Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-16

at farming but his health is such that
he has decided to go to the Pacific
coast for a year at least.
Edward Sweeney, a popular engi-
neer on the Northwestern road, left
for Sioux Falls Sunday, where his
marriage to Miss Maude s.. Rohlwing
was announced for yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. Sweeney will be "at home"
in Huron after November Huron
Journal World.
VIM Pensinger put a n horse
dray wagon onto the streets Thurs
day, He will have his headquarters
at N. E. Tackaberry's cigar store.
"Bill" is a careful drayman and
always gave satisfaction when work
ing for some one else. He should do
we'll for himself.
"A letter was received Tuesday
from Rochester stating that Father
Desmond. who was taken to the hos
pital last week, being troubled with
appendicitis, had undergone an ex-
animation but the physicians had de
cided to postpone the operation until
his case had been tested to see if it
would respond to certain medicines
Huron-Journal World.
Henry Jones dropped in from
Edenvale, California, Tuesday even
ing on his regular annual visit to his
Hartland township farm and the
scenes of the old pioneer days. He
is looking well and feeling fine. He
is as enthusiastic about the bracing
air of South Oak TIA as ever and says
he intends to return here to live at
some future date. Times.
H. Hermsen returned last Satur
day evening from his trip to points in
the south part Of the state He pur-
chased a twe+andrtd acre farm join
ing the town of Marion junction, in
Turner county, where he expects 10
move later in the fall. Herm is a
~irst-class farmer and citizen and we
know the neighbors out Lake Henry
way will regret his removal from their
midst very much. He believes he has
secured a good location for fruit, corn
and just the kind of farming in which
he wishes more especially to engage,
and friends hope he may be satisfied
in every sense with the Change
Times.
Theodore Fugl de, travelling aud
itor for the Sleepy Eye Mill Co. line
Of elevators and flour salesman, visit
ed De Smet Monday in the interests
# his company. Mr. Fuglede made
the writer a pleasant visit. He was
head clerk in the Fisher a. Co. gener
al store at Volga in the early sos
| when the writer was the "cub" in the
same store rustling soap boxes and
pals of X tx X Norsk SILL" and gen
eral superintendent of the back room
and presiding officer in the cellar
where we worked over and packed
| several tons of butter. After some
fifteen years in which we had not
seen each other, we again met on
common ground in the grain bust
ness. Queer world, this
The following have paid sub
scription since our last mention: Gust
| Gilbert, d. M. Cantonwine, p. A
Randklee, n. Paulssn, VIM. McCas-
kell, Peter O'Hara, John Carroll, j j..
Chaser, f. V. Kundert, Andrew
Knudsen, B. III. Bertleson, Mrs. JOS
eph Mcdonald, Olaf Ryland, Nels
Nilsson, J.. j. Adkins, j. H. Quinn,
Mrs. John Arm strong, Geo. F. Shell
don, j. A. Smith, Green Valley Farm,
&c. j. Grewe, Peter Hoffman, W. A
| Williams, l.. F. Hanson, j. p. Laur
etson, Ike ~Steklenburg, Joe Healy,
A Bennett, e G. Ritterbusch, G. w.
Moar, John Strohm, Arthur Rydbom,
Mrs. Beese, j. FL. Brown, Theo Dick
man, III. p. Hendricks. o. W. Terrence,
Geo. Dierks, G. II. Tyler, E. j. Car
penter, F. f. Dorman, HI. III. Lund,
VIM. Rusch, G. FL. Clay, G. w. Mutt,
j. w. Callahan, Henry Grife, Edwin
Burns, Geo. Hagemann, Martin Lar
son, E j. Gulbranson, w. r. Allen,
Ed Sterr, M. HI. Whaley, Elmer Rob
~inson, H. N. Fosland, Geo. Spencer,
Mike LOTUS, HI. A. Hamm, G. A,
Maxvold, w. W. Lawman, l.. A.
| Dunklee.