Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-02-23

W.. A. Williams and family NOV
ed into the Fuller house on Second
street Thursday.
The adjourned December term of
circuit court convened at Clark Tues
day. This week is being taken up
with criminal cases. The ease against
James Whaleu, of Bryant, carried up
from Justice Kelley's court, resulted
In his acquittal.
20. A. Taylor has purchased two
lots south Of the lots he already
owned in the block south of the Ken
ney residence.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. y. Waters de-
parted Wednesday evening for Chi.
cago, expecting 10 be away until the
last of the month.
Henry Welsch, G. b. Redfern,
James Cullen, and Fred Saba, of the
east end, boarded the train at AR,
lington Tuesday bound for Colorado
to look at that country.
AT the NJ. E. parsonage Saturday
afternoon occurred the marriage Of
John r. Denamur, of Esmond town
ship, to Miss Inez Booth, of Iroquois.
The young couple were accompanied
by Albert Nelson, Grace V. Dena.
mur, and Otto Wurl. The ~INDEPEN
DENT extends congratulations and
best wishes for future success and
happiness.
Will Collins, of Lake Preston,
for many years "A printer on the
Times force, has, we are told. pur-
chased a paper at Hanley, Mann
and will next week move his house
hold effects TO that place and take
possession of his newly acquired
property. Will is a young mn OF
energy and good habits, which are
the essential qualities necessary TO
attain succe IS. The INDEPENDENT
wishes Will the best of success in
his new venture.
"A man who wants TO mike mons
ey should put part Of his farm in o
into the clover. a patch Of clover
will keep renewing itself, and the
hogs will grow and become fat on IT,.
Some SOW oats, but | would rather
have the seed than the green feed
that you can raise from it. Clover
will keep twice the number Of hogs
than any other crop that | have tried.
A patch of red clover on a mans
farm is a money maker for him
John Weidenkopf in Arlington Sun,
Theme for the Congregational
pulpit next Sunday morning: Bur
den Bearing evening theme, Dan
gers from Poverty" An effo is be,
ing made to pay the Home Nission
debt by March LIST, aud every church
is expected to help. The offering
ing last Sunday was for that purpose.
Those who have not given yet can
do so next Sunday, as We will hold
the Offering till next Sunday, Re
member that the choir will meet
Friday evening at the parsonage.
Everybody is we'll pleased with the
addition 20 the Congregational choir.
Come Sunday and hear for your
selves. PASTOR.
The INDEPENDENT owes its old
friend j. III. Hodges an apology for
an item which appeared in the Err
win news last week, and which was
in no way the fault of our cores
pendent at that place. The printer
is entitled to all the blame attached
to the error. The item referred to
stated that a number of young peo-
pie went out and surprised "M;. and
Mrs. j. HI. Hodges" The fact is
that the party was gotten up for the
benefit of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Prouty.
who were newly married. We can
not explain how the mistake occur
red, for we do not know. We extend
our apologies to all parties concern
ed.
Mayor A. n. Waters would like
to see a county fair held next fall.
There are already a few people inter
ested in the matter. and Mr.. Waters
requests that all others who would
like to see such an affair held in this
county write him at De Smet at
their earliest convenience. III enough
interest is shown, an organization
will be formed and steps taken for
such an exhibition. The INDEpENDEN I
is heartily in sympathy with the
move and hones that n will material.