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IOTNG ItU SON FINFD.
Thomas w. son Tried tn lArh "A thauf-
frur and a liB>ion Cop

RnSI"S. Nov ~ Dnust, lawson
Youngest -"u uf Thomas v I. w-nr and
90 student AZ Harvard. tpi ,r'i IN the
ErEhurv police court thu morning wear
ING pretty hIack "g-ra ard o., c!"'"'' look
IN" 70. Ilt of "A midnight encounter with a
Chtun"'r. "a policeman and something
"yhIltriting in tn" line II lIIunr
H. Was fined s. foI drunk. mn - and go
for 49, lultlug Policeman IuhnJ Ggarn"y.
WIN. ry tho wdv. hur" no marks of b wing
suffered any INJURY
Pttr"lrnon Grain"v told The Judge h"w
he had hrtt"i IN a. "a p"lc"iutk-r during
"a rather noisy dI-cu--ton that Lawson
aud "A fellow student were having with
Alha-t & clear. a tan chauffeur ~ Com
r1"nw.tith and Massachusetts avenues
about /: 81 this morning IN" chauffeur
had .lI-r brought Charge Il assault amt
battery against llwsuu. bE!' "u these
l.aw-"r wtS acquitted
sad tn. policeman. i went t. invest
gat. law this young man pointing
To- l-Iw-onl sailing after IN" chauffeur
They wer" having lult" o. rough and
tumble. mINlp u seemed To- me tined
Ia pour oil on IN" troubled wdt"r-. hut
II wa- no 60 They wouldn't hav" - -.
Young Lawson seemed {" want mor"
after h" finished with the tax driver h"
Int INTO me. | had to arrest nlrn finally
IN order L. get him quiet
III" chauffeur slId They started an
Argument with IN" and | proceeded TO
answer a. hest ! could. Then iaw-on
attacked me and h-.gan To- beat iu. II
would have gone hard with m" Il Patrol
man Graiu"y mad not int"rf"r.d and
prevented their going stall further Law
son InAl-tsd on getting ont and whipping
~" within an inch Of my skin "ouIdn I
see. n that wav
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he sid 10 me that tho men seemed TO %
res,r'is'i With mor- favor by the tearnsters
when th"y wore the union button
told hun that Indicated what ~o'Ild hap
zen " We agreed ~ allow hem 10 wear
tho union button W. might ~ vel have
agreed a. Tho cln~.-d shop at once as every
one who went nr.' "t'rru' a rvtton would
ne assaulted 81 rrt'r'aidhtrd into joining
l!Is union
" n S"lI.h \ member Of the en-
ploy"r>' committee aid that the ON
plNy"rS would ,ru-,g.r no new PROPOSE
iinn His arm w.,- getting al M" men
II needed and .Ipuhl.sl - -nrviC" last
night Tn. StTtS, wl~ 'ud'rS 'rS"f
A cab in ~hl.' I,lrr II In1g.'uS ~ n
mercantile nr:n 1T a., Brunrr" N'-"c' was
riding was overturned by str't" rioters
Hast night al FI.iy-'h,rd >;r.',' ard Broad
way With. Mr. ioyynn- Ns- - woman
whos" nan" could nov -, learned They
oscar I'D N 'rirT ~ ..rr.-t. "..".' 'r..d.'
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To DI>rI>> en- RfH UNION.
Conference NJ the Three HrapchrS of
Nrtho,iI>rn nstcr Nn,.

BALTIMORE Nov 3D-Thc JOINT meet
ing of the three commissions on No-hu-
dist union began her" to-day. THIS i
Tho irs -."'r 'uward tn. consummat ION
~ u r.c'"',i"u' which has b...n agit. tod
fo- a nuint.r 81 years The COrfereno.
will last two days and will h" oren 10 the.
public
I'll" commission rs composed NJ twenty
seven eminent clrgvm"n. each branch
81 tn" Methodist church Icing repre-
tenr"d hv Mn" men. m" Methodist Prot.S-
,an' Methodist Episcopal and Methodist
thUrch South
Tn" session TODAY was largely pre-
ImInary tong almost entirely IN the
na.ur" 81 % devotional service
Tn" d.'."- lt"4 w"T. entertained AZ
llncr"Ja 10 ~" Poly aCl"re Hotel by the
COMMITTEE" ~ which Thomas g Hayes
formc- MAJOR n Baltimore. j. chairman
Following luncheon the visitors N"r,.
eScnr - ~ IN" "OTn'nI1f"a in motor cars
10 TTiuiIy CIIrrh whore the session was
begun wi'h Ni-hpp Earl Cran4ton Of Wash
inRton IN ia" choir
Chief among the obstacles 10 AN ulti-
MethoGi-m = the pr"-"ncn ~ the negro
in tire Methods Episcopal division. ac-
.cr,.ing to a statement made to-day hy
a prominent del" gI'" al III. conference.
before the meeting This fact u Wa
asserted. would -" -tr"nUou-ly objected
20 by 'he Southern MefhOdi-t- especially
among IN" older ru"fui"r-
Their II apparently - division of opinion
both among RI" clergy and IN. laiiy 49,
70 whH'her union or federation i IN"
oSj""t d"-ir'1 rv m" joint commission 1
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r,IRB,>k< rs TtrT'S GUEST.
Tie cN-Nirr-Prrsisirnt In, tied to Remain
several DAYS at the white House.

WAsHINGToN. Nov ~ Former Vice
Pr.-idon, Fairbanks has been invited "a
Washington to remain several DAYS a.
III" huII~" guest Of President Taft Mr
Fairbanks will arIIv" about Dac.mber
IL To- attend IN" GridIrou Club dinner
70 M" gwen on" wees from next Satur-
,lav night In" President. learning Of
Mr. farbank-'- intended visit. took
occasion To- play n" role of host
Their" j. much speculation ~ 10 the
poiItIcaI Significance III Mr. Fairbanks,
visit II l. understood that h. will dis
",I-- with IN" President plans for r,.habIli-
-atiug th" H-puhllcau party IN Indiana
IL l. -lii on h"half II tn" former Vice
President that h" would accept no of'ic.
II IL uni"r-f Doi thai IN" post OF Am
ba--ador 80 Great Britain was ofereC,
hun early III tn" Taft administration and
DECLINED. also n L. known thai he has
declined on" or two important special
dIplOmafI" missions
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COLD FATHER. IN.LAW WINS
M OtID\'T SUPPORT VIZ
>ii> PLAINTIFF kNtPP.
N- Ibidnr iia,r Ia. sa,> tho Isrnrh: Sou,r
s."i To support Nour VIZ" ti"" Can
w,iho,i \n, Money. say the Doctor
Who Thonsh \ an.,,Ii>hr,i Argued sun

lr l. al NJ al \ .
,,,,. ',,' ,r,,I h,. own cas-.
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r"I,,i.,--t, ~, 600
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f""'rW> "'' :,
NrIpy"m" ipu-' Ir>'i'" ! 'ri di-f"'sN''h
b; h.,fn'" - - rp''' ''rN h" rlain'"-
at,nnn,v Il in ~" NJ, wrthn,i, . -trng-
.-,, 49,, ,.. h. nd =
H' ,I.,h,,.,.
l'''''" ~ we ''' n.n $50,
and vent n'"r ~ I"fi'''~ " Nh H'' ~" 'ar"i
,, !,,.r r~o,.uc :, nus WIN ~..'lefarrlor
-I.,,r..r-nr., lr..rtnn- may h. ali-nar"d
..... ,,..-,. ,r,,,., Any ,iy.,,.nrs in IN.
.'@. y. 60
/" NnIpn had 49, occasion yesterday
80 'nV"a' h'~ drI.l D"r'0-rnan"" ~ th" do y
r,s,r. ,n.., h,vv.,S 4. cold. irnnass,onat.
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'''''''''N MS ,r'''" III law thurman
: WAR D.. Wa and toll ahnuc D- knapp
..,rr,us - l," a. ms hou.n af,nr Mrs
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.~N'i N''"ncv Knapp
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J" '' "'"E Az" "'-h'
'' "''N '"' r'''''' N''h him Ia" cried
~ -" '.'Ur and waa 80 excited
Dn Won know what hnnu.u,d whom Dr
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I'm SON.s utN I HIDE.
John .. Dsao,so~ i.-asss Ts<fsse . sab~ a,
Train In n0ston.

BosroS. Nov. 3O.-John b Doaohos
for many years the confidential man nj
y. Edward Addick- and IT Thomas "
Lawson committed suicid" about moot
today hy throwing him lclr b"toT'' "A fast
. moving tram Ia the Washington street
subway at the Union Friend station
Death was undoubtedly instantaneous
as the body was BADLY crushed.
For about fifteen minutes MIR Donohot
had been nervously pacing the statIor
platform. walking to the edge and looking
down ut the rails and peering up and
down the track. but none OF the other
twenty people there suspected from his
manner that he was contemplating
suicide
Just before a northbound train drew
up Mr. Donohoe dropped a light cane he
mad been carrying and jumped int" the
train PIT and per,shct.
his family Twin; N Lynn. was com
rrunicated with hut furnished mock plana
ton for the act Friends say he had been
suffering from stomach trouhl" Tor
about "a year. Duuoho- was ~ years Nh!
and native OF ireland For u tmo h''
was engaged in sho" manufacturing IN
Lynn. He was known ia State Street "A
iawsons Man FRIDAY. IL" had been
closely associated with IN" hh'hcl"r
Tor sorne tim" up To about thr"" years
ago. when h. brok. with lawson and
hled a suit for Sc5o,too against IN" latter
claiming that amount was du" hun for
confidential services covering a long
period
among tn. thirty -thi-- Specifications
IN Tn" suit was the deliN cry I" Lawson oil
IN" books OF the Bay Stat" "as COM
pan!"s OF Eesawar" and Ne" J"rs"v
MS. he said enabled Lawson '" max"
terms To his vantage with IN" lat"
Henry IL Rogers b." ais" sAiG. ul4.t n"
had arranged for meeting ot Lawson.
k"S"rs and Augustus lf"n'" IN H."
Waldorf III New York
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NrmN and Nav Orhcra

W,suI%GrnN. nov. ~ These army orders
Nsr~ l--Urd fO IlS
,ar' john I'ohcrt', j. Coast Artillery. 10
Fort ~lor'u. fpr general recruiting service re-
Iis'I1g capt Hugh Is Taylor Coast irttllrry
Ilr,i Lieut. Hobcrt Il Love. from Thirteen In
To Nnth cavalry
f'rNt Lieut. hcnry r Bun from, Ninta to
Thirteenth tAlilr, -
Capt Huyh Il TayI of 10 seventy afih con,
many. coast N'fi'lrry
Lieut. 'O John ! Knight. Deputy Quartz,
1l1sirr. on expiration 81 present. leave TO once
% ggtr'T~tTA .'"r General
Major H"nTy ~ Whitney. Sd'utant General
from Tort Iil'y 30 Manila
Major r-'irrirk Perkins. Adjutsn, General
from Philippine ~ i-lon to san fran cisco
FIRST il~'It Mar O'CUnrOr, from Tir,rc, ~
to our'r~n' m Cavalry
IiV-i Lieut. Isaac = Martin from Fourree, %,
80 Ifirrnth cavalry
VI Or lirnrS u Rutherford. Medical Corn. IN
rrp-"-"nt medical department Of ;hr army a,
ting ~ inr N"w YORK MIX tnmfnl,irr IN
N~w lur. ri't brr"Turrr and
iir.f Lieut. Howard I Martin. Coast ARTILLERY
" Walter Rect General Hospital. District "a
CDu'I btt. fBr treatment
capt Gus 7 scott. Coast Artillery 10 IA.
springs
Capt John Glars. Philippine scouts re-ixnn.
sion HTr"ptrf effective January ~
This navy order vas issued
Lieut. Il " Vincent from naval station. y.v
orleans. 20 the salem as Navigator.
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DIED..

ALEXANDER ON tuesday. November p 1910
Samuel Alexander ". d. son OF the lat.
Henry ". Alexander and susan NJ Alexander
In the SD year OF his age.
Funeral services will ne held on TnuYsday n.
90 4. " in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. f1fih avenue and Fifty. NTH street,
In;rru.ent at Princeton. v. J. at con u ni-nce
of family. IL Il requested that no flower.
he sent.
The MEDICAL SOCIETY op rHH COUNTY Or
NEW YORK Members are requested 10 a.
tend the funeral services Of our late fellow
member. Dr Samuel Alexander At the Fifsh
Avenue Presbyterian church. corner ssth
ST. on Thur sdAy morning. December l. AZ
pIa O'Clock.
ions Z. WEEKS. President
JoHS N,S DoREN NoUSo. Secretary
CiFPRANE On Wedn esday. November No. ,o1c
after brief illness. az his home In Ensfs-
wood. y J.. James Ogiivte cIephane
Funeral services will he held q. his late ,rss
dence on Friday At ID O'Clock. Please ouuis
flowers. Carriages viii meet the train leav
ing 'hc Erie station q, Chamber St At 4 N
O'Clock
COfER-On Tuesday November twenty ninth
1910 at his homo summit y. j. William
Nichols Coier Junior. 900 OF William y ana
The late Cordelia sim Golfer. sery ices private
CoMSToCk.-HArriet Allen. wife Of Thomas
Lamb Comstock. suddenly. at GreruasLt
Mass November -. 1910. aged -.
Funeral At Greenfield. Mass. Thursday, Deeem.
Der l. at : O'Clock. Chicago papers please
copy
cRISsY.-on "wednesday. November M ., p,,,
Anegany. Pa. Samuel Fiaccus. 500 Of
Samuel T and Elizabeth N. Crissy
Funeral services At his late residence SATURDAY.
December ]. st.P.M
FEENY.-On November 10 ioio Jo,.pn p
Feeny. the beloved husband Of Ellen Freny
NEE Noone'. native Of County Galway ireland
Funeral from his late residence. On, Madison
st. Brooklyn. Friday morning nj a.-
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Submarine Holland and t!unboat Ara, al
strics> en- From Na,y List.

WAsHISOroS. Nov. - Secretary of
the Navy Meyer ISsu.,d an order to-day
striking from the navy li-t IN. submarine
boat Holland. tho first v,.@rel # thi. tvp.
acquired by IN" navy. Tn" gunhuar
Arayat. which wa. captured from Spain
wa also declared uncomfortable for naval
rIse and stricken from H." li.i These
vessels will he Appraised and -oId - tho
highest bidder
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NAsHISUInN. SOY ~ IN" tlx Pa 20
rapsco has arrived ~ N"w YORK y1rd and
the torpedo boat Prr.bl". St0NAr, DAVIS
and Fox AZ san Diego.
The gInhoa' PsdlIcah has sailed from
Npw York yard for Guantanamo and the
torpedo boat Truztun from Mare Island
for San Pedro. Cal.
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WAsHISGToN. Nov. 81 Tn" State DE
partn"nt has been advised that the Russo.
Chinese Bank and IN. iiank du Nord II
~ Petersburg hay" been consolidated
Under the nam" "f III" Russo AsIarIr
Rank. tn" new INSTITUTION assuming the
Liabilities IT tn. Old Dnos
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CENSUS FIGURES.
Population os Minnesota. 7.Oss, sOs; o,
Tennessee, Asa, yaO,

wAsHiSoToS. Nov. ao.-The popui alton
81 the State OF Minnesota. according TO
TN" Census Bureau. Us 2.075. 700. a. com
pared with i.15i 3s4 in 1897 This repre-
sen's gain Of Is per cent Tho gain in
the decade from 1890 20 1900 WAS % per
cent. the population in 1890 being .3Oi, s2s
III" population of tho State OF Ten
n"ss'.' Is c.is4.7ss. as compared with
2,u2o.aiB IN 1870. a gain of per cent.
III" gam in the decade rom 1880 to 1870
IN this State was ~ 2 Der cent
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UNBALANCED BY ORDER OF 10
PHIIaDEI PHIt STUDENT az
MYSTICISM TRIES ~ NIDE.
Drawn Into the Weird Regions sf the de.
cult nv G,ri who Tried Later 90 Win
itim Ava, bS Marriage. hut Failed
Cuts Throat Tn . baltimore Hotel.

"
ss 'h'"a' n n~'"'' 'A"'''
B,LrrMoRr Nov p-Frank Elwood
Alexander m philadelphia bond salesman
IL, l,,i,, N, ,h., 49,, rIo.,;,,, ~, obi. ~, Is
with a self-infiict.d wound in his throat
made with n ra,or
Before leaviny hor. n, wrote Miss
Mary Kelly Of PHILADELPHIA Of hi, inten
| ton to kill himself her.
She sent her overwhelmingly James L
Kane to pr,vcn, IN. suicide and he by
stranp. coincihsnce rsgistered "a, the
same hotal wi,hou, r.cocni,ino in the
name Frank Elvood- ON IN, register
the man n. vyas soaking Wbi,a hs was
in his rno,r .l.,,,da- go, hi. ,hroa,
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INDERrAkERS

gsxsk 2. GAM rSEiI, ssl:sssw v; aas >,
cnapeis. Ambulance SeEvioa. Tel RAE Chelsea
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This navy order vas issued
Lieut. " Vincent from naval station. n.
Orleans. 20 the salem as navigasoT
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-03-18
THE LITTLE PROSPECTOR

The title of this play is suggestive
of its character and composition. 1t
is essentially q western drama ard
deals largely with the characteristic
phases of cosmopolitan life in the
mining camps of the great west. We
use the term cosmopolitan advisedly,
for practically every ace of human
beings is here represented, all attract.
ed to one common by the magnet of
insatiate avarice, the greater dominat-
ing passion of the human heart,
and all joining with eager
rivalry in the mad hunt for gold.
The many varied and startling com
plications which unavoidably arise in
such a heterogeneous community are
faithfully interpreted by the fascinat-
ing little actress "Chic" Perkins and
a select company of players who will
be seen at opera house in De Smet,
Monday, March 21st.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-03-18
MASONIC TEMPLE AT BRYANT.

At a recent meeting of the Masonic
lodge of this city it was decided that
they would build a temple in the
spring. Accordingly the lots west of
the Geisler a. Co. blacksmith shop,
known as the Alfred Larson lots, were
secured and plans at once were drawn.
The approximate cost of the building
will be between $4,000 and $500.
The building will be 29x64 with a
proportionate elevation in front. The
material will be brick and fireproof
tile. The front will be of white brick
and red pressed brick. 1t will be a
two.story building, entrance being at
the side. The first floor will contain
a vestibule, reception % 1928, a
banquet hall 20x3l, kitchen, cloak
rooms. toilet and furnace rooms.
The second floor will cont.lin the
lodge room which will be 275 by 45a,
also good sized parlor, preparation
and ante rooms. bryant News.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-03-18
DRAKOLA.

The first half OF March is gone, and
the weather was ideal for spring. The
snow is gone except the very deep
drifts, and they are gradually disap.
pearing. The migratory birds are in
in evidence. Ducks, geese, black
birds, and meadow larks tell us plainly
that another winter has gone, and
another spring time arrived.
Again we are forcibly reminded of
the inevitable changes of passing
time Or Monday cf this week Q, n.
Rostad and family lett this COM
munity after a continuous residence
hele of five years Duling that time
they had formed many warm friend.
ships, which will continue as the
years go by, though distance may
prevent personal intercourse. Our
people will often think of them kind
ly, and wish them we'll, wherever they
may decide to locate.
Henry Maxvold this week moves
onto the Rostad farm which he has
rented for the coming year. A hearty
welcome await the family.
Information has reached us that
ALI Erickson died on Thursday oflast
week at the Madison hospital. He
had been taken there a few days be
fore to have an operation performed,
which was successfully done, and he
was though to be getting along nicely.
AS we understand, complications set
in and he died as above stated. He
had been in this community more or
less for two or three years.
Elias Ersland is here and having
buildings erected on land previously
bought. The one now under con-
struction is to be a granary, but &C.
cupied as a dwelling, while building
a house and barn. The old timers
will recognize the location. when we
say it is one mile east of the present
home of A. G. Brown, and just across
the road south of the former home of
c.. j. Williams. This community will
gain materially by the coming of the
Erslapd family.
Guy Slocum is an occasional visitor
at our Sunday school, and we are
more than pleased to have him come.
He is an exemplary young man, and
an honor to any company with which
he may choose to associate. Some
body has slyly suggested that pos
sibly there may be some attraction
for him in this community aside from
an interest in our Sunday school.
Well, maybe there is. If so we think
it is all right.
M Is. DDciinrr Siucuu, Is Reported 10
be quite sick, and Mrs. Byron Herrick
Is taking care of her.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-03-18
tered for plaintiff.

tered for plaintiff.
Robinson Co. VS.. Charles |. Balm
To be taken up April 18th.
Charles Rehfeld VS.. William z
Hunt. Verdict for defendant.
Ole Hersrud vs. Mutual Insurance
Co. Continued over term.
A. A. Schultz VS. Julius Peterson
Verdict for plaintiff, $3.50.
Paul S. Paulson VS. Martin loft
Settled.
Thomas Ross vs. HI. II. Wilcox
Settled.
Emily Boyer VS. Ole N. Boyer. Triec
Taken under advisement by the court
A. E. Hollister VS. Mary V. Swee'
and Matilda Sweet. For trial to court
at Huron.
Katie Krueger VS. Fred Kruger
Continued to April 18th.
G.. w. Frolich VS. G. 6. Swafford,
Continued.
Anna F. futile VS. Edmond L Tut
tie. Continued.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-03-18
Legal Notices.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON FILING
PETITION TO SELLLAND.


State of South Dakota, County of Kings
bury--Ss.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Frederick G.
RuuIann, deceased.
X appearing 10 this Court, from the petit
ton this day presented and filed by
Bertha E. HUMAN the administrators of
the estate of Frederick c. Rumann
deceased, filed with this Court on the 4th
day of March A. ID. 1910, that it is neces-
sary that the whole of the real estate be-
longingto the said estate except homestead
be sold for the purpose of paying Claims
and family all~o
1t is hereby ordered that all persons
interested in the said estate, appear be-
fore this Court on Tuesday the 9th day
of April A. ID. 1910, at 10 O'clock a. m, at
the Court room of said Court, at De Smet,
Kingsbury County. then and there to
show cause why an order should not be
granted to the administrative to sell SO
much of the real estate of deceased as is
necessary for said purpose.
And it is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published at least fou
successive weeks before the hearing, in
the Kingsbury County Independent a
weekly newspaper printed and published
in said kingsbury County.
Dated March Eth, 1910.
BY the Court,
&. F. GREEN
Attest: Judge of the County Court.
F. A. CARPENTER,
Clerk of the County Court.
(SEAL)
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-03-18
sPfRgr LAKE

Mrs. HI. A. Poppen left for Sibley,
Iowa, Tuesday evening for a visit with
relatives.
Helmer Krull celebrated his 34th
birthday anniversary Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Buisker has gone to her
home at Britton, this state. Mr..
Buisker went some time ago.
Too late for last week
Mr.. Williams has moved into the
house vacated by John Clancy. Mr..
w. bought the farm last year. His
former residence was Rock Rapids,
Iowa. We are glad to receive Mr..
Williams into this vicinity.
Miss Myrtle Hoover is visiting at
A. III. Poppens at present, also her
former school children.
The first meadowlark was seer in
this vicinity this morning. Hope he
will stay.
Miss. Edna Lund's shadow social
was quite a success Nine shadows
brought S13S5. The roads were al
most impossible to come any distance.
There was a very fine program.