Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-04-26

James Plumb, the Esmond land
man was a De Smet visitor Friday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lindsey are
the parents of a girl who arrived at
their home Saturday last.
Thos. Parry has a adv. in this is
sue callidg attention to the fact that
h is prepared to do all kinds of ce-
ment work and brick and stone
masonry.
Gay Barrows was called to the
family in Mathews Saturday by the
illness Of Mrs. Barrows. O. A. Tay-
Tor operated the gas plant during
Gays absence.
Mrs. Pearce, of Brookings, is
visiting at the home of her brother-in,
law John Pearce, of this city. The
Brooking family is about to move Al
exandria, this state.
Mrs. G. A. Halsteen packed the
household goods the first of this week
and on Thursday started for Eckman,
N. D., to join Mr.. Halsten who is
working in a hardware store at that
place.
We understand that the local
horse men will organize ana fix up the
old race track. 1t is their intention to
put the track in good condition and
to have some good races on Old Set
tiers Day.
Jos, Del Vecchio has purchased
the California Fruit store of George
Lastrico. Mr.. Del Vecchio is a prac-
teal fruit man and promises the PEG
pie Of De Smet a first class stock in
his line at all times.
Andrew Johnson and Mrs. Karen
Buehn, of Hetland, we're married at
the clerk Of courts office Thursday
morning, A. III. Seymour officiating.
Both parties are we'll known in the
east end and have the best wishes Of
all acquaintances.
Roy Mudick this week purchased
OF Cash Andrews a three years-old
Shetland stallion, a registered animal
and a splendid specimen. This
makes three ponies in Roy's herd and
he calculates to buy one or two more
and make a business of raising this
kind of stock.
This week we received a letter
from l.. l.. Lostutter, of Chicago, say
ing that he and family will start soon
for Europe. They will visit England,
France, Germany, Holland, Belgium,
Switzerland, Austria Hungary, and
Italy. They hope to return about
September lst.
"A meeting of the Commercial
Club will be held at the city hall Fri
day evening, April 26th, for the pur-
pose of %perfecting the organization
under the new charter. The matter
of a celebration on June 10th. will
also come up for consideration. Let
every business man attend, and all
others interested.
Miss Martha Moody handed in
her resignation as operator in the
telephone Office April LIST, which is to
become effective on the first of May.
Miss Martha is a good operator and
her services will be missed by the
patrons OF that institution. Miss
Jeanette Sweet, of lroquois, we under
stand is to have the place. Martha
will take a muchneeded vacation after
several years of continuous service.
AT the home of e. CIassen in
Spirit Lake township Sunday last
occurred two important social events.
The first was the celebration of the
twenty fifth anniversary of that
worthy couple, and the second was
the marriage of their daughter Miss
Tina to Mr.. III. p. Hendricks, Of the
same township. The latter event
occurred at 5 o'clock in the afternoon,
A large number of friends were in
vited TO help celebrate. The young
people are both prominent in social
circles in that township. The bride
is a young lady held in high esteem
by all. The groom is well known
and is one of the prosperous farm
Of that section. Their many friends
extend congratulations and best
wishes.
Roy Murdick intends to 60 to
Oregon about June LIST to look at the
country with a view Of selecting a To-
cation. If he finds samething to suit