Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1892-12-23
The Leader.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL.
A Brief Reference to Our Business Men
and their Business.

The LEADER extends through its col
nmns u fervent hope that every reader
and patron may enjoy Il happy Christmas
and so far as business relations and the
affairs OF every day life 60 we believe
that they can all enjoy the time honored
event, because prosperity has been
merited by all in close attention to the
pursuits OF life both on the farm, in the
shop, store, Office and in the other minor
affairs of everyday life that roll together
and find all prepared to celebrate as best
they can that day Of all days so dear to
the christian heart. To those who suffer-
ed in sickness and in sorrow the LEADER
extends hearty sympathy and hope
that Christmas morning SO full of christ
ian cheer will find all the bereavcd ones
strengthened in heart and spirit to in a
measure enter into the Joys of the day
commemorated by the birth of Christ.
All over our broad land the 25th day of
December is ever welcome. To the young
it is full of youthful anticipations of the
good things Santa Claus may find in his
heart to leave TO the older ones it
means reunions of families. kindred and
friends. The good people of Lincoln
County have reason to rejoice over their
good luck and success. The farmers had
abundant crops and the merchants have
all enjoyed success in their business re-
lations. The artisans and mechanics
have had plenty to do and general con-
tentment reigns throughout the confines
of our beautiful county.
CANTON's BUSINESS MEN:
Case Bros, cigar manufacturers; Lin
coin County Bank, o. K. Brown, cashier;
National Bank of Canton, J. A. Godlng,
cashier; First National Bank, c. E. Judd.
cashier: F. p Smith. J. NJ. Lewis. F. w.
Rosenbaum and A. NJ. Fisher physicians;
E., S. O'Nell, dentist; 0. S. Clifford, c.. B.
Kennedy, NJ. E. Rudolph, A. r. Brown
J. V. Conklin, K. G. Stabeck, A. G.. Stein
er and James Hatlestad. attorneys at
law; Thos Thorson & Co., c. B. Kennedy
and H. N. Cooper. real estate; Ferguson
& Treat and F. H. Huetson, lumber and
coal; Jacob Kehm and 0. r. Isackson,
coal; n. J. House Il Co., lumber o. Hill
stad, photographer; Chas. Christopher,
dry goods and groceries; Laxson & Luers
dry goods and clothing; Satrang & Han
son, dry goods and notions; John Isak-
son, dry goods and groceries; E. R. Eber-
ly, groceries; A. c. Milliman, groceries
and chinaware; Olso1. & Odegaard, gene
raj groceries; Christopher & Olson, cloth
ing and gents furnishing goods; Mes
danes LYDIA Fower and Alice Milliman,
and Misses Smith 4 Davis. and Schoe-
nauer, millinery and dressmaklng; NJ. l..
Syverud, jewlery and silverware, 1. NJ.
Helmey & Co, drugs; Lewis Bros, drugs;
Hanson & Larson drugs; "A. G.. Mold
drugs; 0. a. Rudolph hardware and
machinery; Z. P. Thompson & Co., gen
eral hardware;' 0. T. Helgerson, farm
machinery; Anderson Brothers. furniture
and music; J. W. Hewitt, harness: B.
Hanson harness; Lybargar Bros, harness;
N. c. Stubberud boots and shoes; Charles
Wells, candies and fruit: J. W. Bassett
candies and fruit; M. E. Hotter, general
notions; William Robinson restaurant:
c.. G. Hatlestad. restaurant; Ole Severson
restaurant, d. S. Waldo -four and feed
3. f. Eichelberger, flour and feed; Hen.
& Menor. meat market. Ed. Christensen