Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-09


week for Morgantown, w. Va, where
they will remain until next spring.
Mss Mary will enter the university at
that place. Arson will join them
later in the year.
&C. n. Rostad intended to depart
today with his car of chattels for
~Jonesyiile, an inland town in Meade
county, near which place he has a
claim. @. n. still holds his land in
Mathews township. The family will
leave shortly to join him.
MIR. w. j. Ryan and wife depart
ed Sunday night for Watertown where
they visited ever Sunday with L. s.
Ryan and family. Then from that
place both families went to Mime
apolis to take in the state fair. Mrs.
Ryan leaves her household duties to
her children aud Miss Alice Doyle.
Dan Thompson, of Bancroft, is
in the city to remain two or three
weeks under the care of DR.. e. Haber.
man. Dan has been ailiDg quite a bit
this summer and is not now improved
as much as he thinks he should have
done. We hope the treatment will
prove beneficial and that he will be as
good as new in a short time.
Fred Bauer came over from Alta
mont, Duel county, Tuesday to take
his wife'and new daughter home We'd
nesday. Fred says his crops were
very good, considering the fact that
he had to do all the blowing this
spring and SOW late. He has had a
good run of threshing and is satisfied
with the years work. At the present
he has a large crew putting up hay.
While the lecture course ana
ed last year by the De Smet young
peoples society did not quite pay out
they have arranged for another course
for this year. The entertainments last
year were all of a high class order,
and words of appreciation were so
warm that they were encouraged to
attempt to give a better course for the
coming year, hoping OF course for an
increase Of patronage sufficient not
only to meet the expense but to make
up the deficit of last year.
DIR. j. w. Foster arrived from his
old home at Arlington, Iowa, last
Thursday to look over our little city
and consider the proposition of pur
chasing the medical practice of DR..
G. |. Kheralla. 1t did not take him
long to decide that the opening was
even nor than he could hope for in
starting out. On Friday he closed
the deal with DR.. Kheiralla and pur
chased the %latter's office fixtures and
practice. DR.. X. will be associated
with DR.. Foster until Dec. LIST, how
ever, to allow the latter to become
well acquainted with patrons and the
locality in general. Friends will be
sorry to hear of the change for it no
doubt means that in a little time we
will lose DIR. and Mrs X. and little
daughter from our midst. 1t is his
plan to spend a year in post graduate
work at home and abroad, to brush
up his professional knowledge to
the latest possible date. and special
lie, when he will probably locate in
some center where there will be only
Office practice to handle. Lake Pres
ton Times.
"A ditching outfit is at work con
structing a ditch north and east of
buC City III VIC pun POSO VI QidlbluS
quite a large area of valuable land.
The ditch commences near the north
west corner Of A. N. Waters quarter
north of the Dow farm, runs east and
south until it strikes the L. f. Straight
quarter and then runs southeast to
where it strikes the slough on the
east side OF the Dow farm. 1t follows
the natural water course to within a
short distance of the railroad bridge
,w+hen j !. e.:.s 90 ssesss.hess. crossing 9
corner of George Moody's quarter,
thence south onto the M. Penny farm
and then to the school section. The
| plants then to make it a public ditch
from the school section down to the
lake. The county commissioners
have viewed the land and have
signified a willingness to consider a
petition to that effect. The ditch is
being constructed by the use Of d
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