Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-23

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ed with original cost, the last one
being at 5000. Considering the
location and all, Mr.. S. secured a
bargain and he can operate it in con-
n~ection with his home place if he so
desires at any time.-Times.
Gold Medal -four at the Farmers
Elevator, De Smet.
DR.. E. S. Bugbee the well known
Optometrist and Neurologist, of Min
neapolis will be at the New Grand
hotel in De Smet on Tuesday. Nov.
10th, one day only. Eyes carefully
examined and glasses made that will
fit.
John Harrison, of Pomeroy, Iowa,
who has been in this city the past two
months seems to be a horse trainer of
exceptional ability. At present he is
training the spotted pony colt F. H.
Leu bought for his little girls. Mr..
Harrison has the animal trained to
follow anywhere Mr.. HI. may 60. Not
only that. the animal is so trained
that the girls can do the same thing
with him. Mr.. Harrison says he can
take any horse and do the same. He
| will take what is known as an outlaw
bronco and tame him single handed
in a few hours, and that without the
rough usage usually given such an
animal in attempting to break them.
-Beadle county can boast of hav-
ing no delinquent tax list, but Kings
bury county points with pride" to
the fact that the calendar for the
October term of court in this county
did not contain a single criminal case.
This has not only happened once but
quite often.
Monday was one of those windy
days that the old timer likes to tell
about. 1t came steadily from a little
south of east all day long and picked
up everything in its path that was
loose, more especially sand and
gravel But relief came about seven
O'Clock when a hard rain settled the
dust and the wind ceased.
Word was received last week that
w. H. Long, who formerly lived on a
farm north of Arlington, had commit
ted suicide at Pine City, Minnesota.
No particulars were received of the
tragedy. Mr.. Long carried a policy
in the Woodmen at this pace. Ar
lington Sun.
Mr.. Long at one time rented and
lived upon the farm now owned by
Wiley Glessner, known as the Straight
farm.
Following isa list of jurors who
served at the regular term of court
which convened Tuesday, the Goth:
Nels Nelson, PC. Murphy, H.V. Fox
ton, j w. Blanch, G. w. Cole, Ed. A.
White, NJ. H. Hartley, Chris Holm
gard, B. Garland, Fred Long, l.. E.
Ballou, John A. Nelson, A. r. Freder-
ickson, j. j. Adkins, Chas. Anderson,
G. B. Biornson, Albert Brown, A. E.
Hubbard, G. B. Spencer, Moses Nose
son, j. l.. Stoner, j. H, Graf, Carl
Anderson, l. E. Gerald, Soren G. Jen-
son, Olaf Dyrdahl, Cbas. Campbell,
w. E. Wilde, A. j. Nelson, j. G. Dob
son.
Several weeks ago County Treas
urer Birks informed us that the de
linquent tax list would be published
in this paper. The advance notice
was given that we might look over
our sort cases and be prepared for it.
Yesterday we we've informed that
there "aint a-goin' t be no core
Under this extravagtnt () Crawford
administration Beadle county will
have no delinquent tax list for this
year of grace 1908 Ten or twelve
years ago, in the good old days of flu
sion rule, the tax list used to fill two
or three pages. While We could sub
nit to a couple of pages, at ten cents
per description, without a murmur,
we leave our readers to express their
preference in the matterat the polls.
Huron Journal World.
Will Close, it will be remember
ed, in the summer sold the farm he
bought of Baumann in Spirit Lake,
and has been selling off his personal
property preparatory to moving into
the city. We do not know that Will
has given up the idea of coming TO
town, but we do know that he cannot
get along without a Kingsbury county