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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

e&urSens srSBten @irtursstreis, j.
Iein eigsnItes Gsbsnspert Su iu1eR.
Sbne S9urS 1T bas, mas mir iebi
bon gipilbienItreForm bsIiben, unbent'
5ar. l~lndufbDrli9 bat er bofiir asi'
Iir. bic gauge araft ieiner setpdltiser
peri0nlihteit bat er einseIebt, Der
&isnit, ben CT bamit benz dmerttani'
f4n @OIte s~sleiItst Fat, TT gang un'
trneBbdr. GiDilbienirsform, 8etGm'
pTung BEG So13O1s, 9ur9fibruna
Der Sartsslbnd6runs unb gesner'
f9aft sesen bic SnflatiOn, bas tparen
bic 2eitmOtibe bon Carl S9urS fell
Der 8eieitisuns Der fog. &riegsfras.n,
Oteien printipien fat er tets nit un'
eri4itterltdsr Srsut angebangen,
dber auf teinsm Gsbiete 1T fein Sins
Hub 10 nu9psisbar berporsstreten,
als Bel Der Reform beg giOilbi.nit.s.
Sdur5 ftsqts Ti6 In Der bentparOis
gen prGibeHtI9aFts Gampagne bon
1875 auf Seiten bes republifoniT9en
GdnOtbaten Subss, unb bic SbatIa6e,
'bdb Sabes Jpn als prdfbent sum
Wfiniiter bes Snnern ernannt., lit bon
pielsn Seitsn, fpeSi.I BON @6ur3sns
osuti9en SreunO.n, 10 ausesle9t tpors
ben, oils babe ii4 G9ur3 in bieIer
Stsaungna1me uls pOlitif9er Sire.
Der gs3stgt. Man iuste, S9urS iei
out4 oas @srfprs6sn bes Miniteys
poitens fir Sabes s~ins.fdnsen tpors
ben. Gur9tbar unb srauIam fparen
be Gngriffe Der bamdligsn bemotrus
tli9sn unS liberulen bsutT9sn preTe
auf S4ur3.
Wtr tOnnen bei bi.fer anae!.asns
belt nt4t ausfibrli6 berpsiIen. f1ns
men iie aber du9 htat i6ersebsn, benn
ne el;iot Elm gu pi6tiges Mpment
I'm 2sben unisrss SeIbsn. grrd6nt
IL rlur, bob in benz Streben ra6 benz
ufirllferpottsn an uno fir Ti9 tein
3ooel gefunben tperbsn lam, mas
mentlt4 ni6t bei S6ur3, beFsn
Orang oabin ging, gsrabe auf bieIem
pOiten iein. gibiIbienlfs
: g~eFrs5unssn gu b.tbdtiasn
iino bic W0sIidtett folder Reform
6Sar3ltbun. Dab ii9 S&ur3 in Der
al9elegenbsit u~nsbrsnbaft 6enommen
1.dbe, od9egen seust bas 9dnae, ME
Elm oIfenss Bud balisgenbe 2e6en unb
Wtrten unieres Greunbss.
Die pplitiIde Sbdtiateit Son G&ura
tam in bieien fpentssn Spalten rur
perbsn. sc 6ebiirfte sines
Inn fs sebibrenb su idilbern.
20 lei nur feline Sbdtisfeit aIs Be-
g~IepeIanbs in ben gams
'dsren bon 1884, 1883 unb 1892
ertpdbnt. - RO9 als @reis unb
ROB mdn4er t0rpsrii6er gsbr.h,n
.rhob ii6 Carl Sdurs gu Ieiner alien
fratt uno SrOBe in benz Rampf.. aes
zen ben Smp.ridlismus.
ais Rebner.
asin geborener Entertainer bat ouf
ameritdnii4e Bolt pd6renb Der
ebt.H Dierais Sabre md&tiaer qs.
otrtt, nls oieier 0eutt9e. Reiner
at bic erIerate Spra6. gIdnaenbsr
ober iiberseuseHOer unb
.adhaltiger oumit stpirtt, oIs .r.
M troB bieIer @OIenbung aIs ena.
I,4er Rebner battsn S9ursens beufs
ne Heoen aud ipradli9 BEN aIei6sn
oben Wert6. St blieb aud ffs.s Ser
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

fcrRte gur teinen WiberTanb leiten.
sic purpe in srOBter l~lnorbnung
iiber ben SuuFen %gttporfer. grf bic
0ipilon S9ur3 bot BEN anpraLl
EtpB. sic CAB ben btntst i9r feI.ns
Den Truppen @~sIsgsh1eif, i'd su fans
pslr. 9lbsr bic S6Ia9t retten tonni.
fs ni9t. Bon panitGbnli6er AIu6t
mar bier gar feline Reoe. Q6er aud
Die seiten Sruppen Der 0elt bGtten
Iot9em ueberfau ni9t tonbbdlteH
tonnsa. Sn Der bdlb barauf foIa.ns
rem ruGMr::::5z:n S9laGt Bel Getfbs.
burg, fopie sci TrsSeridsbura unb
Chattanooga batt.n BIZ. bel GbanceI.
lrrspile geIdlastnsn beutI9en Reai,
Rtuter %DolIauf @%slesenbeit, bic alte
beuii9e Sapferteit au erpeiisn.
Rs;a Matsl Ialtet duf ibren Gobnen,
bic lie i'm Ipdteren @erlauf bes &ries
.ges bon Sisg au Stea fiibrten. 9ie
fpdtere @eIdi6tsI9ref6una berufensr
WltlitGrs bat ibdeR iopobl, pie aud
Carl S4ur5 bole @erehtigteit tper,
ben lafen.
SIN Senat.
had benz &rtsss 3as G9urs mad
St.Splis unb purbs i'm Sanuur 1869
Dol Mifouri in ben 8unbesIsndt aes
f4idt. 8Drber frat er pieber in Sic
beutfme prehe elm, inbem er Mttalieo
Der Tirmd pldte, SlsbauIsn e So.
nurOs, psl9e bic ,@eftli&e Bot" in
ct. 2ouis psrleste. Die H.bdttiou
biefes 8iattes bat S&ura ieboh nur
iurse 3eit gsfiibrt, bod eri6ienen se.
lesentli9 BON inn se3si6nete 4rtifel
in Der .Deitl. poIt@. SIN 9unbess
IeHat, Der bdmuls nod feline Wainios
nGr6periammluns mar, sebTrte5 Hurs
at benienisen Mit9lisbern, tpel9e ala
Jubrsr salten. @anS tpobl bat ii9
SAurS ieoo6 ME i'm Ssnat gefiiblt.
Gr muBts purteisGnsermdBre9eln Bill
lteen, sr tonnte feline unabbdnotqteit
niAt 10 betbdttsen, fpie als obIeits
Gte6enbsr unb rur eigentli6 in ben
eriten 8Gmpfen Inn pie gipilbienfts
reform, iOpis s.sen bic tpo1ienbe
Corruption, fur Bic @eberaufndbme
Der 8aurSdbluns unb enbli9 in Ieis
mem sroben S9ormiibel nit Blaine
tdab S9ur3 9%elssenbeit, feline sros
Ben 9aben gu entfdIten.
Die Reform
SIN Sabre 1872 Opppnirte S@urs
Der S~peiteH Domination @rant's.
SsiN ibedlsr prdIibsnti9afts : Cans
Oioat mar Charles Groncis ADAMS.
abet bic Iiberals Convention in Sim
einnati, pslder SGura prdTtbirts.
nomiairte 9ordcs @rselep. am
abenbe bisIer Convention mar Snura
ni9t ~ Iprs9sn. SIN Saufe isines
Greunse St6uo fliIdtete q fia al
Beethoven, ben er IeibenI9aftlin
ltebte utb ben sr aud portreFfIt6 auf
BEN StaDier gu tHterpretirsn perItunb.
Grant lpurbe ioiebersspGbIt unO
bic pt1tbdre Corruption psihe nun
Dfftnbar fpurbe, bra9te be bon
StutS unO 9. %. Guriib bauptfdds
LID getrGgene 8spegunq 3ur q 4
form bts GtDiIbisnFes in
Slug
isiIbfsnR Reform.
Mlf Aiegem @ebiete hobtn mir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
e8ur,sns Cater.

On bisIem RaOifalismus I6eitertl
onfdngli9 fem politif6er GrfoIa
Der feurige iunge Mann, Der Ieinel
gegeiIterung fir bic 5rsibeit unb Iei,
mem @luuben an bic unberGuserli6en
Weni9enre9te 70 DOrnebm unb ilar
ausbrud eebsn tonnte, unO befeu
IOsif4e 9eOuttionen 10 f9arF uno
unpioerIegli4 puren, bate sai Der
RatioHalpabI BON 1856 bsreits gufs
feRen errest. S9urS griinbste 1857
in @utertOpn bic .@oltsSeitunA"
uno in oemislben SABRE erI6teR er
auf BEN Sidet ieinsr partei ais gNgs
oiodt fir bas 4mt bes 8ices @pupers
nsurs. Dds geieTmte r,pabItlanii6e
Sitet puroe g.pdblt nit Der alleiRi.
gen ausnabme BON Carl S6urS. Gr
tpuroe sei9lagen, ni9t allen pom
Nlntiptsmus, ion6ern bduptidGt;h
tpssen ieiner ultrdsrabitaIsn SSeen,
nit benen bic eigsnen pdrteigenoIen
f4 ni4t befreunben tonnten. 4!s in
Der nG4iten republitdnilGen Gtdatss
contention i'm Sabre 1859 Der Der,
iu9 gemd9t tpurbe, @9ur3 bic Gcus
perneurssN Domination jl bsrfHafFen,
erbielt sr nur 4S Stimmen. Gas
Nuftreten unieres 0eut16s4 merita
ners in Der linoolnsg ampdane ron
1860 Iisfert 5ugIsi9 elm flares Glib
feiner gdn5en tiinfti9en politiFden
SbGtigtsit. SIN Snneriten Isiner See.
ls blei6t er Elm Democrat nit Setter,
iOnif4en 0Ottrinen. Sis bumqne uno
fttIide Sbse, bic gu bieIer !3eit bic
9emiitber be6srrI1te, Dor Der dGe
GrageH bon g%ertnserer 8eSeutung
Suridtraten, bate i'm in Mas r.brbs
litanifHe Eager eefibrt. &6sr big,
bdlb berI6rieb .r Ii6 ni6t ben neuea
partet nit 2eib unb Seele, fuurbe er
ME gum einieittgsn partsiaGnaer.
Die 8u9t Ieinsr mG8tia.n Der,
fDnli4teit isbte sr fir bic aepdbIte
pdrtei nur bann elm. tpsnH bieIe linn
dls bic SrGssrin tpabrsr r.publitanis
ider Seiinnung srI6ien. qls lie SpGs
ter in Der fiibeu @~spubnbett bss
9erriGens perlumpfts, mar Sdur,
Der Grite, Der ibr ben Riidtn tsbrtt.
PoIitifd. llnubbGnsigtttt su erin.
gen, mar er In alien 8aterianbe aum
RsDolutionGr sstuOrbsn uno bott. .r
flisben miifen; in poIitii9er llna6.
bdn9isteit gu leben, bate er bic
als nele Ssimatb aepdblt.
OteIs uudbbGnsisteit mar ibm bas
toltbarits Sut, bas er beilis bislt mi.
feline gbre.
S6nr3 m girssrtritee.
SintoIn srndunts S9ur3 sum @es
ianbten in MaDrib. 0as mar cine
g9runs, uber aud cine .RaItTteIs
0O9 elm S9ur, IteB fi6
, " stluU,s " ot@s
GM gslVatO uno an stneoln I'm
Vcn gt'uB psr gmanclpattoHs ? @rs
I.atuHS, uno als Tr tsiHe betrlsois
1861 na9 ben Der. Gtaaten surid
uHo oal UNI EN- commando I'M Telbs.
VI srqlelt g uno Sstste itf aud
M 9ar9ertrIses als mlt9iser ln6
aullpt'9er Sploat Der fetntr pos
pen metltens befier periab, dls bic
plogll9 9enerale gstoorosnen pdmeris
taatl HsH" 4ODctattr. auf ale Sale
bate e itets etnsn tii4ttsen Stabss
BET @banceaorspiae fiibrte er
ole brittle DtotiiOn bes IL. Griibtr
StseEi9siD Corps unter benz einors
mtssn 9cpdro. Giir ben 9erIuf Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

IT'D uls srIOlsIOs. @9urs, pruIeFor
aintsl unO bic ibrisen SbeiInebmsr
mubtsn fIii9ttn unb f9lpTsn lid ben
In Soosn i6mpfenbsn aufnSnbh6en
an. SdurS purbs qbiutdnt bes
0bsrRlieutenonis Q(nnsts, unS mad
ben unslidliden aGmpIsn gnS.
Stunt 1S49 trbislt S9ur5 ben gluTs
lros, no@ Roitabt gu ssbsn, unmit.
t.lbor Dor Der Gini9Iitbuna bieTer
Gsfuns, lptlds F9 nut nod Elm poar
3aes boltep tcnnte. @s oslona ibm
lshc4, out& sinsn Mb3uasaroben aus
ost Gous az snllommen. 1iefe feline
tsesas JIa4l Dor ben prsubHden 80.
leptstsR 1t sbtuio osIobrbpli unb 70,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
9satf9amn
ritaner.

Sci Uislen 0sati9am.rii0nsrn gait
S9ura ala 2l%tiltOirut. 9lber sr mar
es ni9t. gr mar cine etuas Ders
I9GoFene @.lebrtennatur, lleberbss
bung isbO9 unb unsebibrItder StOI3
tuurtn ibm fremO. Man bate ben
Tdon bamals ~sefeisrten MunH nar
feben IOllen in benz tIeinsn arsiie
iiinsersr beutI@er SOurnuIitsn, ber
fi6 anfunss Der SisbsiSer Sabre in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

@Ortsn in bic arme fiel: ,Das mar
cine ~nnssb.uer iiibne sbat." @.piB,
oisIe Sbat bss taum benz RnabenaIs
ter GntpGdfsnen Iabt i9un ben 1pGs
tersr S9ars abnsH.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-08-15

W. J.. McAlpin. Farce. Miss.
EDITOR GAZETTE:
] will write \ little about my
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-08-15
Champion

think the Gazette IN iou
and every farmer in the State
ought to take it.
J. II. PRESLEY, Mizc, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-08-15
Burning Money
c. 5. Archer. Baldwin, Miss.

EDITOR GAZETTE:
am not a farmer nor the son
OF a farmer, only a rural letter
carrier. | hope, however, some
time to be one of these money.
making. live, easy, and content.
ed tillers Of the soil. for think
the farmer the most ndepend.
ent and happy man on the globe
today. But am writing to call
attention to a great evil and
waste see going on all over this
country. | have been CARRYING
the mail on a rural route out Of
this place nearly four years, aud
see nearly every piece of wood
land is burnt off from two 10 six
times every year; and | know il
is the same thing all over this
country.
1t makes my blood boil with
indignation TO see good green
timber greatly damaged and
killed by those hot fires at their
trunks and all dead and fallen
timber burnt completely up.
when people living in three or
four miles from it IN town can
scarcely get enough stove wood
at $3.50 and $500. . cord. L
know a man who sold $3.50
worth OF wood from n tree q
got $1,000 worth OF it myself.
And yet people allow their tim.
her to be burnt up and damaged
by fires and wouldn't allow you
10 cut a stick OF it for love or
money. But the burn, and dam
aged timber is not all the loss.
The leaves burnt are a great
loss 10 the land. as all far mcrs
know they are valuable fertilizer.
| wish one OF your professors
would tell just how valuable
they are. ! get after the pco-
plc.about burning up their money
this way and some say they do
il to kill insects and to run var.
meuts off. Some do it 70 the
grass will grow 10 the woods,
add some fear fire will get start.
ed when they r not home TO
fight it and might burn their
houses, etc.
Now. Mr.. Editor. ] would like
to see this great waste stopped
by some means. | think the
Gazette the best farm paper
published and read quite a mum.
Der from all over the country.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-08-15

eSSu euCm III NY SottOu doOut
Ia years; aud find that a goose
to the acre, il the cotton is chop
ped we'll and kept we'll cultivated
with a plow. will keep the crab
grass out. If it is any ways dry,
they will keep it so clean that
they will crop the cotton where
they are watered.
see some write about geese
running ia peas, COOLERS and
big cane. Mine don't bother
big cane at all. Some Of my
neighbors say their geese don't
bother COOLERS. others say
theirs do. As for peas. think
when they 60 to bearing the
geese will have to be turned out.
| raised a fine potato crop once
where there were geese, but the
! have nov will eat the pota-
toes. l think geese are like
mules and calves. You can pas
turc some in your corn aud cot.
ton, and others will eat il up.
Some geese arc worse than
others. | think old geese are
worse to crop cotton than young
ones. while none OF them hurt
cotton for me more than stunt
the growth.
had eight acres OF pine land
10 cotton last year. Two acres
were ii~rst-ycar laud. / made
seven heavy bales Of cotton oil
1t, and the geese KEEP, the grass
out. bad one acre from which
| go, 1850 pounds OF seed cotton.
Editorial note: l, would be
interesting TO know whether in
the cases in which geese are re-
10 have eaten from the
they were intended 10
keep grass out Of. they were
com PEELED to do 80 by 4 scarcity
Of grass. Men have been known
10 eat straw because their hun.
ger com PEELED them TO do so, and
hunger would probably
make geese cat plant they do
not naturally like when they can
get other food. Geese eating
is possibly like a hen
eating eggs, the result OF a bad
habit learned by unusual CIR.
cumstanccs. These reports OF
the dixad vantagcs Of using geese
10 eat grass out OF crops are
nevertheless just AZ important
A. other reports. Both sides
to be studied OF all qucs.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26
HOPE.

At the home of FIR. and Mrs. &. b. Gro
yer, in this city, occurred the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Mamie b., 10 VIM. H.
Hope, of Vermillion, this state, Wednes-
day at 4:15 D m, Jan. 2+th, Rev. Henry
Preston, officiating. Miss Bertha Brown
acted as bridesmaid and Fred Brown as
groomsman. The was witness
ed by fifty friends aud relatives. After
the last words ofthe service were spoken
the party congratulated the happy pair
and were then directed to the Woodbury.
residence where a sumptuous wedding
ing dinner was served by Mrs. Grover A
word should he said right here as to this
feature of the wedding. Tables loaded
with such quantities of choice viands as
are seldom seen. No pains had been spar
ed in making the feast complete in every
particular. Everything that could be
imagined as appropriate to such an occa-
sion was there in lavish abundance.
The bride is well known throughou
these parts, having grown from childhood
in Drakola vicinity and in this city. For
several years and mp to a few weeks ago
she was employed as saleslady in c. II.
T~inkham's furniture establishment,
which gives her an extended acquain-
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26
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tance. There is not one who will speak
lightly of Mamie Grover, which Is the
highest tribute of praise that can be
awarded to any woman,
The groom is not so well known to us
although not an entire stranger to DE
Smet people. He is said t. be an upright
and industrious young man, and to have
a good home ready for his bride. He Is
a fortunate gentleman, in that he is a
party to this contract.
As a token of esteem and to remind the
happy couple of the good will of their De
Snet friends they were presented with a
large number of beautiful and valuable
presents,
The happy couple set out on the jour.
ney through married life with the well
wishes of a host of friends. They deserve
prosperity and continued happiness, and
may there never be a shadow 10 cast
gloom upon them.
They will at once go To housekeeping
at h home near VermilIion for which
place they started Wednesday evening on
the 9:26 train.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE
SALE,

Notice is hereby given that default has
been made in the conditions of a certain
Chattel mortgage executed and delivered
by w. Burlington and l.. A. EggleSton
~mOrtgagorS, to Demster Mill Mfg. 20 !,
mortgagee, dated August, 23~d, 1904, and
duly Witnessed anu filed within the office
of the Register of Deeds within and for
the county of kingsbury, State of South
Dakota, September Bird, 1904, at = O'Clock
a. NJ.
That said default consists in the non
payment at maturity, of three certain
promissory notes executed and deliver
ed by said m~ortgagOrS to said mortgage,
and secured by said mortgage, amount
ing in the aggregate to $3.50 90, and the
mount of principal and interest due and
owing thereon at the date hereof is S16T.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given
that the following described personal
property contained in said mortgage:
One six horse Denpster Gasoline En-
CINE Class b. b., No. 292, has been siCzed
and will be sold under and pursuant to
the foreclosure, thereof, at public III
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash
in front of the United states Post office
in the city of De Smet, in the county of
Saturday, the Bird day of February, a. D.,
1906, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day by the sheriff of said kingsbury coun.
ty, OF one of his deputies, and the pro-
Ceeds from such sale applied to the pay
ment of the costs and expenses of such
seizure aud sale, and the payment of
said mortgage debt.
Dated at De Smet, south Dakota, this
10Th day of january, A. D., 1906.
DEMPSTER MILL MFG. co.
w. f. PETERMAN, Mortgagee,
Sheriff of Kingsbury county. S. ID.
f.. +. GREEN.
Attorney for Mortgagee
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26

from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. but we
understand. contemplate locating in
this city. We hope they will locate
here. Certainly this part OF the
northwest ought to furnish them a
sufficiently large field to make it
profitable TO them As decorators
these gentlemen rank above the best
in the western states and their work
stands as proof of their right to such
an enjoyable reputation.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26

O|N " vi NNIp h"o DOND
secured on all railroads.
East Lynne is a play that will
live forever. A story Of a woman's
wrongs. If your heart has a tender
spot this play will reach it. Opera
House Feb. Bird.
The old soldiers rallied around
the flag at Comrade VIM. McCas,
kell's Thursday to help him cele,
brate his birthday. The usual pic,
mic dinner was served.
AT st. Stephens Episcopal
church Sunday: Morning service
l0:45; subject, Enemies of the truth
described;" evening at 100, The
Bible in civilization" Rector.
i. j. Miller has had a maple
floor LAID in his hardware store. The
old hard pine floor bad worn down
to one-fourth of an inch 10 thickness
in places. Another improvement
that will he a great convenience is
the cement floor now being made in
the basement.
There will be special revival
meetings in the Lake Henry Congre-
gationaI church every night next
week, beginning Monday January
%. Everybody near Lake Henry
church should come every night
Rev. E. l.. Smith, Of Lake Pr ,ston.
will assist the pastor.
Robinson Go. have been putting
the ). l.. Root store building into
condition to receive their hardware
stock and are now moving into it
This will make a convenient room
for their business, aud has the add.
tionaI advantage of being nearer the
center of the business portion OF
the city.
The Congregational pulpit for
January 18th: Morning question:
What is it to he Spiritual?" Even
ing theme, Evil Punishment for Sin
ever cod? If so, when?" IF circum.
stances are at all favorable next Sun.
day these themes will disc uss,
ed. Honor to whom is due. Maste,
Reginald G.. Sherwood has no missed
a single Sunday school in sever
years. Let other Sunday schoo
scholars compare records. Pastor.
The annual banquet of the DE-
Smet Camp Of Modern Woodmeu
occurr, Saturday the 10th. There
were present some eighty members
after couferriug the degrees on fouI
candidates, the members preseu'
adjourned to the Syndicate hotel auG
partook of such a banquet as only
the Syndicate is noted for 10 thes,
parts. All had a royal good time
The De Smet camp is numbered
mong the largest in the state, hav
ing more than l40 members
aud several applications on file.
The II. V. Foxtou Land Agenc,
is the name Of d new incorporation
for De Smet. The corporation i
headed by H. " Foxton, president
j. n. Carroll, secretary. 1t vii
take over the real estate business q
H. V Fox,oa. THIS will add strength
10 the already good business. Th
gentlemen intend to push the busi
ness for all it is worth aud get thei
share of the large number Of pros
pective purchasers. Mr.. Foxto
goes east in about another week {
renew agency contracts and to plac
new agencies. The new institution
will occupy the pleasant and conven
J lent office room on the first foo
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
LOCAL NEWS.
From sH Around the Town and
County.

The Guild will meet with Mrs.
Henry Olson next Tuesday afternoon
Miss Matte Sleeper was down
from Erwin to spend Sunday with
friends.
W. j. Koehler returned Friday
last from his visit to relatives in
Minnesota.
Rev. Henry Preston occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist church at
Woonsocket last Sunday.
Miss Mary Wright came up
from Brook gs to spend Saturday
and Sunday with Der parents.
Ruth Craven 10 her Metropolitan
production aud greatest success, East
Lynne. Opera House Feb. Bid.
D. H. Lotus started for Mitchell
Tuesday to attend the meeting Of
be Retail Merchants Association.
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. Mallery came
down from Pierre Friday of last week
and remained until the first of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gehm are
the happy parents Of an 81 pound
girl who arrived at their home on the
14th inst.
The Germauia State Bank has
its handsome set Of new oak fixtures
in place. which makes their banking
rooms among the finest ia the state.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. f.
church will hold their monthly pro
vision sale Saturday, Jan. 9th, at
Carpenters store. There will be
aprons for SAL. Leah Fursier, Sec.
DIR Denman Informs us that we
were in error in stating that Mrs.
G. H. Campbell died from the effects
of childbirth. Death was caused by
paralysis OF the bowles, which result
ed from an attack OF acute peretinitis,
Mrs. G. Staudenmaier, of Spirit
Lake township, returned Friday last
from the hospital at Sioux City where
she spent several weeks Ia receiving
treatment. Her host of friends will
be glad to know that she is getting
on finely.
Miss Snyder WAS in the city
Wednesday of last week giving in
structions in painting. Miss Snyder
is an artist of more than ordinary
ability and our people are fortunate
if she can be induced to make regu,
lar dates for De Smet.
j. H. Hall received a letter from
his wife, written at Chicago Satur
day, the 10th inst, in which she stat,
ed that a thunder storm was in pro.
gress that place and that nearly an
inch of rain had fallen. Just at tina
time we were having good healthy
winter weather.
The third annual meeting Of th.
South Dakota Improved Live Stool
and Poultry Breeders Association
will be held in Mitchell January 80
to February lst, inclusive. One hun
dred and ffty-one head Of pure
bred animals. including nine breed'
will be sold. Sheep and swine sal,
January 3lst, cattle sale Februar.
LIST. A reduced rate Of fare plu'
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-26
Credit and Debit.

Credit is the foundation of our com.
mercial fabric; debt Is its damnation.
Yet they must travel together.