Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-04-01

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A baby boy arrived at the home OF
.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parr Sunday.
Mrs. Whiting came over from De
Smet last Friday t o spend some time
at the home of her nephew, HI. B. At
wood.
Little Dorothy Leach has been on
the sick list the past week, but is i'm,
proving nicely.
Uncle Joe and Aunt Sarah Baker
returned from a few days visit with
friends and relatives in Vienna and
Watertown last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Graham came
from Wat,rtown, this state, Sunday
by the way of Badger, r. l. meeting
them at that place.
Elmer Barker went up to Bryant
Saturday evening to consult DR.. Lar
son, the dentist.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. II binson went
to De Smet Monday to attend the
Easter social given by the Masons
and Eastern Stars.
Claud Parsons and Mark Atwood
celebrated their birthday in royal
style this week by each having a
party, Glands W, dnesday aud Marks
Saturday Al kinds of dainties were
10 evidence and al had a fine time,
James Hoiijster was at Madison
between trains Saturday.
4 company of our young people en-
Ijoyed an Internal dancing party at
the ball Saturday night. At 1l:30
all repaired to Mr.. Murphys' and par
took of ice cream and cake.
During the storm Tuesday after.
noon lightning struck the cupola of
the Erwin elevator, badly wrecking
it, also setting it on fire. By the
prompt action of several who wi ness
ed it the fire was distinguished.
Mrs Mary Madison will hold an
auction sale of household goods on
Saturday, April 2ud, in front of the
post office.
Those who have paid subscrip-
ION since our las mention are Fred
Bartels. r. j. Block, John Brown,
L. f. G 1llins, Geo Brooks Peder
G, Peterson, Iver Amundson, G. d.
Hannah, Eben Wilcox, Mrs. Bertha
Z. Rumann, NJ. +. Moar, A Henney,
r. w. Levitt, A. w. Bowes,
Fred Sanders, Jake Porter, VIM.
HcKeckuie, Andrew Pull z, J. B. Mel
son, Howard Hall, Mrs. c. O'Hora,
Patrick Nordland, Roy Downing,
Hugh Curley, j. w, Allen, Ed Polin,
A Nj. Nordland, James Milks, M.
Penney, 0. S. Hoover, l.. w. Billing
ton, w. Fl. Simanton, A. Halvorson,
\. G.. Brown, John Knudson, Henry
Johnson.
While at Huron recently we
called upon our old friend Albert
Lampe and his sons at "Lanpe's
market" 1t is only about three years
ago that Mr.. Lampe constructed and
equipped the largest and most up to
date meat market west OF the Twin
Cities in the northwest, and a private
packing plant down by the Jim River
the equal of which is not to be found
anywhere in the country outside the
plants owned by the corporal ons.
At hat time Mr.. Lampe said he had
built large enough and complete
enough to C over all the possible needs
of the city OF Huron during his life
time. But W found them in
the midst of new improvements
The refrigerator at the market will
only hold forty quarters of beef, and
it has proved too small for the grow
ing needs of the business. A refrig
orator plant is being constructed in
the basement, which will be between
forty and fifty feet in length and as
wide as the basement will allow and
leave a narrow alley at the side. The
walls of the refrigerator are being
constructed of cork boird, a compost
ton OF ground cork and a cement,
which are put and held in place by
common building cement. When the
walls are finished the interior will be