Rail Schedule Fragments Note Odd Times
Fragmented timetable lines show irregular times 6:15 a m to 9:42 a m and 2:55 a m with references to LOOR and cee. A reader sees partial schedule data for Co and N W R R with unclear punctuation and periods.
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Newspaper
Kingsbury County Independent
Location
De Smet, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
4
Fragmented timetable lines show irregular times 6:15 a m to 9:42 a m and 2:55 a m with references to LOOR and cee. A reader sees partial schedule data for Co and N W R R with unclear punctuation and periods.
Correspondence from ErPWIN notes A W Stone drove to De Smet on Monday. Mr and Mrs Wm Robinson were visiting Erwin Sunday. Levert Johnson went to Garden City Tuesday evening. Rev Assadoorian was at Lake Preston last Thursday. Miss Doris Porter visited Lake Preston between trains Saturday. C E Voas drove to Osceola last Sunday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Peter Knuds on Saturday. The grammar school play and the Mother Goose production were well received. Nana Harris and May Dickensheets of Iroquois returned home Tuesday after visiting Assadoorian. Mrs Dorman visited Lake Preston Tuesday. Mr and Mrs K Koudson of De Smet visited Jim Jenson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Wolkow left for Marshfield Wisconsin Tuesday to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Harriet Fitzpatrick ended a term of school last Friday at Gehm’s schoolhouse. R Lang and Herman Ské plan a break for J. C. Gehm. An outdoor ball game at Andrew Nelson’s home featured Lake Thompson beating Redstone Creek. Arthur Endersby visited J. C. Gehm’s. Herbert Rehfeld bought stock Monday. P Geyer has not been seen in weeks.
Mrs. Amandus Nordland shows improved health after illness on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Poppen Sr visited E Ebbenga's Tuesday. R H Doeden sold his farm to Glascow of Willow Lakes for half interest in the Willow Lakes feed mill and a residence. Mrs Deeden arrived from Watertown with household goods. Presbyterian aid society will meet with Mrs H A Poppen next Thursday. A baby girl born to Geo Poppen Jr on Wednesday. Henry Sprang plans a visit to Forreston Illinois for about two weeks. John and Tena Sprang and Dora Eikamp visited Miss Clara Eikamp Tuesday. H Sprang building a new pasture fence on his farm.
Roads remain nearly impassable after a week of rain. Chas Grewe drove to Hetland on Monday. Duesterbeck’s delivered sheep and a colt at Hazel. August Anderson of Bryant visited Lilegren’s on Sunday. Nybody plans travel west as the Fourth is spent. Olpe’s and Janche’s assist hauling for their new project.
Local items note a church move to bring worship closer to Badger residents. Other notes mention flax plowing, new farm equipment, rainfall fluctuations, property improvements, and upcoming political primary discussions with regional figures such as R J Armstrong and Kittredge.
Grief and sorrow prevent us from thanking everyone earlier for sympathy and aid after the death of Christ Nelson. Special thanks to the Erwin lodge of Odd Fellows for kindness and fulfilling his last wishes, and to the Danish Brotherhood for their support during our bereavement. J. P. Newson, Anpraw Nelson.
On June 10 the YWCA will open a rest room in City Hall for farmers and families to visit bring their lunches and eat. Girls from 4 to 8 will provide coffee at 5 cents a cup and a check room will operate from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a small fee for storing wraps and packages.
The National Republican Committee lists 229 contests. Delegates from Alabama Georgia and Texas have their seats contested and most delegates from Mississippi North Carolina Tennessee and Virginia face challenges.
If you plan to build a house or barn call for a free book of illustrations. It contains neat drawings of houses and barns and if any suit you they will provide complete plans and specifications at no charge if the lumber and millwork are purchased from Laird Norton Yards with W. J. Kohler as agent.
Minneapolis based optometrist and neurologist E S Bugbee will be at Hotel Scott in De Smet for a visit and consultation.
A brief note describes the process of examining eyes and crafting glasses that will fit properly. It emphasizes careful measurement and fit for comfort and clear vision.
The Kingsbury county school board seeks sealed bids for building a De Smet school house with plastering masonry painting and furnishing materials and labor. Bids must include a $500 certified check or bond and are due by noon June 22 1908. The board may reject any or all bids.
Notice of the annual meeting of Farmers Co-Operation Association of De Smet at the opera house De Smet at 2 pm Saturday June 27 1908. Election of officers for the ensuing year and other business. Attendance of every stockholder desired. Dated June 3 1908. W J Ryan President F W Waiont Secretary
C A May of the Minneapolis Tribune reports from Deadwood that he has traveled across eastern South Dakota from Aberdeen to Yankton and back, expressing disbelief that the stalwarts can win the district.
Strayed a red Durham bull dehorned and lame in one hind leg and a yearling Hereford bull with HOR ring in top of each ear. Contact L. Howard, Manchester, 8 Details.
In Circuit Court Ninth Judicial Circuit Balthasar Voegels sues John Reilly and multiple corporations to quiet title and resolve liens on the NE quarter of Section 4 Township 111 Range 56 and adjacent lots. Defendants must answer within thirty days of service. failure leads to court relief. Filed May 26 1908 at De Smet South Dakota.
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