Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-13

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with the push.
Rev. c. w. Zech, will preach at
the Basart school Sunday at 3 p. m.
weather permitting.
VIM. Glau returned Saturday
from Angora, Neb., where he spent
two months with his sons
See the adv. of the De Smtt
Music Store. Photographs just as
cheap as catalogue houses can sell
them.
Rev. Chas. w. Zech, presiding
elder, will preach at the Evangelical
church Sunday morning at l0:45.
The sacrement of the Lords Supper
will be observed.
1t will cost you only 35c to dine
Saturday, Jan IA, if you go to the
dinner served by the men of the Con.
gregational church in the basement of
the church. Dinner TO commence at
800 and continues until all are served.
A short program has been arranged
to be. given in the audience room of
the church for your Entertainment.
%. 2. Williams, of the Bank Of
De Smet, went to Mitchell Monday to
be present Tuesday at "a banquet
given by S. Z. Morris to the cashiers
of the various banks in which he is
interested in this part of the state,
something more than twenty. This
is an annual event, and one that we
imagine to be very pleasant for those
who participate.
The News is in receipt of a letter
from t. l.. Wood stating that they
arrived al Los Angeles, Calf, Dec.
ember Wth. They were on the road
just so days, including stops. They
stopped at various places of note
along the route to take in the sights,
and report a very pleasant trip. t.
l.. says he still has South Dakota air
in two of this automobile tires.-Wit
low Lakes News.
The funeral of Miss Maggic
Daily, of Mathews township, was held
at the Catholic church Saturday fore
noon, the services being conducted by
De n d. f. Desmond, of Huron. Tn
funeral was attended by a large mum
Der of friends from Mathews town
ship from tais city, and from Carthage.
N gg e Daily was the daught er of Mr..
md Mrs. jerry D.ily. pioneer resi-
of Mathews township. She was
a young | dy of a high standard OF
cha and was held in high psteem
by everyone who knew her. The
many friends of the family extend to
the hereaved their he rtfelt sympathy
in this hour of deep sorrow.
The Pierre Board of TRADE has
offered a prize of a fine court house
clock to the county, the seal of which
is within sixty miles of the capitol
which sends the largest delegation to
the Conservation and Development,
Dry Farming, and Good Roads Con
grasses which meet there from Jan.
% to 2S. A second clock is offered
for the largest attendance from coun
ties the seats of which are from 60 to
12O miles away and a third to tn
counties outside the 120 mile bel
This will give all of the counties an,
equal show. 1t is expected that at
least $500 delegates will participate
in these conventions during the week.
The Durango Democrat, publish
ed Durango, Col. in the 4th inst con
tanned on account OF the launching OF
a new firm of lawyers of that town
under the firm name of McCloskey
Il Moody. The senior membero of the
firm is a lawyer of twenty-five years
practice at that place the junior
membr is George I'll. Moody, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moody of this
George H. Moody is wei
known to our people. 1t was here hf
grew to manhood, having been only
two years of age when the MOODY
moved to Kingsbury county
in the early days of its settlement.
After graduating from the De
Smet High school he took a five
years scientific course at the state
university at Vermillion. He taught
for a short time, after which he