Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-08

Friends in De Smet have receiy-
ed the announcement Of the marriage
of Miss Addie Marsh, of Sturgeon
Bay, Wis, a former teacher in our
city schools, to Mr.. w. E. Wade, of
Dorchester, Neb., which took place at
Sturgeon Bay September 9th. The
happy couple will make their home
at Dorchester, Neb They have the
best wishes of the brides many De
Smet friends.
Mrs. T. c. OHora and a part of
the children expect to depart next
week to join Mr.. O'Hora in the new
home at Lindsey, Cal, where L. {.
has been for several months. Joe and
Miss Rose will remain here. Rose
will teach a school in Mathews town
ship and Joe will farm a part of the
cid home place in the same township.
The O'Horas were among the first
settlers in Mathews and have many
friends who regret this departure for
another state.
The De Smet- Western Telephone
Co., is this week building their line.
This is a rural line connecting with
the Dakota Central in De Smet. The
line runs north to Wiley Glessner's
then west out into the locality where
Dick Myre lives, north to 0, Work
mans and the Williams boys and
south again down to IA. Thedorf's
place. This in general, is the terri
tory covered. There are enough sub
scribers for stock to pay the cost of
construction at the start.
Miss Beatrix Hall, of Fort Collins,
Colorado, formerly a resident of this
city for many years, has recently re-
ceived the appointment of court re-
porter in and for the county of Larimer
in Colorado. This county court has
the reputation of doing more business
| than any in the state and the position
of reporter is one of much response.
| bility. 1t has never before been held
by a Miss Hall is a graduate
of the commercial department of the
state college and is the granddaugh-
ter of A. NJ. Hall, of Bookings
Brookings Press.
The Hall family were early resi-
dents of De Smet, and the young
lady is a niece of Mrs. d. w. Wilmarth.
Old friends of the family here con-
graduate the young lady upon her
success.
If you must have ii dog that is ii
nuisance or that is inclined to be vic.
ious, you'd better keep him tied up,
IF you don't keep him tied up the
mail carriers need not call at your
house. This is in accordance with a
new regulation recently adopted by
the authorities at Washington which
provides that mail carries need not
call at houses where such animals are
kept, unless they are securely chained
up. This order was promulgated be
cause Of numerous mix-ups between
the rural carriers and vicious dogs in
which the former got the worst of it.
Any dog that will run out into the
street and viciously snap at a team
that is passing has no business to run
at large. If you expect the carrier to
bring your mail, tie up your vicious
dog OF kill him.-Chief.
Judge E. f. Green has been APP
pointed secretary of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co. of De Smet, to
take the place made vacant by the re
moval of Geo. w. Latin. The vacancy
was Gfrs! filed By the appointment 0!
James Graham, as announced two
weeks ago, but Mr.. Graham could moi
devote the time to it, and it would be
"inconvenient for both him and The
policy holders. Mr.. Green was APP
pointed Monday and moved the
records to his Office the first of the
week. Mr.. Green's business ex.
perience and his location combine to
make this selection most fortunate for
the interests of the company. Any
one having business with the com