Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-31

Mrs. Fl. Plowman returned from
Madison Monday night.
Master Sydney Owen, is out from
st Paul visiting his uncle D.. III.
LOTUS.
e. f. Green left for Sibley, Iowa,
last week Thursday in response to a
message stating that Mrs. Green was
quite ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Christinson,
came from Larrimore, N. d., last
week for a visit at the o. f. Hofstad
home.
Mrs. Helen Remington, went to
Brookings Tuesday morning for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Aubrey
Lawrence.
Ray Killing, who was visiting old
friends here last week, has gone to
Milwaukee to work for an uncle who
is a furniture manufacturer.
Miss Mary Wright has been
slightly under the weather for the
past week but is some better now and
her friends hope to see her around
soon.
Mrs. r. S. Dawley, who has been
seriously i'll at her home in Antlers,
n. d., is improving slowly. She will
be taken to the hospital in about three
| weeks.
Joe Clement has returned from
his exploring trip to Texas. That
part of the earth didn't suit Joe in
the least and he returns better than
ever satisfied with his South Dakota
possessions Bancroft Register.
The G. & N. w. R'y have shown
their intention of being in shape to
handle the large output of produce
this fall by putting a number of the
large RI engines, the largest used by
the company, on to this division.
= Quite a stir is on in Yankton by
the appearance of a young lady in
that city who so closely resembles
the pictures published in the papers
of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw that they de-
clare it must be her.
Il. l.. Noggle has returned to his
home here after operating his ocean
wave" in De Smet and Arlington. Mr..
Noggle is to accompany Mrs. Noggle
to Rochester, Mimi tomorrow, where
she will undergo an operation. Sioux
Falls Press.
De Smet friends are sorry to hear
that Mrs. Noggle has to undergo an
operation but wish her a speedy re-
covery.
w. E. Peterman has leased the
S j Scofeld store building and is
fitting same for his own use. He will
open a stock of groceries and jewelry
about the first of next month and is
getting everything ready for the ar
rival of the goods. Will is a jeweler
by trade and figures that he can OPP
crate the two lines, groceries and
jewelry, together very nicely. He has
several jobs of cement walks to build
yet and will do that work al ng be
tween times just the anne Friends
are glad that he has deci led to en-
gage in business for himself and
settle down to a permanent home in
Lake Preston Times.
Judge Whiting sustained the de-
cision of the railroad comm issioners
and gave the company five days to
re-instate the passenger on this line.
The company then applied to the
supreme Judge for an injunction re-
straining the commissioners from
compelling them to put on the train
until the matter could be decided in
the United States supreme curt.
The application was denied and they
were given three days TO comply with
the order. The train has not vet
materialized, and there is liable to be
something doing along the line. The
Great Northern evidently think that
they not only control the road but
have strings on the courts, and it is
time they We're convinced that laws
are made to be enforced Willow
Lakes News.
On Thursday night of last week
Gilbert Frost of Manchester township
was taken seriously i'll with severe
pains in the bowels. A physician was
at once summoned from De Smet and
he then thought it was a case of APP
pendicitis but was able to give the
sufferer a good deal of relief, The
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