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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18

Thr 'a-t regular msrtiug uf the
tluh ueiur" TIN summer variation
VA held Iu thu \. VI. e.. 4. runnl
~ br land Hall GA Tuesday after.
n'"n Notwithstanding ia" threat
"nlng weather there was a large
ATTENDANCE, Including several new
mem ,r.. The club Wa called
L" "rdrr at3 ~, 10y the president,
Mr.. = Hay. Srveral items
eff hu-u.~> were transacted, one
.nf which Wa a unanimuus Nj"
{" adopt TIN charter winch had
lS'cu drafted. at th" request Il
the ciun. 10y Mrs,r-. l.andi-.
Hami.u and Gaulden, from the
constitution previously adopted.
\ delightful progrum VA r,u-
dcrrd under ih" direction # Mr..
Harp, r-'tt. consisting %, 20 pan"
du't - Mrs. Farrls- and Ni,s
tarri' Watt. vhI~tlIu. -ulo hN
MI,- Nral accompanied by Mr.,
Wilson, aud a vocal Spl", The
Swallows" 10y Mrs. PoWe arcum-
panied hv Nj. Watts
l.u"ua'l" punch wa- th.4
,er,ed 10y Mrs. Bigrlow aud Mr..
Taylor, and q PHEASANT social hour
aas "nj"yed.
Although j. j. l,.ss than two
months since th" preliminary
meeting fer the Organization Of
thu club Was held. II now has a
membership e over ninety I!UD
and bids fair H. b,,c"me al i'm
I"rtant factor ia the intellectual
civic, and surIal life oi DelAnd
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18

IIralthful Rest sanitarium lasI
week.
Mrs. CurrirT went to Cnruna,h
Friday.
DIR. -. b. Webster cam. fronl
Sanford for Sunday visit with
his family.
The Bond company's store is
brilliantly lighted with new gaso-
lene lamps.
Mrs. Halliday was taken sick Al
Curonado and came back Ia Lake
Helen Friday, n the bach did
not agree with her.
DIR. Hendig vas called H. CurO-
nado professionally last week.
Rev. Noble went to Connerti-
cut Tuesday IT, accompany his sOn,
John, who will spend the summer
th-rr "n the farm with his broth
CT. Mason. Rev. Noble will re-
turn >pun.
Mr.. and Mrs. EmmersOn Be-
deIl took a hasty resolve a. 90 Ia
Michigan aud started Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Miss Davenport drove
from DaytonA Sunday Ia look
after rial estate interests here.
Mrs. EeasIus Hopkins heard Of
the death this week IT her m"ther,
Mrs. COlyin.
Miss westlake, who spent last
year with her parents in Lake
Helen. seems a. be winning great
success ia her present position.
Speaking &c the recent music frs-
tiVal Macon paper says: rs.
prcially did Miss westlake, the
back bone &c the festival receive
a large share Of well-des-rved
pra i-- for her talent and admira-
de comprehension. The harmony
attained ia the oratoTios vas
largely due Ia her." AnOthrr me-
tirr SAYS; Especial compliments
arr 3" H. paid 10 Miss wesilake,
al" at the piano commanded the
m"vrm-nt ia the oratoriUs."
Mr.. Milt"n Baud mt with n
-eri"us arrid,'nt that crippled ga"
"f his hand telnIr'rarily. IL Was
caught in the mArhIn~Ty 81 thu
mill and badly crusl'Si.
Dr. Small'.y Prrarhe'd in the
Congregational church Sunday
morning.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18

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ANALYSES Aaria'.. -.rn.-. sat
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18

Que % the bot known hons%s IN
NorthnmFtonshlrr. England wss Dr.
signeSi o. rSpresent the dayA wecks
and quarters u the year. % has four
wings. facing ths tour quarters - The
beavrus. 90 rS1rrsent the four quaFsers
% the year: % windOwA one Cor each
day: afty-twO chimReyA one for sach
wss.k. aud seven entraBcss. % repre'
s-ut the seven days % The wecs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18
aaIe

In q me,liaryaI ,:s'rmaR talr % says
That ths. parish rounril - q small VII
lag. mrt anr evening Ia discus err-
tain improvements ln tho water sup
ply o. this dr,,ate the towns que
Hatchman eaierri thr rOOm quietly.
plarrl Ia q csrnrr his lantern and
slsar aud at down 90 listen 90 the ar
gumelt. Sa,I,lsuiy . csussflnian turn
e,l 60 him tersyiy.
Fritz" b. cried. what are you doing
herry Who - 90 watch That nothing b
stoi~n IA che VliAesr
FrlIk with an easy snIl<. answered.:
Who r. there % steal ahythiase We
are all herST
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18
NAnr HAPPY FnR LIE.

Great happiness came into the
huruy Of :. 4. Blair. school supcrin-
t,ndrnt. ~ Alban., ". Va, When
his little daughter was restored from
the agful complaint he names. We
-ay.. Nv little daughter had -. Vi
tue nancc which yielded TO no treat.
meat, bat greW steadily Uorse until
a. last resort we tried Electric Bit.
ter. aud ! re- size 90 say three bot.
tic- elected a osGPlete cure. /" Quick,
-urc cure tor nerSous complaints. gen
cfal debility, female weaknesses. I'm
Ioycrished blood and malaria GuaF-
antced By all druggists Price sac.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18
STOP GRrNRI.ING

II you suffer from rheumatism OF
pains. foT BallaFd's SnOW Eminent
uill bring quick relief. It'sa sure cure
fOr SPrains, Theumatismz, contract.
cd muscles and ali pains-and within
the reach Of you all Price, 80, i0t,
and sl.Oo &. r. Smith. Tcnaha. Tex,
writes: ! have used Bzllard's Snow
Hniment In my family for yeaTs and
have found IL a dne remedy Tor all
pains and aches recommend ID iOT
pains In the chest. All druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18

Miss Marj"rie Mace was at hoBi'
Saturday and SUNDAY aecumpa
mid hy her srh""lmates, Mis-
II"ugh and Miss Watts.
Mis- C"Trinnc Pelton enter
tain-d Miss lDrtWil"T, a -rh'nl
mate at Stet>"u, saturday anC
sunday.
Mr.. Roberts ha- resigned III,
hunors and duties "i city mar
shal, which has fallen {" Mr.
Ogle by appointment hy Mayor
Hopk ins. Mr.. Roberts has I"r.
formed unpleasant dut"s un-
flirhingly, and thr majority IF
the citizens r,.grrt hi. resignation
tho hoping that thu present IN
cuml-.nt will d" equally WE'LL.
Mr.. lsubOrt- has madr MONEY tht.
past winter trucking. aud doubt
less ini"mds l." give m"rr tim" a.
it hereafter.
Wouidnt u lr = poke un TIN
ITupS~aa nr,t"f Rad frIm CrOss
Bluff Z" Daytuua II III" East
Coast railroad shuuld build al
extension frum Orangr City June.
ton e. ~. J"hus river. and give
people along thl- line c"mmuni-
cation with ,-'ean and river:
And then II Mr.. Flagl'r would
put fine steamer -crNIre "u the
river. Perhaps these are aIrcas-
les, but stranger things than
thesr have happened along the
fast Cast thru Mr.. Flaglers en-
terpri-e.
Dr. Clarified Small,y has =" lar
Nv srrUnc TIM malaria that he Will
"a e. Michigan thu N'-'k. H.
has inspired the churches h"r.
during his short stay 1" GREATER
zeal and hI- vi-it has l--.n a cnm
fort to hi, aunt. MR.. B'vlril, NlD
Is ala invalid.
Mrs. Perry Sl"Egy has -'runl
her ticket via steamship fer n
trip to hcr home ~ NeN England
Delegates .Nrr. "h,'s''n sunday
at the Baptist church 1" ia" stat
convention d. \. l.. 1. ia h..
Land ~ foll"Ws: Rev. and Mr..
Wells. Mr.. aud Mr.. Clarksuu aud
Helen NrWtun.
Miss Esther lia,r j. clerking la
Pelton's store.
Miss Hazel and A. Z. Hazel
went North this week. Mr.. Hazel
will spend some time during the
summer studying organ building
and repairing.
Mr.. and Mr.. Rowe came over
from the l--arh "Wednesday far \
brief visit before starting for
their home near syracuse, n \.
Mrs. Halliday will accompany
them.
George Budorf vent Ia Bis
cayane saturday 10 visit hi- cOus-
in, Albert Hurst.
Mrs. Miles spent a few days AZ
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18
STETSON ININEESIIl'>
Ne~ Department Of ChrHiir, and
thsmiral Engineering.

IT,, Us au important u,.
stu ~ Ter Florida Tn p.-. l-.
industry l- r.r.-.lrv ?. "a I'D.
aud agricultural ilr.r.-t- Ana
i partmcnt va- "r-aur,l las,
Jun. Prof Pierce. trained m
IhIrag" University Wa. Ca ..,. O..
Oh" chair. Nr 3. -. Paint. .l.
established tv" chemistry -rho.-
aG-hIr- Boz 2. appoint aua 'u
President ta ,uullrm 10. hu.. .-.
zach worth SOFA.
Thu department. oil,r, mu-..
farilltI'- for students e Ca.ml,.
try, aud for any " ho vi,0 g. H..
the chemical WORK 10 sugar. .r..
.r,cs. "a work., phosphate. rise
. .''rirIcaI ria't- mmu- .4nr-
AMI all -orII 81 maruts,ful ..
establishments. IT,, .pu.ru,.
consist Of 'uur 'al"rlt .s.- ur.
III.
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90. action Of common r,a-.ut. ..
zach. L.,tur., un rh, theory .'
solution. ami Oh. applications A.
the THEORY II dl-.....a'.. ..
chemical rca"tl"n,
Inorganic Ch,mi-rr,-Tu, m
talir elem,ut- aud tho. .....
Ip,und.. Tl..and ~. prrrr,!.r-
c"ur~r aImtn GN .umird'lr-u.
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Wy. N''h'''" . gwen Y Dol.
elaborated system "I rFnr.p."-
rainier Than q" 'r'""."- mas
81 fact, mt the w"H
QualItatI,, Aua',.i,. I-,.-
course aims L. ground tn..t.Irrr
ru the aualvtiraI urrr-.r- u.
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application of them.
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d.-.ir,ti,n and GENERAL ,,.,l,..l-
Il calculation Gr,vim.,r,c J..
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18

-
Orange Gdy. MAY iG.-Mr..
, ClintOn1<or New SMYRNA. was in
town last Wednesday -lOppiug.
Mr.. Charlie ~ john icamyup
on Thuriay from Miami {" make
his family short visit. Here
turned SATURDAY evening.
Mr.. Frank Tayl"r :, Having
s"me needed LIlAEt~ss~mrut- ia his
home on Frryrh a,enu". Mr..
wheld"n il dStng the work.
Mr. aud MI. \arn"y, Mr.. and
Mr.. Branna. NJ. Fullrrl"u aud
daughter, Mis- Clara, lift last
Friday fer their Respective, homes
ia the north. The Narury- 80 &"
Maine, the Breuuas 1" kcut,
Conn. aud Mr.. Fullerton e.
Hannibal, y. \. We will mi-.
Mrs. Fullerton. Shr kept th,
Fenwirk house and has masl.
= gOud many friend. here Whp
will H. only tuo g,ad e. 800. hey
open the hous" again this fail.
Mrs Tully anal sou. Jes.,, lrri
Friday for their home IA Tampa
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Clark left
Saturday for JarksonvIllr vh"rc
they will meet the patty that l"f.
Friday, aud sail with them sun
day morning. tin 18Th, for NV
York, On their va, To- their home
IA Maine. They have ,rr,
pretty winter home her.
Mrs. q. ". KuoN. Of Atkiu.
MiHn., has sold hrr Wint-r home
un NOlusia aV.uur Ia Mr. r T
l'ip-r. of Darby, Conn. Mr.. rIlTr
will Improve the place aud make
. very pretty winter home "f u.
DT linhiu-.'n ha. s,'ld hIs place.
IA last Orange city t. Mr. Var
ney. The Dr. leaves "Wednesday
oi this week fer SAITH, Ma,h..
where Ia eNp-rts {" maxi hi
fuiuTr hnulr With hI- daughter
Sho lives their lie NIll stop
for u time With hIs -,'n Benjamin
in Savannah, TIA. aud maA" him
q visit. The 'i,rt"r has been ~
Orange City pA'd MANY year.
and has n graf many friends Wh"
will regnrt L. ,,'c him leave to-,
place Ter g,Hrd. liz hralth l.
failing him aud II NIll u" doubt
b. a IEneiit 4" him Ia have
change Of climate. H. -Ient the
SUMNER In Seaiti" IA" wars a."
and liked il very murh.
Mr.. and Mr.. Vim. Holman
leave Monday fer a trip furth-r
south. They 90 1" Waurhula. lf.
they like then. they May ~ there
Ia live. Frvi Graham j. selling
of Mr.. Kolman's stock of gpsls
at Gust.
Rev. Mr.. Antlr, pastor Of the N
4. church herr, and his wife left
Mohdoy for New smyrna where
they will assist in revival services
this week. Mr.. Antle will h.
back 90 preach hrre Sunday morn
ing, or send SINE one else.
Mr.. Welch has taken the meat
market OF Mr.. Ryland's hands
and IL building q roOm hack II
L.. 49,. 4. al -.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18
stFaass naa~ea.

Que,-u-laud's government aboriginal
settlement ga FraErT's island holds q
weekly daucr Tor the blacks. Among
ths handles 80 Oh clothes sent % ths
settl.Jucut there are often bail gowns.
- the gins sport drcoIicte dresses
y .tier ~ wears lso.stS. The sezes
have Go dancr separately Sydney bul-
81 .f.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18

A. SPECIAL lndu ''m"ut {" NV
- HScEIHERs. TuE NENs will H..
lat from tn. date "f suh>rrlI'-
ti"n unit i January /. l!bh1. Ter ~
cents; in bl,rks &c i've suh~crip.
ti"n- sent all at "ne time, Ia .
addresses. 81 80.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18
THE LIFE INSURANCE

m1ddle has started the public tn
tnking. TIE vondcTful success THAI
~ met Bsllard's HOrghOusd syrup
~ its crusade against coughs. innueR-
"a, orohchitta. and all pulmonary
trcaeles-has started the pubic to
thinktnE OF this voaaeTful prepare
tion- They are all ustag Ia. J0ln the
procession and dOun Sith sickaess-
Prsee, &c, Soe, and tl.0o. All drug
gtsts.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18
GOWN GOSSIP.

\ surprising BumizrT of new fabrics 20
,.ll linen and COttoa are ou the mar
kvt tht- lraT
Nhih. ltr-r bats r"tuatn guOd style
ths-r,' D., uo deny ing mat the character
isti, hat of tlir ssa~ou u gOiug 10 he
snail
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18

The fuli"w!ng Is a list Uf the dates
= founding uf the oldest CIllcgss Ia the
n.ts,i Stats. Harvard. ltE5: vii.
liam aHi Mary. i'se, Yale. l5pI;
rrIucrtuu. I5t9. University u Icnnsyl
yauia. l5a. Columbia. i15i. BTVvn
uu., rrsity. l5G4. Dartmouth. l5G9;
RutgsFS. IT1u
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18
LANE HELEN.

rms D. ,.artm mo- ~ 10 ~ yhafEr 80 NJ. Inn.
a.. Aslatss, v b. D. aufhf'rtEsai to rstt-iNs -uhl
ssftptt,tn-. asit,Ftis- tnsstit-. etc ant tut1sti
tie ssuss AuN us.itt. ~ rh.rSn M AdaIn.
viii D. aggravated O., TAI NES-. Eb
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18

TIE world b hs Who can - throaEh
~ prrteasion what deafness. what
stone bind cuztom. What 0SsEgrown
errur ysu brhsld. r. thrrs oaiy By yoas
suaerance. So q % ~ lie. aud yos
have already deslt q its mortal bl0W.-
Emsrson.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18
GRANGE CITY.

this dstStriinrui b. ice rHtrFi 90 Ni--t. \
hatHsHh. Nhs - authtH IkfeI Goo ussrNt -fts
SEttf tfts, aiN s'ft i-s'tls s. &c Il Is trsst
Toe sat1s AnN taiutt. - hHau No. Ilfissa-k
u'I' L" .I'I''''iaicd =, In, N1~. 30.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-18

Not thing harmful In One Minute
Cough Cure, bat IL relieves a cough
quickly; cuts the phlcgm. Healing
and sOOthlRg, Sold by CIV. Fisher
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-02-23
EsMoMD.

Spring seems TO be almost here.
Mr.. John Denamur, of this town.
ship, and Miss Tnez Booth, of Iro.
quois, were married on the 18th inst.
Their many friends wish them a hap
Ply journey through life.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey REGARD lost
their infant child Monday. The
little one bad been sick for only
a few days.
A horse buyer from St. Paul was
in town Wednesday.
John Jones went TO De Smet Tues.
day on business.
Deputy Sheriff McGuillan, of Car.
thagp. was in Esmond Monday.
Mike Costello has bought a new
cream separator.
Almost all the farmers have com
meaced the cleaning Of seed grain.
Geo. Nelson is repairing the Will
son place, which he will farm the
coming season.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-02-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

De Smet Produce: Eggs, 10.
butter, l5c; potatoes, 35c; chickens
ducks, geese, live weight, &c; turkeys
lie, Grain, Wheat, No Northern,
67t; oats. NJ 3 White, Die; barley
30c; fax. So.
Minneapolis-Grain Ne l, North.
.ern 803c; oats, No 3 White. 28c;
barley, No l feed, 36c; No 4, $50 Zoe.
fax Sill "a | l3: corn, No 4 Yellow.
34c; No |, Duran wheat 72;.
Sioux City-Hogs, $3.50 a 600
which was 30c over a week ago
Good to choice heifera, 1913 M 425i
short fed steers, $3.50 a 500; fat
COWS and h~eifers, S3 40 ~ 1876; can
ners, S1.S5 ~ $50; feeders, 500
to 700 pounds, yearlings, So. sc
a. 3 81; feeders, 700 to 900 pounds
S3 rs a. 4.05; medium grade feeders,
1925 a. 3 10; stock beifers, 1925 a
3 10.
Minneapolis quotations are from
Wednesdays market; Sioux City
from Tuesdays market; and De
Smet the p,ice prevailing as we go
to press Thursday.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-02-23
DRAkOLA

Messrs. Cecilian aud Vircll Mart.
inell, Of Lake county, last week pass
ed through here en- route to Bancroft
vicinity, aud spent onel night as
guests of Mrs. Lille Baker. The
Marliuell family were old time neigh
borsa Of Mrs. Baker, hence the pleas
ure of the visit.
Arthur, youngest son Of A. Baker
recently met with a painful accident
while visiting the Martinell's. He
was riding a fractions horse at y
high rate of speed, when the amin a
fell, breaking the collar bone and
shoulder blade Of the young man,
4 doctor was called from Madison
who fixed him up as comfortable as
possible.
Bonnie Buck also had the misfor.
tune to get mixed up with horses in
some way a few days ago and came
out Of the unfortunate affair with
a broken arm.
Mrs. A. G. Martin last week went
to North Dakota to spend a short
time with her daughter, Mrs. Zeigler.
Mrs. z. is not enjoying good health,
and the length of time her mother
may stay with her will doubtless be
regulated by her rate of improve
meAt.
A, e. Hetland, who is a compare
lively recent arrival among us was
last week trying to buy up poultry
OF his success we are not informed.
A six years-old son OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. jacobson, living on the Bum
gartner farm, is reported to be
wasting away with consumption.
Only a few months since &e family
was called upon to bury a daughter
Just budding into womanhood, who
died with the same disease. The un-
fortunate family is entitled to aud
will receive the sympathy, as well as
such substantial assistance, as our
people may Q that they need.
Rev. M. T.. Rainier, of Oldham, on
last preached a ~forceful
sermon to a fair audience Of our
people. He left an appointm ent for
each Of the two succeeding Sundays
at three o'clock p. N.
Fred Brown goes to North Dako-
ia this week to spend a couple of
weeks weeks with his brother, Frank,
who naturally finds it a trife lone.
ly holding down his claim. Good
enough for him! He shouldn't try
to do that without the soothing
compahionship of a woman.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-02-23

The meeting of the school Of
icers Of the county, which was held
in this city Wednesday, was a sue
cess in every particular. The officers
in attendance numbered close to n
hundred, which is evidence that a
great interest is taken in the school
work. Supt. Swanson had charge Of
the meeting. The state superintend,
ent was present and delivered an ad
dress. w. HI. Warren was also on
the program aud made a short talk
Last week the Mallory Mercan-
tile Co. advertised to give a pair OF
shoes to the party bringing III the
greatest number of eggs during the
week. Mrs, f. P. Hardy won the
prize having sold to that firm 81
dozen,
L. A. DuAklee has an advertis4
ment on this page in which til re is
"A coupon entitling certain children
to 10 per cent discount on photos
Cut out the coupon and present il
Saturday February oath.
Edward and Etbei Breuning en-
tertained a number Of friends at
a Washington birthday party Thurs
day afternoon.
Henry Coulsou, of Lake Pres.
ton, vas a visitor in the county CAPT.
tai city the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Wilmarth
were down from lroquois Thursday
"A house to rent inquire of Mrs
John Armstrong.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-02-23

The dance given by the r. N. A.
was well attended aud everyone had
a splendid time.
There vas d dance at the Odd Eel
lows hall Thursday night. There
was a rattle iG connection.
Mr.. and Mrs Crothers, who live in
Badger township, took the train for
Madison Tuesday morning. Laura
and Guy came to Erwin with them
and spent part of the day in Erwin.
S. johnson and Henry Thayer
went to De Smet Monday night
to attend the dance.
A number Of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone gave them a very pleas
ant surprise last Wednesday night.
Ed Johnson has bought the pool
ball.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-02-23
Correspondence.
sRsRJT LAKE BLIZZARD.

lfttDfIh anu huittu 1iOtJphui
who have been visiting in these parts
lsft last Monday for their home at
Lester, Iowa.
Miss Kate Claassen has returned
from a seven weeks visit with her
mother and relatives at Sibley, Iowa.
Miss Gertie Poppen, from Willow
Lakes, is visiting 9 sister, Mrs. f..
Rnmsey. and other friends around
Spirit Lakes.
The boys in this neighborhood
4 lot Of mail on the 18th. Some OF
them had smiles on their faces that
will never come of, while some were
just the reverse.
Fl. Grotiohn's little girl, who has
been quite sick, is getting along nice
~ al this writing.
Ellis johnson is staying at t.
Dickman's at present.
Miss Kate CIaasseu and I'll Krull's
little boys visited E. j. Claasson, a
short time last week.
DIR. Denman was called 10 attend
FL. Grotjohnson's little girl Monday
night. She is now doing we'll.
Martin Cordes celebrated his oath
birthday on the 2lst inst. We hope
he may gee many more of them.
Good luck and health to you, Martin
Miss Tena Claasson made a visit
to her many friends in the vicinity
OF Bancroft this week.
Miss Kate Greenfield, teacher at
Bancroft, visited at the GLEASON
home and some Of her former schol-
nrs around Spirit Lake.
Adam Poppen aud HI. P. Myre
made a trip to the county seat Of
Clark county this week.
A. Wnbena and family, from Sib-
ley, Iowa, moved to Spirit Lake town
ship this week. His friends helped
to haul his chatteis out to the farm
and wish the family success in their
new home.
John Hendricks has moved onto
the old PAT Nordiand farm. Where
ever John goes il means success, SO
we are proud that he has come in
our direction.
Mrs. H. A. Poppen has been bad
" troubled with sore eye but is now
a little better.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-02-23

A. j. Best visited in Huron til e
fore part of last week.
f. l.. Bramble, public examiner
for this state, was in Bancroft last
Thursday, Feb. 10Th.
j.. 0. Purintun, of De Smet, was in
Bancroft on business last Saturday.
DAVID Burris, of Oldham, is visit
ing Thos. Donley at present.
Frank Hoover and Roy Jencks, Of
Carpenter, spent Sunday in Bancroft.
Andy Mears shipped a carload oil
cattle to St. Paul this week.
VIM. Warren, of De Smet, was in
Bancroft last Sunday.
w. M. Mason spent the fore part
Of this week in Rock Rapids, Iowa,
E~svsw.
s. johnson aud f. Robinson drove
to De Smet last Frikay.
Dorothea Miller and Florence
Williams drove up from De Sme1
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Chus. Wolkow has been or
the sick list the past week.
Anna Nelson and Emma Steven,
went % Madison Saturday for
short visit. They returned Monday
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-02-23

How many people realize any con
nection between the three or foui
large express companies OF the Unit
ed States and Il post office depart
ment? Why can Germany deliver a
parcel upward to one hundred
pounds at less cost than the u. S.
does four ponndsa The difference is
nearly three Thousand per cent.
What happened to Nordland's
partyf
Mrs. Henry Poppen is suffering
from sore eyes.
Will Nordland claims the roads to
DE- Smet would be fine but for the
fact that he had to travel them to
early In the morning.
Miss Anna OgrcE visited at the
Am Nordland home last week.
John Roberts is again taking in
the scenery Of Kingsbury county.
Willard Brown is gradually work
ing south far as Whalen's at
present.
Mr., Midget las rented the VIM
Jolley farm for the coming season.
There is a rumor to the effect thai
there viii be q cheese factory started
in this township this spring. W.
hope il will materialize and wish thu
party success
Will NordIand left last week 70
Hayes, this state, after spendinS ssy
eral weeks with relatiyes and friends
He has ala interest ip some land on
there but also finds 4 few things y
interest him i this locality: