Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-05
Worthing Items
Jan. 2, 1906.

Which came into the world first,
the hen or the egg?
Real winter set in here Tuesday
and the metallic ring of the snow
shoveler's shovel reminds one of
genuine winter.
Jonas Johnson, of the Jonas john
son Hardware Co., made a flying trip
to the Queen City last Monday in
the interest Of the company.
Martin Donahue, a son Of our con
genial Roger, came home to spend
Xmas with his parents. and returned
to Lake Andes last Wednesday where
he is located in the barber business.
NJ. e. Nugent, who works for the
Carr Scott Threshing Machine Co.,
went to Hartford, S. d. last Friday,
after a short visit with his family.
Mrs. Adolph Rue and her mother,
Mrs. Jacob Robertson, arrived here
Friday from a visit at the latter's
home.
Miss Anna Donahue, who Is teach
ing school over at belmont, came
home last Wednesday to spend the
holiday vacation.
Miss Marjorie Campbell Of the
Hudson Hudsonite, came up to
| Worthing to attend the Leap Year
dance last Friday evening.
Frank Kuhns left here last Satur-
day for Grunday Center, Iowa, where
he will visit his mothers parents.
Frank is truly n OF the most indus
trious and hard working young men
In the county, and is deserving OF
that kind Of a visit.
Miss Jessie Brock whose parents
live in Telsa. Indian Territory, is
visiting at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Moscript.
Col. Albert Bodie, the popular
auctioneer Of Harrisburg, and Mrs.
Bodie were in u city last Saturday.
G. II. Belts of the Belts elevators,
stopped here on his way home, after
a weeks trip to Chicago and the east,
and reported considerable now in
Wisconsin.
Henry Hanson accompanied his
brother, Sivert, to Sioux Falls last
Tuesday, where Sivert will undergo
an operation for throat trouble.
Thos. Thompson, proprietor of the
commercial House in Canton, came
up here last Thursday to spend a
few days with his family.
George Gilbert and Walter Robin
son or Sioux Falls were the guests Of
Master Frank Mausbauch during the
holiday vacation.
Miss Kittie Clark, accompanied by
her cousin j. Earnest Newton, left
here last Tuesday for Boyden, Iowa,
where Miss Clark will be a guest OF
her friends, Misses Mary and Janet
Morris; and Mr.. Newton will journey
to Brewster, Minnesota, his home.
We are decidedly glad to say that
"Cuh" Woodley Is able to be down
town again after a weeks tussel with
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Will Jones who has been UNI
der the care Of DR.. Kerr is much
better.
Miss Jennie Thompson left here
Monday to resume her school work at
Frankfort, s. D.
Miss George Holt Of Sioux City
arrived here Tuesday to visit at the
home OF MI. and Mrs. Harry Brad
shaw.
Miss Clara Engen and Miss Ruth
Langmoe came up from Canton last
Saturday to visit relatives and friends
and eat New Years dinner.
Among the number who made New
Years resolutions we know OF a few
who made one good One-to read the
FARMERS LEADER for the coming
year, and their are. john N.
SOls0, Jonas johnson & Co, Gerber
Bros and John A. Gilbertson.
Henry Siefken OF Conrad, Iowa Is
visiting his uncle, Henry Nutbrook
and family.
The annual Installation OF oficers
OF The local /. Q. o. +. lodge was
nesd a Ine odd teiiow hall last
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