Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1898-01-07
n sovT4 DAKOTA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 4 1898.
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Fairylew.
January 4, 1898.
Miss Ida Schoen Of Canton, spent
New Years with Fairview relatives.
Dr.. Wilson Of Hudson, made pro
fessional visit last week to treat Mrs
David Jones who is again dangerously
ill
Miss Katherine Murphy, Elm Springs
popular school ma'am, has resumed
teaching after delightful holiday
visit with Miss Burdetta Gray Of
Lennox., M
Mr.. and Mrs James Weddle gave 8
goose dinner to party Of friends New
Years day. The dinner spoke volumes
for Mrs. WIS. skillfulness in the cnli
nary art.
q. W Gerber went to worthine
yesterday.
Z. N. Dyer and q. q Guinter have
finished invoicing their stock of goods
Mrs P D Robbins has been quite ILL
Mr.. and Mrs John Miner are enjoy.
ing quite protracted visit from their
daughter, Mrs. Agnes Bailey, who re.
sides in Minneapolis.
Mr. o Ekle's facial protuberances
are rapidly vanishing under the salutary
Influences Of u. 81. Keller's native
herbs #
Mrs s H. Murphy is making pro.
longed visit in Nebraska. ..s.
Mr.. Fred Gerber, jr, has returned to
his home at Worthing
School opened Monday with thirty
scholars including four foreign pupils.
The Sioux Falls Press states that two
lady attendants at the State Teachers
Association neglected to manipulate
properlya gas.jet at the Merchants
Hotel at that place But please do not
whisper this information to J. S.
and K. K,
Hoary headed winter is getting in
evidence.
P. H. Hall, the popular Hudson
lumber and coal dealer was in town
yesterday
A dance was given in Fairview hall
Saturday evening. An excellent time
was had. The crowd was large and
one OF the most orderly this place has
ever known Thad Manning was man
ager and Henry schoen, our genial
hotel proprietor, served supper and re-
freshments.
Ovald Exile has resigned his position
in ~ M Dyer's store
Mrs E. @ Ferris of Highland town
ship, was visitor at the home Of Mrs.
p. D Robbins last week.
Mr. and Mrs Jno Harris gave an
exceedingly enjoyable dancing party at
their home south Of town last Thurs
day evening in honor Of their cousin,
Miss Aimee Bowen Of Sioux City
Fairview's orchestra and liberal
sprinkling Of chin music enlivened the
occasion immensely.
It is currently reported that the Elm
Springs saloonkeeper is to have oppo-
sition in that burg ere long.
Daniel Secrit. the ex-landlord, has
rome to iOin his family at Pacific juno.
tion, Iowa,
Merrill Guinter is temporarily resid-
ing in Fairview.
A. Anmunson, Fairview's popular
grain buyer and shipper, made recent
business trip to Hudson.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Russell are now
living in Canton.
It is not frequently our privilege to
chronicle SO happy a society event as
that which took place last week at the
little cottage home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Weddle when Rev. Jameson
spoke the words that made our fellow
townsman, G.. Goble, and Miss leila
Cleveland Of Shreveport, La. man and
wife. The acquaintance that culmin-
ated in matrimony bordered somewhat
upon the romance but the union is an
exceedingly happy one nevertheless.
The animosities engendered by q bloody
civil war are passing away. Mr. and
Mrs Goble are At home to.their friends
in their cosy rooms over their business
establishment Their host of friends
wish them bon voyage down the river
of life.
Fred Cochran is on the sick list.
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