Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-16
-P. R. Crothers. Of Badger town

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ship was elected to the position OF
secretary and treasurer of the Holstein-
Friesian association which met at
Mitchell last week. Our readers will
remember that some little time ago
we told of Mr.. Crothers and his sol
engaging in the breeding Of this fam
Gus dairy breed, and that they had
purchased some of the highest pedi-
greed stock in the United States. The
sentiment in the dairy sections seems
to be turning to this breed more
strongly than ever b-fore.
The entertainment by the Con.
cert Trio under the auspices of the
young peoples societies at the Con-
gregational church last Thursday
evening was the best OF its kind that
has visited this city for some time, and
all patrons of the course are agreed
that il is the best entertainment so
far given this season. The ladies
We're all artists in their chosen lines.
II the public could be assured of such
quality in every entertainment, it
would be an easy matter for the
societies to double the patronage.
1T is said that one of the men
captured rs a suspect in connection
with the Bushnell and hite bank
robberies two weeks ago is one Of the
men sent to the ~penitentiary 'front.' this
county for robbing the Maxwell store
at Manchester more than a year ago.
1t seems that Dan Glennon, of Huron,
was called in to identify one of the
men. The fellow at once accused him
of being the grain buyer at Man
chester who Unidentified him in connec-
tion with the Manchester robbery, re-
ferring to James Mulligan, for whom
he took Mr.. Glennon.
H. p. Chris offerson made the
purchase of a full blood Jersey bull
from a breeder at Flandreau the
other day. The animal is registered
and will make a valuable addition to
the jersey herd Mr.. G. already has
upon his Hartland farm. The bull
arrived by freight over the c. Il n. w.
yesterday and was taken out to its
new home the same evening. Mr..
Christolferson purchased two full
blooded Jersey cows and one of
seven-eights blood a couple of weeks
ago from the Leigh stock farm near
Madison. The four head gives the
owner quite a nice start, 10 addition
to what he had, in the stock line and
we hope H. p. will prove to be a sue
cessful breeder. Times.
Chas A. Larson, who bought the
old j.. B. Morrison farm northeast of
the city two years ago. has put him
self liz hi frafiss rank OF Kinrshary
county farmers. He has improved
his place greatly, among the improve
ments being a hog house that cost
him $4,000. He has $50 head of
hogs on the farm besides some other
stock. Chas. last year farmed $50
acres of land and had nearly 5000
bushels of grain of his own place and
his share on the rented land. He is
a first class hustler and is making
money. Mr.. Larson spent a year in
town before buying this farm, but
Won ennld not induce him to again
leave the farm and come into town to
live.
scores Of Lake Preston friends
will be sorry TO hear that Father j. j.
Caf~rky has severed his connection
with the Catholic church parish here
and accepted a call to the work at
Miller. In other words he has ex-
CHANGED places with Father Hugh
Fox, of Miller. The charge at Miller
gives him three Sundays at home and
only n appointment per month out
side. Rev. Catferky went to Miller
Monday evening to settle down in his
new home He is an eloquent speaker
and a gentleman in every ems of
the word and all the neighbors and
friends as we'll as the attendants of
his church are sorry to know Of this
change. Rev. Father Fox was here
for a few hours Monday and will
move down within a few days. He
is pleasant appearing and the friends
of the Catholic church all welcome
him to his new charge.-Times.