Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-10-27

Fine cooking apples at Tossini's
30 cents a peck.
B. E. Ketchum vas among the
Leaders renewal subscribers last
week.
Mems duck blanket lined coats
usually sold for $3.50 now ST. at the
Dollar Saving Store.
Osmund Hustle is fixing up his
home in fine shape and is putting In
new furniture throughout.
Money on Lincoln County Land at
ST per cent per annum Gray's Infor'
nation Bureau. Canton, S. D.
Ole Hokenstad was down from Day
ton Saturday looking as fresh and
vigorous as 2 foot ball captain.
Simon Schiager has bought the A.
G. Larson house on College hill and
will move to town in the spring.
Mrs. Lars Sogn Of Norway, who
bought the Charlie Anderson house
on college hill, has moved to town
and now occupies her handsome pro-
perty.
Miss Alma Scion, daughter of Erik
Scion of Linn township, was a visitor
last Saturday, and had her name en-
rolled among the Leaders big family
of readers.
We believe Tom Ulrikson of Nor
way beats all the beet raisers in the
county. One Of the beets In this
Office is oyer % inches long, and looks
like a small fence post.
Mrs. s. A. Todd of Linn township
was a visitor Saturday. Mr.. Todd
was too busy to come town. He is
building two additions to his barns,
and getting in shape to care for his
10 head of cattle.
Osmund Hustel has just bought
two lots on the west side Of Kimball
between Elder and Walnut streets,
which gives him the entire half block.
He has moved into the city and &C
cupies the comfortable home on his
property.
Mems good fleece lined underwear
for so cents a suit at Lybarger's Dol
lar Saving Store.
A. NJ. Ringheim comes to the front
with 10 bushels OF corn to the acre, OF
a superior quality. Who a equal
this magnificent yield? Don't all
speak at once. 10 bushels will be hard
to equal and harder to beat. Mr..
Ringheim will have some corn for the
contest next winter.
Martin and Anton Overseth go
down to Moe every week to practice
with the Moe band, and meet their
old friends and enjoy a social good
time. The Moe band is composed of
Carl Peterson, Hagbait Peterson, Al
bert Wilson, Albert Crane, Gust Dok-
ken, Louie Dokken. Anthem Bake,
Ben Skorhiem, Charlie Exile, Herman
johnson, Magnus Flying, Martin
Overseth, Anthem Overseth and Prof.
Indseth as leader.
If you want the cigar Of cigars,
smoke the "Star Crown" a s cent
cigar equal to any ten cent cigar
sold. 40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T,horson re-
turned from their Chicago trip last
Saturday evening, and while attend
ing the annual stockholders meeting
of the Illinois Central railroad, en-
joyed a delightful time Of it with
those they had met at previous meet
ings. President Fish presided, and
among those from New York who sat
among the stockholders from the
west were the Astors, Vanderbilts
and other multi-millionaires.
William Winter came down from
his big Buffalo county ranch last Fri
day and left for Mason City. Sunday
to visit his son George, one Of the
prominent bankers Of Northern Iowa.
Mr.. Winter is figuring to arrange his
business so as to spend the winter on
the Pacific coast, and leave for Eng
land next spring, via Honolulu, Man
liza, HongKong, and across the Indian
ocean and up through the Red sea
It is So years since he left the old
country and he wants to 60 back and
visit q brother and sister and see how
the old county looks He does not
intend to dispose Of his ffne ranch Of