Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-21
years among the most highly esteem
ed of our people.

ed Oh our people.
AS noted elsewhere, the republi-
cans and the democrats each put up
full county tickets Tuesday, and we
are told that the prohibitions did Xix
wise at Lake Preston.
F. n. Dow has an advertisement
in this issue in which he calls the at
tention of both buyers and sellers to
the fact that he is after business
and on very favorable basis to inter
ested parties.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Nelson, of Pierre,
Grand Chief of Honor, spent We'd
nesday night at the c. p. Sherwood
home. Thursday Mrs. Sherwood,
Mrs. Nelson, and Mrs. Sasse went
to Brookings to attend a district
meeting of the Degree of Honor.
We have been unable to get any
particulars about the death of Chris
Beck. He died Saturday night at
the hospital in Sioux City and the
remains were brought home Monday.
The funeral was held from the Danish
church OF Tuesday and interrment
was made in the Danish cemetery.
Tue bereaved relatives have the
sympathy of the entire community
Erwin Enterprise.
"A letter from David Ross, at
Pennington, Wash, states that he
had just madea flying trip to Cheney,
the anne state to take his daughter
and a lady friend to the normal school
At Cheny he stopped over night with
the Link Bratt family and found them
well and satisfied. Mr.. Ross made
no further mention of himself and
family SO we presume that it is safe
for De Smet friends to take it for
granted that the Ross family are also
well and happy.
The G.. & n. w. will run a special
excursion train to Mitchell Corn
Palace on Friday, September %. The
train will leave De Smet in the morn
ing at the usual hour, $3.50. AT Iro-
quois it will connect with the special
arriving at Mitchell at 10:40 a. ~.
For the return trip the special train
will leave Mitchell at $50 p. M, con
Meeting with the 7, gular train at
Iroquois and arriving at De Smet at
9:36. The fare for the round trip
from this city will be $500.
The community was startled Sat
urday morning to learn of the sudden
death of Mrs. John Denamur, former
~ Miss Inez Booth, at her home
near Esmond. Mrs. Denamur was
taken suddenly i'll Friday and nothing
that medical aid could offer was of
any avail and she died within d few
hours after the attack. Deceased
a a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Booth, old time and respected resi-
dents who have ~resently moved to
De Smet, and was raised i'm this com
munity. She had been married but
a few months and leaves a husband
father and mother to mourn her loss
to whom goes out the sympathy of
all OF our people. The remains were
laid to rest in the Esmond cemetery
last Sunday. Chief;
Your attention is called to the
republican ticket at the head of the
first column. With the state ticket
our readers are familiar. The legisla.
tive and county ticket are composed
of some of the best men in the county.
The Legislative candidates are well
known TO all our readers who have
been in this county any leGght of time.
They yer among our first settlers,
and are nov among our most promi-
nent men in farming and business
affairs. The county ticket is compos-
ed, for the most part, of younger men,
but all have been life long republi
cans, are prominent in their respec-
tive social and business circles. and
have the qualifications to fill satisfac
the Offices to which they have
been nominated.
The sympathy of our people will
go out to Mr. and Mrs. II. Nordlund
Of Spirit Lake township, in a two-fold
in their bereavement caused
by death in their family the second
two years. Theirdaughter, Hill
dur. aged sixteen years, was called TO
the Great Beyond Monday evening
at about 10 o'clock after an illness GOV
a period of nearly two years.
The cause OF death was diabetes. Two
years ago she suffered a severe attack