Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-11-27

Repairing done promptly at the
harness shop second door south Of
HazePs barn.
Hans P. Nelson was brought
back from the hospital at Rochester
Mimi. last week. His son, Arthur,
who accompanied him, reports that
the doctors did not feel that an OPP
Grafton was advisable at present ow-
ing to other complications than those
resulting from the diseased limb.
Acquaintance will be sorry to hear
that he is yet confined to his bed
with little hopes OF much improve
ment. A paper was circulated yes
terday and literally signed to raise
money to help the family which has
been bought to need by the long sick
ness of the husband and father. The
money subscribed for a worthy cause.
Times.
The cost of insurance in the
Farmers Mutual ms. Co, of De Smet
was three mills on the dollar of in
sured valuation for the year ending
Sept LIST. This is higher than usual
as the company sustained more heavy
losses. The following is a list of the
losses as sent out TO policy holders by
the secretary: Walter Brown $500,
Frank Gillespie $40 IS, G. F. Bogen-
rief 1910. IA, A. n. Waters $3.50, H..
NJ. Muser S224.07, Martin Madison
500, d. Lindsay $40, R. Myers S1S.66,
A. Switzer SO, w. H. Henney $225,
A. n. Waters S25, G. w. Mutt, $40,
c. G.. Swaford Sl1.50, Wellington
Walter S36 36, Peter Ferguson $ll.25,
A. Walter S74.07, c. w. Mutt 1883,
James McCaskell S63.O6, VIM. Nc
Caskell S13.65. Mrs. Stordalen SO.
The following have paid sub
scripticn since our last mention: |. j
Endersby, G. j. Mathews, W, H.
Blackwell, David Lindsay, f. ii.
Johnson, j. r. Wills, w. w. Pratt.
Anton Green, A. c. Martin, O. c..
Bankert, Roy Glover, Scott Hall, D.
Basart, Ellen Hacket, B. F. DIN, E.
j. Aaron, John Heffernan, Mrs. John
Lark, B. l.. Roberts, Gerhardt Abra
hanson, w, j Cannon, Nels Larson,
Luke Kelley, E H. Bauman, A G
Pattee, Mike O'Hara, w. j. Ryan,
Chris Nelson, NJ. H Hartley, [. G.
Reilly, G. p Jensen, G W Everest.
j. NJ. Clancy, A. X Peterson, Frank
Webster, C. Nordland, Owen Gala
CHER, w. G.. O'Brien, JAS. A. Fife, II.
Hermson, W. H.. Wheat, A. j. Sipher,
Ed Morehouse, Philo Otis, A. A. An
derson, Geo. Perry, Roy Chase, w.
S. Stahl, James Kellar.
There is a certain subtitle indefin-
able something that holds the
spectator from the rise to the
fall of the curtain, and in spite of the
great inprobability of the plot, the
audience forgets all that and finds
itself wondering if it is possible and
each time a spasm of pain crosses the
noble face of DR.. Jeykll foretelling
the coming of the monster Hyde. The
audience in breathless silence watches
the transformation, forgetting that it
is a piece of stage illusion and seeing
only one nan changed to another be-
fore their very eyes. As the play pro-
ceeds he begins to feel sympathy for
DR.. Jekyll and hate the demon Hyde,
forgetting that all DR.. Jekylrs trou-
bles were caused by his defying God
At the opera house Wednesday, Dec.
End.
States attorney Warren was at
Lake Preston Monday to look into
two complaints that had been filed
from that place. The first was a
matter of the illegal sale of liquor.
A complaint had been entered charg-
ing Jens Setbacken with selling
LIQUOR and a search made of his prem
Uses by virtue of a warrant disclosed
three cases of beer Under the pres.
ent law a justice may summon wit
nesses to testify in the matter for the
purpose of showing if there is suti-
cient evidence to justify the issuance
a warrant. This was done by Justice
Needham, and the evidence being
sufficient a warrant was issued and
the arrest made. The regular pre-
liminary hearing was set for Wednes
day afternoon. The other case was
one of robbery. Frank Upsahl was
accused of having robbed Jens Hwit
of a watch and chain. Upsahl is said