Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-28

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Thos. Kelly still has a few of
those fresh cows for sale.
Chas. Holiday went to St. Paul
Wednesday for a few days stay in
that city.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs.
Dawley Wednesday, October 3rd.
j. s. Pierson, of Stewartville,
Mimi, arrived Monday for a visit with
bis daughter, Mrs. ID. w. Whilmarth.
w. j. Leader and wife from West
Superior visited at the j. II. Arm
strong home over Sunday. The ladies
are sisters.
"A Gang of track layers have
been at work this week putting in a
track to the and pit at the east end
Of the yards.
Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong return
ed Saturday evening from a visit of
three months among friends in Min.
nesota and Wisconsin.
The Ainsworth Harp Orchestra,
from Sheldon, Iowa, will furnish
music for a dance in this city Satur-
day evening, October 18th.
Miss Effie Hewitt, teacher in the
9th grade of the city school, was oblig
ed to go to her home at Arlington
Tuesday on account of sickness.
On Saturday, October 9th, Peter
Hendrickson will hold an auction
sale OF horses, n COW, and house
hold goods, at his place in the north
part of the city.
-E. Larson and Ezra Ingalls, were
down from Erwin vicinity Thursday
for the purpose of getting a bunch of
Mr.. Larson S cattle that had been in
the McCarty pastere during the sum
msr.
Mrs j. III. Armstrong and her
sister Mrs. Leader, went to Mitchell
the first of the week to take in the
corn palace, and from there they will
90 to Mt. Vernon, this state, to visit
another sister.
w. j. Ryan, proprietor of the De
Smet Stock Farm, has added to his
fine herd Of Poland Chinas a sire that
was the best he could buy at the state
fair. Mr.. Ryan has a fine bunch of
registered animals and intends to
cater 10 the wants of breeders of this
state.
There will be a calico social on
Friday evening, Oct. 18th, at the home
lof G. Staudenmaier in Spirit Lake
township for the benefit of the Catho-
lie church. Ladies are requested to
wear calico aprons and to bring a
necktie of same material, also to bring
a basket of lunch. Picnic supper.
Everybody invited.
Word comes from the east end of
the county that Seth Hewitt, the
county commissioner is quite seriously
i'll. 1t was reported the frs. of the
week that every symptom pointed to
Il run Of typhoid fever. We hope
that such is not the case. What with
Il severe attack of rheumatism and
other ailments during the spring and
summer, Seth has had his share of
sickness this year.
I'VE received this week a COM
munication from some one through
the mails upon the subject of ship
ping cream to central plants with the
request that we print the same. We
will print the article next week, pro-
viding the writer Of the article will
come in and sign his name to il, or
write us that he will father the article.
Otherwise wewill not print it. If we
print it without knowing the writer
vs. father the article. When we pay
money for setting the type and give
Tie space, we think we do enough,
without taking upon ourselves re-
yponsiblity Tor the article and tho
intenents therein contained. Il isn't
,soes1ary that tho writer's name ap-
q bfiot, bu$ We want II for our
klon. The INprPnNpznr Is no
I7k4sSro or0hana-oiir own