Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02

Mrs. Tom Tattershall of Beloit,
Iowa, is suffering from pneumonia
Mrs. Sam Thorson is some better
and her speedy recovery is now looked
for.
ID. S. Guinter is home from a bust
ness trip to the northern part of the
state.
Worthing has only two rural mail
routes. WOrthing ought to have had
four.
Sumner Johnston of Lincoln and
Albert Crane of Norway were visitors
Wednesday.
Theo. Gubbrud was up from Moe
Monday on business and favored this
office with a call.
Rev. e. Olson of Highland called
Wednesday and renewed his subscrip-
ton to the Leader.
Ole Hokenstad, Peter Lukken, John
Miner and Ed Wheatley were in Can
ton on business Wednesday.
Arthur Sogn of Norway was Il cal
Ter Tuesday, and had his paper SEM
t" Hudson instead of Beresford.
County Treasurer Slade is one of
the O earnest and determined
Roosevelt supporter in the state.
ii. {. Carpenter, J. II. Heinrich,
Tolof TnrkelsOn and G. e. LaBar were
up from Hudson Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Boyce, Mrs.
Hammond and Willard Pryor were
visitors at the asylum last Friday.
Miss Mildred Jones Of Mason City,
Iowa, has been the guest of NJ ISIS
Florence McDermott the past week.
Mrs. Warner of Waterville, Neb.,
arrived Saturday to visit her daught-
er, Mrs. Driver down on the Riverside
farm.
Miss Emeline Johnson of LaValley.
had her paper changed from the Har-
this week.
William Bell called Tuesday and re-
newed his subscription. William is
one of the Leaders prompt paying
subscribers.
w. E. Abbott and A. S. Stuckey
are advertising auction sales. Both
had their handsome sale bills printed
at this office.
Willard Pryor of Doom, Iowa, after
a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. e.
NJ. Boyce and Mrs. Hammond has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Ingold returned
to Hawarden Tuesday, after spending
a few days with their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Redtield.
The genial Schaber of the Hudson
lite was a Canton visitor last week
and he found the cause of reform
growing everywhere.
Ex-State Auditor Mayhem is a new
subscriber this week. He was an
honest official and the machine tried
to crush him, but failed.
Mrs. John Peterson entertained a
large number of lady friends last Fri
day afternoon in her elegant new
home on east second street. =
The ladies of the Congregational
church are going to give a social at
the home of Mrs. j. d. Cloud next
Wednesday afternoon. The public
invited.
States Attorney S%pangler of Mitch
ell came down from Sioux Falls Tues
day and went west. He reports
Dawson county in line for a square
deal'' and ready to bury the bosses.
AinswCrth's orchestra furnished
music for a delightful hop at the Ru-
dolph Saturday evening, and enter
tanned a large crowd of Sunday guests
at the Rudolph for a Sunday dinner.
Hon. w. E. Benedict of Belle
FOurche is a new su bscriber this week,
and Bro. Benedict believes it is high
time for the people of the state to
regulate their W affairs.
City Marshal EversOn of Harrisburg
was a visitor Tuesday. He was much
pleased with the result Of the bank
robbers trial V at Tyndall, where
the safe busters got from 10 years to
IA years each.
VIM. H. Miller, Jr., Sander Bryn-
julson, Knut Ulrikson, John w. Bren-
ner and B. II. Trip called to discuss
corn and they are all enthusiastic
corn men. Nels Larson called in the
middle OF the rush and said he loved
corn, religion and contentment, and
seemed as happy as any of the BOOM
ers. m
Mrs. William Robinson will reopen
the old Robinson restaurant on 5th
street, Saturday, Feb. 10. Her hus-
band was the Pioneer restaurant man
of Canton, and few indeed there are
in Lincoln county who have not at
one time or another taken a meal
with "Billy'' Robinson. Mrs. Robin
son wanted to rent her building, but
no one seemed ready to do so, SO she
has concluded to open a first class
restaurant herself, having secured all
the necessary help to do so. The old
time friends of Billy Robinson will do