Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-29
game 2 to | in favor of the visiting

team.
Those who desire eye, ear, nose
or throat consultations should see
DR.. H. FL. Frudenfeld at the Syndicate
Hotel in De Smet on August 10th,
one day only.
A. Fl. Dawson, Of Des Moines,
Iowa, was in the city the latter part
of last week for a short time. He had
been at Manchester to look after his
farming interests in that vicinity. He
reports some of the land as producing
a fine crop and other land producing
only about half an ordinary yield.
w. B. Kepler, of Stanhope, Iowa,
spent last week in this vicinity. He
owns a quarter of land just north of
Paul Jorgenson in Spirit Lake town
ship. He is well pleased with the
wheat and oats crops, but says the
barley is poor. On the whole he
thinks this land will pay him just as
big returns this year as the 500 per
acre land in Iowa.
j. @. Wright and wife, of Volga,
were guests at the writer's home over
Sunday. That younger brother of
ours thinks he is too busy to make us
a visit oftener than once in four years.
Crops in that section he reports to be
better on the average than at any
time in the past four years. In recent
years the farmers of that section have
suffered from too much rainfall.
Senator Coe 7. Crawford, of
Huron, has received word of his APP
pointment from Washington, D. c.,
as special ambassador and minister
plenipotentiary from the United States
to the centennial celebration of the
independence of Mexico. The cele-
bration is to be held in September at
the City of Mexico and is an event of
international Importance, commend
rating the birthday of Mexico in 1910.
The Iroquois Chief and Esmond
Herald are now engaged in a discus,
sion over the relatives merits and de-
merits Of Esmond's Fourth of July
celebration and Iroquois' sport day
From what we saw at Iroquois and
from what we heard of the EsmOnd
affair, both papers are telling some
truth. However, we do not feel like
Offering criticism of either one. Oc-
casionally we have a celebration here
in De Smet when some Objectionable
features creep in, and that in spite OF
efforts to keep them out. We presume
other towns suffer in the same way.
j. H. Lloyd and George, and w.
E. Peterman drove to Huron in the
formers auto Tuesday morning to
make arrangements about the space
to be occupied by the Kingsbury
county exhibit at the state fair this
fall. They made a quick trip, reach
ing home soon after nOOn.- Times.
And, by the way, this is a year
when everyone should lend a hand
in helping to secure a good exhibit
for Kingsbury county. 1t is no easy
job at any time to gather together an
exhibit that will do credit to oul
county. Let everyone do what they
can to assist MI. Lloyd in securing a
proper exhibit.
The following have paid sub,
scription to the INDEPENDENT since
our last mention: Soren G.. Larson,
Peter Hoffman, G. E. Stoddard, A.
w. Rowland, Rollo Clendenning, E.
S. Myers, r. HI. Doeden, II. A,
Halvorson, j. c. Braun. Fl. NJ. Riedel,
E. Carpenter, Jiles Fonda, John
Fonda, A. E. Schoenwether, w. H.
Schenck, Nels Eckman, Martin Lar.
son, Mrs. S. J. Mullen, Mrs. c..
Trousdale, John Hayden, VIM,
Jansen, A. Frederickson, O. A. Mel
son, James Rogers. John Mitchell,
Ray Purintun, NJ. H.. O'Hora, John
! Strohm, S. Swanson, liver Grotta. Ike
Stecklenberg, A. Green, Sam Lang
don, August Larson, Urban Feuer,
stein, John Anderson, John S. And
erson, A. j. j. Anderson, Fred
Peterson, Mrs. M. Goodrich,
Mrs. Nj. S. Carey, Esmond Hotel, G.
G. Roberts, p. E. Murphy, DR.. j. S.
Bates, j. I'll. Quinn, John A. johnson,
G. w. Morton, d. F. Wilmarth, A. n
Barber, Jesse Warner, j. w. Jenkins
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