Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-09-04
Gold Medal -four at the Farmers

"Ao' mupiC ptiuiooh opVhs ouh
day with friends at Iroquois.
The Evangelical Aid will serve a
supper at the church dining room
Friday at 6 p. m.
The post Office will be closed
Monday. Sept. 7th, Labor Day, from
10 a. m. to 7 p. m.
The Congregational Aid will
meet with Mrs. G. l.. Dawley Wed.
nesday afternoon of next week.
james Christie was up from
Volga Tuesday morning between
trains to transact business in county
court.
Miss Lena Stiles arrived from
Minnesota the latter part of last week
and is a guest at the w. FL. Henney
home.
Clifford Boose will go to Beaver
Dam, Wis, to live with his uncle, g.
Grebel, and at end school during t. G
coming yes +.
Sidney Broadbent left Tuesday
morning for his home at Leroy,
Mimi, after spending two weeks with
relatives and friends in this city.
-LosT-A shoulder shawl, black
with red border, between H. Fl.
Plowman's residence and l.. w.
Cranes place on Second street. Find
er notify Mrs. Crane.
Hans Hanson, of O'Brien, and
Herman Hanson, Of Gladbrook, Iowa,
are visiting with the A. w. Stankey
and Jake Kammerer families. The
gentlemen are cousins of Mrs. Stankey
Your attention is called to the
advertisement of /. j Miller. which
describes the Round Oake Chief steel
range. This series of advertisements
will contain valuable information tc
anyone contemplating the purchase
of a kitchen stove.
Rev. c. Hager, district superin.
tendent of the NJ. E. church for the
Huron district, will preach at the
Methodist church in this city Sunday
morning. Owing to his illness Of
several months this is his first service
in this city this year.
The racing lists at the state fail
are all well filed in every class. W,
notice that Brown Bud, owned by w
Il. Henney, of this city. is entered il
the 2years-old colt race. Twelfth
Night, owned by H. Denman, is enter
ed in the 2:35 trottiug race. Mario
owned by w. M. Robinson, is entered
in the three minute race.
Sheriff T. p. Goodwin camed owr
from De Smet last Tuesday and took
Elmer Taylor to the Industrial schoo
at Plankinton. 1t seems that Elmer
got into some difficulty up at Bryan
and, not having been the first offense
there was no other way out but tC
send him to the above school foI
training. He is a bright boy and al
acquaintances hope that be may come
out of the school in good shape tt
honestly meet the battles of life. The
many friends of the family are sorry
that the mov seemed necessary bui
hope for the best possible results
Times.
The De Smet creamery has beer
leased to l.. Griffin for a year and vii
be operated by him and Oliver Distao
as a central %churning plant. Mr.
Distad will be here about the first oil
next month as he will not be able tc
leave his present position until that
tims. They will buy cream and milk
from local patrons, and also try to
work up a business from outside
points. Both gentlemen are among
the best butter makers and creamery
men of the Northwest and we hope
will make the ventures success. They
deserve the patronage of every dairy.
man in De Smet territory.
The Dode Fisk great combined
shows" exhibited in De Snet Mon
day. The one redeeming feature 81
the exhibition was the trained horse
"Bobbie." That animal is remark
ably we'll trained. The balance o.
the horses and ponies were only fair
The exhibition of trained dogs wa,
not up to the ordinary. The circus
feature was about the poorest tina
ever struck this part of the country
The half-dozen animals were plac.
ed in a side show and dignified by
the term "menagerie" and a special
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