Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-03-18
patty in this hour of sorrow.

Brookings and Sunday at Sioux Falls.
Martin Madison. of Manchester
transacted business in De Smet Tues
day.
The Congregational Aid will
meet with Mrs. j. w. Burdick next
Wednesday afternoon.
Prof. A. B. Rich and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with the pro-
fessor's brother near Lake Preston.
Nat Tyler, of Sioux Falls, secre-
tary of the Retail Merchants Assn,
was a guest of d. H. Lotus Wednes-
day.
When your gas fxtuers and gas
stoves need cleaning and repairing
bring them 10 j. j. Sloan. All work
guaranteed.
Carl Nelson, u merchant tailor,
has his new samples of spring and
summer suitings on hand. He can
make you a nice suit in latest styles
at from $40 and up.
The court room scene in THE
Little Prospector" with its many ludi-
crous situations and funny characters
will cause you to laugh as you never
laughed before at De Smet opera
house, Monday, March 2lst.
Next Sunday evening, at the
Evangelical church, Mr. Booth will
deliver the fourth lecture in the series,
Evenings with Hymns and Hymn
Writers. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to everyone.
Ice cream parlors at the California
Fruit Store are now open for the sea-
son. Best quality of Ice cream serv-
ed at the parlors and sold in bulk.
Imported Italian spaghetti just ar
rived Everything you want in
fruits and confectionery,
Fred Floto has moved his family
into the E. S. johnson residence on
Mathews avenue. This nov will allow
the August Stankey family 10 again
occupy their home on First street
and will also allow John Gehm to
move into the house now occupied by
the Stankey family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kohlwey, living
near Oldham, were called upon to
mourn the death of their little boy
about two years old last Friday. The
child was taken with commissions and
only lasted a few hours after the first
attack. The %sorrowing parents have
the sympathy of a large number of
friends.
In this Issue Hold Perry an
nounces himself as a candidate for
republican nomination for sheriff.
Mr.. Perry retired from that office
eight years ago with the record of
having made as good a sheriff as the
county ever had. He is well known
throughout the county and int nds to
make a thorough canvass.
Mrs. G. E. Ely returned Friday
from a visit to her son Kirk and
family at Vale this state. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Hedberg,
mother of Mrs. Kirk Ely, who had
also been visiting the family. Mrs.
Hedberg remained a guest at the c.,
E. Ely home until Monday when she
departed for her home in Minnesota
w. HI. Simaton and part of his
family arrived from Iowa last week
and are now located on the l.. W..
Crane farm southwest of De Smet.
A son and two daughters are teaching
school near the old home in Iowa.
Mr.. Simanton disposed of his prop
ert.y il .hha. state and will be looking
for a farm here if the family are pleas
ed with the country.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sasse will com
mence the erection of a new brick
building for the Sasse Pharmacy
about April 1st. The structure now
occupied by the pharmacy has been
sold to E. J.. Endersby, who will
move it to his lots on south Calumet
avenue and use it for a carriage paint
shop. The pharmacy has rented
rooms in the Friedbauer building to
be used for the drug department
during the construction of the new
building.
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