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

-J0StOu AIuuStTODS Ids Dccu quite
ill with typhoid pneumonia the past
week.
Frances Harthorn was sick with
pneumonia last week but is some bet
ter now.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Oscar Anderson, Bancroft, S.
D.
Miss Mary Dyar arrived from
st. Charles, Mimi, Wednesday for a
visit with her brother, DR.. B. A. Dyar,
and family.
DIR. A. E. Bostram, of Mime
apolis, arrived in this city Monday
evening. He is going to have charge
of the new hospital.
The evening services of all the
city churches will begin at 8 o'clock,
starting next Sunday evening instead
of 1880 as heretofore.
AT the Evangelical church next
Sunday evening the pastor will give a
review of the Laymen's Missionary
Convention. The public are cordially
invited.
The announcement of K S. Jep
son as a candidate for the republican
nomination for treasurerof Kingsbury
county appears in another column.
Mr.. Jepson has been a resident of
Erwin for a number of years, and is
one of the substantial business men
Of that town. He is a competent ac-
countant, and should he be elected to
this important office would without
doubt make a first class official.
AT the German Lutheran church in
this city Monday forenoon occurred
the marriage of Miss Lizzie Albrecht
to Mr.. Albert Gehm, both of Mathews
township, Rev. Brun officiating. A
large numbtr of friends witnessed the
ceremony The bride is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, August Albrech and
is held in high esteem by her many
friends. The groom is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Gehm and a very
energetic young Il A numbtr OF
friends were invited TO the home of
August Albrecht where "A dinner was
served and a d nee was held in the
evening. The happy couple will live
on a farm owned by The groom's
faith r. We extend congratulations
f a long and happy married life.
Ga Monday evening, at Society
H IL, B thlt HIM Chapt,r No ID, O
E S., entertain q i S members and
their families, an the Masons, at an
Easter social. The ladies had mad
elaborate preparation for the occasion,
and it was the unanimous niim ut
of those present that no hing had
been left undone which was nee ssar
to make the occasion 4 most enjoyable
one. The guests gathered at v
o'clock, aud after part king of the
elaborate banquet which had been
prepared, the rest of the evening was
assed in the enjoyment of a literary
programme and social amusement.
The banquet tables and hall were
beautifully decorated with Easter
lilies and hyacinths, in a manner APP
appropriate to the occasion. About
l25 were present to enjoy the festi
~vities.
John w. Osmond. who was taxi
en- to Sioux City hospital last week,
died Sunday morning AMI the remains
were brought home Monday. De-
ceased has been failing for some
months with kidney and lung troubles
but it was not until very recently that
ii was generally known that his case
was serious. He was one of the early
settlers and weathered the b I'd times
incident to pioneering OF ~ to be
taken away when he was getting in
shape to take life easier. Mr.. Osmond
was a good citizen, an obliging neigh
Dor, a kind and loving husband and
father AMI the community as well S
the sorrowing ones will miss him
Funeral services were held at the
M E. church Tuesday afternoon, Rev
Spitz speaking words of comfort 10
the mourning relatives and friends
Iroquois Chief.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Abel and
children started last Monday morn