Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-23
ing his absence Mr.. Brown took his

Mundt is suffering from an attack of
grip, but hopes to be able to spend
Xmas with relatives in Iowa.
The fore part of the week Nels
Damsgaard had the misfortune to
have four of his young horses serious
ly injured by a male hog that attack.
ed them in the pasture. The animal
he had just purchased from Fred
Brown.
Axel Peterson and family and Carl
Olson spent Sunday evening at the
home Of NJ. Armstrong.
Mr.. Brade Austad and wife visited
at Como Sunday.
Miss Ollie Austud is sewing for her
sister, Mrs. David johnson, of Het-
land.
Miss Lucia Moe visited her sister
Mrs. Olaf johnson last Sunday.
Roy Keller of Spring Lake drew one
of the corn prizes offered by the
county superintendent also by the
Citizens State bank of Arlington.
The bank offered a prize to the Spring
Lake boy who raised the best corn.
Mrs. Ben Austad spent Thursday
at the home of her sister Mrs. Olaf
Johnson.
Fred Rote visited at the home of
his father.in law w. W. Plucker the
latter part of last week.
Ben Austad was t~ransacting bust
ness at Oldham last Thursday.
Fred Brown and wife will Xmas in
in Iowa with relatives. Oscar Wette
berg's hired man will do Mr.. Browns
chores while he is in Iowa.
Thursday evening the Ke,zer school
and the Cheney school will have an
Xmas tree and program at the former
school house where Miss Belle
Fagerlie is teacher. A fac time and
large crowd are the expectations.
Soft water is scarce in this vicinity
and a quite a number are hauling ice
from the government lake iii the east
opI pf the op1,pfu
Ellis Dunklee is moving onto the
Danley & Burdick farm southeast of
town this week.
-Chas. p. Warren camedown from
Huron Monday to attend the Masonic
installation that evening.
Mrs. Geo. Leighton, of Lake
Preston, vas the guest of her friend
Mrs. G. Fl. Tinkham one day the latter
part of last week.
Miss Hale, one of the teachers il
the city schools, was called to Spring
Valley, this state, Monday by the
serious illness of her grandfather.
"A man named Erickson, a county
charge, was brought to the De Smet
Hospital last week from Arlington
He was suffering from a compound
fracture in one leg.
Roy McKibben arrived Friday
from Sterling, Alberta, Canada, and
is the guest of his brother, G. S. Nc.
Kibben. He will remain about two
weeks and then go on to California
for the balance of the winter.
A carload of Gold Medal -four is
in stock at the Farmers Elevator in
this city. 1t will be sold cheap for
cash. Here is an opportunity to buy
your -four for winter and spring use
at a bargain. 1t must be moved at
once.
Word was received wednesday
that Mrs. James Parry died that day
at the Northwestern Hospital in Min
neapolis. Accompanied by Mr.. Parry,
she went to the hospital about two
weeks ago for treatment. Monday of
this week it vas reported she was
threatened with pneumonia. At the
time we go to press We have not re-
ceived particulars of her death, Mrs.
Parry has been a constant sufferer
for the past two years and all that
medical skill could do for her was
done. While it was known that the
disease from which she suffered would
not yield to treatment, the end com
ing so suddenly is none the less a
shock to the husband and children.
Mr.. Parry and family have the sincere
sympathy of all in this hour of deep
bereavement.