Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-24
Worthing Items

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Before you 90 to press again, the
gobbIer will have gObbled his last, and
the foot ball hero will be a thing Of
the past. but the automobile with
its inflated tires will still be killing
its brave admirers, and others
Herman Richter, of FL Royal fame,
the little man with a big German
name. came up to Worthing one day
last week. and it is needless TO say ne
didn't have TO speak, for with his
pleasant way and famous brand he
sold cigars 10 beat the band.
Andrew Huseboe of Sioux Falls,
arrived here Tuesday evening to visit
relatives.
Rev. Thompson preached TO a large
audience last Sunday morning and
in the afternoon at Pioneer, Rev.
Jamison being at Tyndall where he
conducted special services.
There will be Thanksgiving SER
vices at the Congregational church
Thursday evening, Nov. Goth, at 1:3O,
to which all are cordially invited.
Grandma Bradshaw was stricken
with a stroke Of paralysis which para
~ LCu 1IcI IIRllC SluC, Iouilody
Nov. 18th, but at this writing we are
glad to say hat she is resting quietly,
and DR.. Kerr is in attendance.
Mrs. Frank Clark, ST., is under the
care of DR.. Kerr, but at this writing
we are glad to say she is greatly I'M
proved.
DR.. Kerr also reports that Saturday
Nov. 10, a bouncing 9 pound Roose,
welt Democrat was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Newman, who live nine
miles southwest OF Worthing.
Mr j. Westbury vino mas been
sick is reported to be improving.
The remains of Mrs. J. Y. Payne,
who was an aunt of Charles Leavitt,
were brought to Worthing Oh the
noon train Wednesday and after a
simple service at the grave, were in
tered In the Worthing cemetery. Mrs.
Payne's home was in Winona, Min
nesOta.
;, There will be a dance in the Opera
House in Worthing on Tuesday even
ing. November %. Music will be
furnished by The Voegeli Harp Or
chestra, and all are cordially invited
to attend.
Last week we forgot 20 say that
Wednesday morning, Nov. Is, word
was received here over the long dis
lance telephone, that Neil Rounds,
who is well known here, and Miss
Olga Grundiand, both of Sioux Falls,
were united in marriage in the Queen
City, Tuesday evening, Nov: l4th.
Congratulations to MI. and Mrs.
Rounds.
We heard another fellow say-"The
grasshopper eats the farmers grass,
. the hobo steals his honey, the bed
Z bug feeds on his juicy back and Sears
o Roebuck gets his money"
Q The weather has been ideal here
for the last IA days and corn picking
is progressing rapidly.
A report from Tea, S. D., says that
y the bank at that place was broken
into Monday night, Nov. 20, and the
safe looted, but unfortunately for the
" robbers no money was found and not
even any tea" to drink. In making
their getaway, the robbers stole a
d team and buggy from Mr.. -Wendt, the
blacksmith, and it seems drove in the
the buggy in a straw pile on the I. j,
d Martin farm near Willard Haff's and
turned the team loose. The team
strayed north to the John QuigleJ
farm, where they turned in and were
found Tuesday morning by the CLARK
boys.
q Chester Carpenter has returned
from ABERDEEN. S. D., where he was
foreman of the Federal Grand jury
q which convened there the 10Th, inst.
with Judge Garland on the bench.
The Mausbauch young folks enter
tanned a number OF their friends al
their paternal home Tuesday even,
ing.
y The Moon sinners Daughter vii
be given at the opera house in Worth
ing, Friday evening, Nov. oath.
The Cuban Spy, presented herr
last Saturday evening under n dt
rection OF Rev. Father G. G. Boley O.
Lennox, and by a company OF lOca
artists, drew u the largest GROVE
ever gathered In the Opera House
which alone speaks highly for the
democratic and popular Father Boley
As to the company and the mannel
O. In which each presented her and hi
a part, II we were q James O'Donnell
e Bennett we could not do them jus
q tice, but will sufice by saying tha,
,s on the part OF fourteen year old Mis-!
!. CreVley who played the part OF the
i Litt1es spy, only Mrs. Patrick Camp
u bell could have done better. Frank
'e Murphy Is riyaled only by the great
Frank Starin, and In Editor Nohr we
!! have an u. II. Southern, while Mr..
Fahleacsmp was a perfect Ben HGrr
and the other members are deserving