Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-15

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nesday to consult DIR. Frudenfeld.
Less Hubert, one of Erwin's pio-
neers, was here in Erwin Monday. He
aud his family are now located at
Madison, this state.
q. A. Silver this week sold his resi-
dence TO james w. Earl. We are
glad that the Earl family have decid-
ed to become permanent residents of
Erwin, Mr.. Silver has not yet decid
ed as to what he will do.
Julius Wolkow and bride arrived
from Mapleton, Mimi, Saturday,
They viii make their home on their
farm south of Erwin.
Mrs. Abba Wilcox, who had been
visiting friends at Hetland, returned
home Thursday.
The ladies aid was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Ed Coulson last
Wednesday afternoon. A large mum
Der were present aud of course they
had a fine time, as they always do
| when entertained there.
We neglected to mention that Mrs.
Robt. Leach, ST., went to Revillo, this
state, last week to visit for a time
with her daughter.
w. III. Ledman has moved his
family into Mrs. Mary Benefits resi-
dence on Second street.
MIR. and Mrs, w. II. Henney at
tended the Episcopal convention at
Sioux Falls this week.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Burns have surely been having 2 siege
of sickness the past few weeks. One of
the boys suffered from a sprained
ankle and one of the other boys and
the youngest girl are very sick with
typhoid fever. DR., Dyar, of DeSmet,
was in attendance Monday. Man
chester News.
&C. r. Patton held his auction
sale Thursday and intends to go to
Pierre the first of next week to regis
ter for the land drawing. He will
continue from there in search of a
suitable location in the event that he
should fail to draw a claim. The
family will go to Bancroft, Iowa, for a
visit with relatives while Mr.. Patton
is hunting a location.
LIN remitting subscription to the
INDEPENDENT Prof. B. j. Woodbury.,
formerly Of this city, now county
superintendent of schools in Sanborn
county, says, "all is we'll with U.S."
He then speaks of having bought
another farm and two pieces of resi-
dence property. We should think
call would be well' at that rate De
Smet friends are always glad to hear
of his prosperity.
On the last page OF ttthis issue l..
A. nunklee adyertises free photos on
certain dates. October Fl and IS un
married ladies will be given photos
free, October Is and % will be devot-
ed to free family groups, There are
days set aside for married ladies,
married men, young men, and chill
dren under 10 years of age accom-
panied by parents. This means free
rrheses, and there is no string attach
ed to the proposition. Cut the adver-
tisement out of the paper and save it
so that you will make no mistake as
to the date. Be sure to read the adv.
as it will interest you.
Dispatches from Pierre state that
the supreme court affirmed the deci
sion of the circuit court in refusing a
new trial in the Taylor effernan
adultery cas- tried in this city a year
ago last winter. The defendants
made application for a new trial,
which was refused by the circuit
court. On appeal an order for a new
trial was secured from the supreme
court. The state then applied for a
~re-hearing, and on the re hearing the
supreme court reversed itself and re
fused 9 trial. b main point
involved in the application for a new
trial was the admission Of the evidence
given by the stenographer, and
privilege by the court to refresh his
memory from s~tenographic. notes
taken at the preliminary hearing.
the stenographer being called as a