Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-04-15

IF. l.. Brewer spent part of last
week 3. Minneapolis buying new
goods.
Mrs F. L. Brewer departed Tues
day evening for a visit with friends
in st. Paul.
-Cressey, with Chickamauga, il
Illustrated lecture at opera house, Fri
day, April 22nd Usual prices.
-LosT-A pearl brooch on the
streets in De Smet. Ten dollars re-
ward will be paid if returned to Mrs.
G. A. Champlin.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Alguire, of
Sioux Falls, mother and sister of Mrs.
Burvee, arrived Thursday for a visit
at the Burvee home.
M. Bryed Wilson "Optometrlst'
of Huron will be in De Smet on Tues
day April 10Th. Eyes accurately
tested, glasses correctly fitted. All
work guaranteed. Office over Bank
of De Smet.
j. H. Carroll goes to Brookings
this morning to be one of the judges
at the College Oratorical Contest, at
which a person is selected to speak at
a state meeting to be held in the
near future at Huron.
John T. Breen, VIM. Ritchlag,
and j. l.. Sankey, of Huron, and j,
Comiskay, of Chicago, were in this
city Friday afternoon and Saturday
demonstrating a White Steamer,
The Hansen-Breen Auto Co, of
Huron, has the agency for this terri
tory.
Justice Lemons court was en-,
gagged Wednesday in the trial of two
cases brought by the state against
DR.. r. A. Reed, of Hetland. DR.. Reed
is a licensed osteopath, and has been
engaged in practice in Hetland. Ii
one of these cases the defendent was
charged with having engaged in the
practice of medicine without a license
and in the other with having engaged
in the practice of surgery without a
| lrnnpcn lNnth harprr IrnIpht
under the general law of this state
requiring the licensing of physicians
and surgeons. Both cases resulted
in the conviction of the defendant,
and both have been appealed to the
circuit court. These appeals are in.
tended to test the meaning and effect
of the law governing the practice OF
osteopathy in this state, and also de.
termine to VIII It extent this law Las
modified the general law requiring
the licensing of physicians and sur.
geons.
The architect has submitted &C.
cepted plans aud specifications fol
the new brick block III. A. Keith ex.
poets to erect in Lake Pr ston the
coming season. The building will
be constructed of brick, the frontage
being OF Twin City pressed brick
with KasCta stone trimmings. The
main structure will be two stories in
height, and 81 by 50 feet in size, with
a basement finished under all. Two
store rooms will occupy the ground
floor, one of which will be % by &
feet in size, and the other Is by 100, &
twenty foot extension being bull
back of the north half of the block
The upper floor will be used for Office
and rooming apartments. The
structure will certainly be a dandy
and a credit to our little city. Mr.
Keith has had the little additions Il
the sides of his present drug store
removed ready for active operation
to be commenced He plan.
upon being able to move his old store
into the street for use during the con
struction period. His old building
as well as the Mccormick building
from his other lot, will be offered 70
sale. We are glad to be able to re
port that unless all signs fail, worl
will be commenced upon the new
building within another month. Be
sides being too small, the old drug
store is going down from age ant
Mr.. Keith has wisely decided to put
up a first class business house rather
than to be at expense remodeling ano
repairing the old structure.-Times
The following from the Lake
Crystal Mimi Union will be ofinter
est to the many friends of the Norman
family in this and Manchester vicin
- Mice NArn,an -, - nsann of A1ve