Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-01-01

week. 10Iuiu.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church will meet at the parsonage
next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. L. Krumvieda spent Christ
mas and the day following at the
Rodewald home in Iroquois.
Mrs. X. j. Heath expected to de-
part today for a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Johnston, at Henry.
The INDEPENDENT man is in a fair
way to become a "plute"- two of his
pullets have taken to laying eggs.
Mrs. Walter Andrews enjoyed a
visit from her brother Mr.. Colt and
daughter, of Dickinson, N. d., this
week.
Misses Ada and Ruth Irwin and
Ward Waltz and Adam butcher, of
Brookings. were guests of Miss Mary
Wright over Sunday.
Won't you join our excursion to
the Gulf Coast of Texas Jan. 9Th,
$3.50 to Winnie and return9 Good
land in small tracts at low prices.
Basket ball Monday evening,
Jan'y 4th, between the All Stars and
the high school boys. A good game
promised and your patronage solicit
ed.
Rev. G. E. Hager, district super
intendent of the Huron district, will
preach at the Nj. E. church in this
city next Sunday, both morning and
evening.
Warren q Warren expect to move
their law offices from the Andrews
building to the rooms over the De
Smet National Bank next week.
These rooms have been remodeled
especially for their use and will make
them very pleasant and convenient
Offices.
Those who INDUCED in the
Christmas Tom and Jerry could have
sworn they saw double when j. G..
Braun drove down the street that
morning. To those we will say there
is no cause for alarm; it vas only
John and his twin brother Louis,
who came up from Tracy to visit John
and his family, Two peas in a pod
do not more resemble each other than
do these two men.
ALBERT Henney arrived from
Beach, n. D., in time to spend
Christmas with his parents. Albert
is nothing if not loyal to the Golden
Valley section Of the north state. Not
content with n quarter of land he
has purchased the second quarter,
erected buildings, and improved the
udll SCCtlOu % Gldb Hc HdS q IIOoCi
farm. Albert is making good up
there and will one of these days be in
that enviable class knows as ''rich
farmers" the most independent men
on earth.
Quite a big deal in city real estate
was consummated last week when thu
Holden property changed hands Mr.
A. I'll. Cornwell, of Bryant, S D., has
purchased the property for $1,000,
and will move here shortly with his
family and make this city his future
home. Mr.. CornwelI is a relative of
Geo. A. Petit of this city The trans
fer was made thru +. r. Meadows.
The property is one of the most desir-
able in that part of the city, and Mr..
Cornweli certainly got a bargain at
that price. Watertown Saturday
News.
L. A. Dunklee, the photographer,
has this week finished for some of his
customers some very nice calendars.
The calendar card is a regular photo
mount and or these are placed genuine
photographs showing different views
from this localaty. A. S. Carpenters
calendars have a view of Third street
looking west from the t. IL. Ruth
corner. John Hasche's calendars
show different views of the interior
of his meat market, while Carl Nelson,
the merchant tailor has a calendar
showing his shop. These calendars
are such that they will be highly
priced by those receiving them, and
they will be kept for years after the
Fordinary printed calendar has found
its way into the fire. Mr.. Dunklee
will make a special feature of calen-
dar work during the coming year.
The many friends of Harry T..