Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-29
Mrs. e. Sasse returned Monday

w. G. Thomas IL Son is the name
of the new firm who has taken posses
sion of the City Meat Market. They
came from Huron. G.. M. Thomas
the junior member Of the firm, ha.
had considerable experience in thi.
line OF business, three years of which
was with the Lampe meat market al
Huron. They solicit a share of your
patronage.
An entertainment course has
been secured for this city for the
coming season. The lecture numbers
will be given at the Congregational
church and the musical entertainments
will be given at the opera house.
There are to be five numbers in the
course and the first will he a lecture
at the church October 18th. This
enterprise should receive a liberal
patronage.
Ever since the state fair was
located at Huron Kingsbury has been
a faithful and valuable exhibitor at
that exhibition. For several years it
has materially added to the value of
the exhibition by proving one of the
best exhibits in the agricultural build
ing. After the rotten deal handed us
by the management and judges this
this year it is very dubtful if Kings
bury will again exhibit until tie
management is changed for the better.
A majority of the county commission
ers have expressed themselves against
another appropriation for that pur-
pose and it is not likely they will
change their mind unless they have
reasonable assurance of fair treatment.
Hicks promises much rain for
October. A resctionary storm period
is central on the Bird and 4th, with
autumnal rain, possibly suow north
ward. A regular storm period is
central on the 7th. This is supposed
to be n of the decided storm periods
of the month. Rain, wind and
thunder will visit most parts of the
interior. A rsactionary period falls
on the 18th to the 18th, with gales on
the lake regions, thunder storms, fol-
lowed by colder. Another regular
storm period covers 18th to the 22nd,
and during this period autumn rains
will occur generally. A reactionary
period falls on Oath to 26th, which
will bring sleet storms. Another reg
ular stern. period will fall on the
18th and extend to the Bird of Novem-
Der, which will bring rains, turning
to snow in western extremes.
Chicken stealing seems to be a
regular industry in some localities.
The last raid we heard Of was in
Mathews township, which occurred
the night before the last poultry car
visited De Smet. The Gay Barrows
farm los. one hundred chickens, the
T. NJ. Callahan farm about the same
number, and the thee paid a visit to
the Thos Callahan place, but was
prevented from getting the chickens
by the alarm given by the dog. Tom
got up and loaded his shotgun aud
went out after the thief. He caught
sight of the thief before he left the
house, but failed to get his eye on
him after getting outside. While
Tom went one way the theft went
another and made his escape. Mrs.
Callahan saw the thief after Mr.. c..
got out in the yard hr. Tom had
gone too far to hear her. But an
effort to catch the theft saved their
poultry, anyhow. 1t would have been
a glorious thing if Tom had filed
the thief full of shot.
-Messrs. Mills. Lloyd q Langlie
have men at work putting in a mod.
ern silo on the big farm east OF the
city. The silo will be twenty feet in
diameter and twenty-eight feet high.
So far as We know this silo will be
the first in the county and the firm
has purchased one of the best makes
known to the localities which has had
them in use for years. If we are any
Judge this is one OF the seasons when
a silo a be put to good use, per.
haps better use when grain and feed
are more plentiful.-Lake Preston
Times.
1t is in connection with the dairy
ing, We are told. that silos make the
best profit for the farmer. However,
they are also used in connection with
itbe rars,nO of haof cattle and still