Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-09

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| Waterfowl Saturday evening 10
spend a week at the Chasauqua.
MI. and Mrs. G.. L. Snyder and
Evalyth went over to De Smet last
Friday evening.
Mrs Frank Murdick, of North Da
kota, is visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
i'll Noyes went up to Vienna
Monday evening for a few days visit
Mrs. John Coulsou was stricken
with paralysis Saturday morning and
Is very low at this tine.
DIR. and Mrs. Kheiralla were guests
at the hone OF DR.. and Mrs. Bates, of
this place, Saturday.
Mrs. j. T.. Hollister had the mis-
fortune TO fall and break her left arm
last Thursday.
Mrs Asadorian is enjoying a visit
from her sister, of Iroquois.
Harry Wernick came over from De
Smst Friday and has been tuning up
automobiles. Harry is an expert in
that line.
Erwin celebrated the Fourth In a
very appropriate manner Saturday.
The citizens did their part IN decorat-
ing the town. The day was ideal
The Erwin band furnished music dur.
ing the day aud their concert in the
evening was enjoyed by all. Bo'h
ball games were exceptionally good
The Lake Preston boys played against
the Erwin boys in the forenoon. The
score was 4 to in favor Of Lake
Preston. In the afternoon Garden
City played De Smet. At the end Of
the 10th inning Garden City was
ahead by a small majority. Plenty
OF refreshments were provided and
the Rebekah rest tent furnished a
nice place for those who were tired
All together it was a good, clean
celebration of the National Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Albright re-
turned Thursday morning from a visit
of several days at Huron.
Walter Burns, of Freeport, H.,
arrived Tuesday for a visit with his
aunt, Mrs. ! j. Miller, and family.
II. j. Prady and wife arrived
Wednesday from Dubuque and are
guests at the Otto Bittner home. Mrs.
Prady is a sister of Otto.
Judge Whiting loaded his car of
household cooks Thursday and the
following day the family departed for
the new home at Pierre. II the re
moval of this family De Smet loses
one of its old and prominent families.
Their friends hope that the home at
Pierre and its surroundings will be
pleasant.
Thursday of last week was the
day on which all the new laws not
having emergency clauses, or referred
to a vote of the people, went into
Chief among the new laws
are the NTH treating and the anti
cigarrett laws. Hereafter it is unlaw-
full for anyone to offer the "makins"
for sale or to give them away. No
doctors prescription will help out in
this matter.
Monday, July 9Th, was the 25th
anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hasche. The occasion
was duly celebrated at the Hasche
home Monday afternoon by about
twenty five relatives and old neigh
bors. east of the city. Relatives from
abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hasche, and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Meyer, of Dooue, Iowa The guests
presented their esteemed friends with
silver tea and coffee sets and other
handsome dishes. 1t was a very en-
joyable affair for all present, and MIR
and Mrs iiasche viii long cherish
the memory of tie occasion for the
good will evidenced by their friends.
Prof. r A. Born's symphony Or
chrstra will be heard in both cl ssic
and popular selections between acts
of Rip Van Wrinkle next Tuesday
Competent critics and music
everywhere unite in according
this organization the highest praise
both for the incidental music throug-
out the play and the entire act mum
hers as well. The Lawrence, (Kan.),
World says: Not the least feature
of the performance was the orchestra
which was the best we ever heard
with d travelling show. The bell and
x~ylaphone solos by Harry Ridyeley
were we'll worth the price of admis
sion. This is Angler, johnson a.
Anglers fourth time in Lawrence and
the latch string is still out. We hope
to see them again soon" A twenty
minute concert will be given before
the first curtain, which rises at $50
sharp.
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