Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-05-26

tion to elect delegates to the state judicial
convention ARTHUR LINN,
Asa EopRrsr :JR.. Sec. Chairman.
Mrs. G. T. Wells is quite Ill.
H.o. Strand was in to see US Thursday.
Hiram Benedict's new residence is inclosed.
Andrew Peterson OF Lavalley was in town
Thursday.
Peter Langmo was taken to the asylum at
Yaakton Thursday.
o. A. Rudolph's Gladstone block cement
sidewalk is finished.
The waterworks smoke stack is hoodoo and
rabbit foot is wanted.
Obey Thompson's new residence is fast ap.
preaching completion.
Bishop Hare was in the city Wednesday on
his way to Sioux Falls.
Marshal SHAFT became the captor OF Q couple
Of drunls the first Of the week.
Frank Tyler, the champion ball player OF
Parker, was in town Wednesday.
Augustana commencement exercises, Thurs.
day, June 8th, beginning at 9 o. m.
Frank Treat is putting down se6 feet OF ce.
ment sidewalk around his residence.
John Peterson, clerk in Chas. Christophors
store went to Sioux City Wednesday.
P. ]. Lukken, the genial Lincoln township
bonanza farmer was caller Thursday.
III. Newly OF Parker, passed through the
city Wednesday on his way to Sioux City.
Communications from s. N. sorenson and
Lewis Larson OF Worthing will appear next
week.
Col. Darnell, editor Of the Rock Valley Regis.
ter, made the LEADER o pleasant visit Wed
nesday. &
Mrs. T. b. Struggled Of Sheldon, purchased a
complete supply Of wall paper for her home
from I. M Helmey & Co.
VIM Babcock, who runs o. A. Rudolph's tin
works, is nicely located on Lincoln Street, his
family having arrived some time ago.
oscar Thompson Of Beloit, Wisconsin, one OF
the proprietors Of the Norwegian plow company.
was cracking jokes Tuesday with O. T. Helger,
son.
Mel Case and Frank Ferguson left for Chi
cago Thursday to take in the sights at the fair.
They will visit Dekalb Illinois, and numerous
Wisc onsin towns before their return.
There was not turning room in Mrs. Mill
m ans millinery parlors last Saturday after
noon, they were so crowded with customers.
Mrs Milliman is deservidly doing big BUSINESS.
S. R. keller Of Long Creek, was pleasant
visitor Thursday. He said he had been carry.
ing LEADER dollar in his pocket o long time,
He is one Of the old settlers and will be at
Worthing.
Dr. F. P. Smith has doned his white summer
Stetson, o hat that is becoming and gives the
Doctor the poise and dignity OF action that
earned for Gen, Hancock the title: Hancock
the magnificent
William Engle and wife and boy Of Lincoln
were among our welcome visitors Thursday
Mr. Engle came from Stone Lake, Iowa, in the
spring, and bought nice farm In Lincoln. He
reads the LEADER on cash basis.
William Bradshaw, j. w. Hinkley and Henry
Barnum marched into the LEADER office Thurs
boy born May 18th, and wanted as many little
stockings to lat Christmas as VIM. Bradshaw
o. T. Helgerson will soon erect new ware
house for his buggies and carriages, having just
received q car load of new buggies from Bright
on, Ohio, manufactured specially for him. He
also carries large supply Of harness for his
customers. H
Dr. M. johnson is about to leave for Chicago
for a visit, going by the way OF Red Wing, MINI.
to visit his parents. after which he will visit
other friends and wind up in Chicago at the
fair. He expects to be back in Canton in about
two months, when he will resume his practice.
The w. r. G. will meet at the G. A. r. hal
next Monday afternoon at o'clock, to make
wreaths and arrange flowers for Decoration
Day. Will friends who have flowers to con
tribute please send them to the hall, in Pattee
block, as early in the afternoon as possible, OF
send word and the flowers will be called for.
happy party of five, Ella Nordtvet, Hannah
Hofstad, Andrew Steensland, Frank Sandvie
and Chris Sandvig, went out to Math. Iverson's
at Worthing, last Sunday afternoon, returning
early Monday morning. On their return tc
Canton, the wagon had a ''bust,'' and as a con
sequence, the party had to finish their journey
distance of two miles on foot.
The Presbyterian aid society met with Mrs
Hymers Wednesday afternoon. After business
was concluded the ladies heard the musica
tinlzle Of a bell, and to their surprise were in
vited by Mrs Hymers to accompany her to the
dining room where dainty lunch was served
This being out of the usual order on suct
occasions, was greatly appreciated by tht
ladies. ,s..
Mr. Munson kindly showed q LEADER report.
er through his hennery, or around his hen farm
last week. Itwas very interesting and inctruct
i've to one not up to the patent way Of raising
chickens. Mr.. Munson has three incubators
two of which were filled with eggs and steam
up. In one brooder was over hundred az
lively little chickens as ever peeped, none ove1
three days old. In another brooder near by
nearly as many more, a few days older. Hi:
hen houses and yards for different broods o1
fowls are marvels of neatness and show thai
Mr. Munson thoroughly understands the busi
ness, which we predict will prove profitable q:
it must be interesting
Notice.
Notice is hereby given to the StOckhOld.