this kind of paper in the state
Montana news., 1905-06-07

NaIlspeII Mont II
Mr. j. ii. Walsh Helena, Mont.
Dear Comradenclosed find order for dollar for
which please send the year might
few subscriptions later if the for good
Yours truly,
X ODEGARD
Montana news., 1905-06-07
Yours truly.
G.. u. CRUMLEY.

You have been the credit your request
glad record another of the hundreds who approve
of the kind of paper the Montana News The News for the
working class-the revolutionary movement-Editor.
Montana news., 1905-06-07
Yours fraternally,

Electric Mont, May "a, 1900
The Montana News, Helena, Mont
Dear Sir and please money-order
ST. for years subscription
Please change address, old address Lombard Mont
my address is Box No. 101 Electric, Mont.
Yours truly,
GILD0 JOHNSON.
Montana news., 1905-06-07
OUR FASHION LETTER.
Suspender Frocks Are Almost
Universally Worn.
THREEQUARTER PONGEE COAT.

skirts Are Much shorter Than They
Were Expected 20 Be-EIaborateIy
Tucked Matinee Jacket of Crepon.
Fashions In Linen Frocks.
Montana news., 1905-06-07

Potomac, Mont, May 9th, 1905.
Editor NewsDear Comade Please change address
Missoula to Potomac Mont, and oblge,
Yours fraternaly,
c. F. CATION.
S-Have sold four of the cards you fall Will
send you money draw sold the
cards on time.
Montana news., 1905-06-07
Livingston, Mont, May 9th, 1905.

The Montana News, Helena Mont.
Comrade Walsh and Editor Please find nclosed 81 for which
subscription the Montana News for also that Of
my friend, Julius Marquardt, of Livingston.
Yours fraternaly,
j. n. LUNDY.
Montana news., 1905-06-07
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
Correspondence
I. H. Walsh, Helena, Mont.
Somers, Mont, May q, 1905.

j. II. Walsh, Helena Mont.
Dear Sr-Encosed please find $lOO for the The
News for year
Yours respectfully,
Montana news., 1905-06-07

Kalispell, Mont. May "a.
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onflages Tor at tape i~tiooiet ira Ro'
item ire iprifieIige @ange ! an9illt
ca Septenber. 3antel 2carp, Sta'
~itiorSagant | Silpcr % Mrs. 2enrps
Manb, iamt Robert Stppensy en- &c.
lcgrofiit % 0lrS. 2earps Ssu, ef aog'
iaa nrreitpreSe, o. ale Ire aioenter
@ranojurpeuS lluNerisgeiic | 6pn9'
ilet / Selcnn. Snrenebe Staters
Waribal Guthrie arreitcreoe benz.
geaisiatRren a~icltruerebe aloffen 9
JreoagS Wtor9en nnber ltor Wilnter'
heS efter at bare boibt Reoe heie
3otten. st al &c nigtiaite Sopforilng.
JON blep afgiort MOB Slitningen,
bar oct on at forege SeieiteretSooms
mernes antal fra ire til iem, Sena-
tets 6oriIag beront hep al Repr9ier-
tautbuiet / Selfomite innItiaet til life
at tiIitemme&, nten Oct bIeu DOG ie.
mere tiIitemt % icnbt til @ilperrsren
for bans llnocrifrift. @itp. Soole
uuateoe lin SoHftiou. Sltiet goo
fienbie fsrit @~rpernsrer,S Sptrqoen,
men refuuiihcreoe Oct ielcre % nebs
itemte @etoct; men set blep meo itor
Maioritet gootietNt al Seuotet. gtQc
StatenS Snititutioner fit inar for.
e9e0e @eptIgninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07

guibeIs pr. aere, gldbama og SUB
Carolina noaet unber 10.
"Siior bapoe hi / be 6orenebe Sta.
fer nogetnrr SS,000,000 4creS Wais
urtoer Iprfning. Sele Spbamertfo
berimob frembrin9er iieloeu ober 100
Wi1ioner guibels Wais ON slnret.
europa ionnofteit mttore euo 500
Mfiaioner gnIbfls. S europa er DC
maisprooucereube 2anbe bopeoioeelig
Stalien, Ruslanb og San6ene / ben
ipositre @an df aontiueutet, inaiom
Huntanier, 9ltlgarien % Serbien.
S airifn nples omfrine 80 Wiaioner
9uibels bpert aar, berai TO Wfiaio.
ner 9uibels | 4apfolonieu; &eitet
sprfes / Salitrsgene langs filen.
S Iaret 1902 anorog belle Seroens
iamlebe WniSnpling meO ct runbt
Sat 3,000.000,000 bporaf be fer.
Sietteparter, eler 2,500,000,000,
bleo oprfet / De Sprenebe Stater."