Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-03
Worthing Items

particular business OF which Is 10 eau
holes in ones pocketbook.
"Score one more for the candidate
Coe 1. Crawford, as DR.. j. II. Kerr
said to Frank Wiggin, last Saturday,
night.-"It's a boy, Mr.. Wiggln.'
And mother and child are doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mausbach are
now nicely located in The Oliver
Brown cottage on Popular Avenue.
One day last week our friend T. j.
Martin, who owns a valuable half
section west of the village, brought
to tie Worthing Land office, a sam.
pie from a thirty-tive acre field OF
timothy and clover. The timothy
measured SIS inches In length from
tip to tip, and the clover 81 inches,
and Mr.. Martin said 1t would go
at least three tons to the acre, ana II
nothing happens, we will take the
sample to Illinois and show our
doubling Thomas there what the
much talked of and lonely Jack rab-
bits of Dakota feed n
Frank Clark, Jr. has gone to North
Dakota via Fargo, with Minot, as the
objective point.
Andrew Johnson, the big cattle
feeder of Delaware township, was IN
our city getting building material
Tuesday afternoon.
George Hazen of Wagner, arrived
here Monday for a short visit with
his father, and expects to return
home Thursday.
Frank Brady has returned from his
~.~~ Il, lls,i.u thn nn1yc Cfafn
Last week we forgot to say that
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VOges are the
proud parents OF a beautiful daughter
while Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buns are
the parents Of a ''machine man."
Late Williams says that he was In a
runaway, but we ali know he lives
near IA live candidate for county
treasurer.
An ice cream social will be served
in Lennox Thursday AugtSt Ind, 1906
to which the Worthing friends are
CORDIALLY invited.
Sam Kellar of Canton, came up tC
Worthing last Saturday to assist the
"boy" with the big harvest on the
homestead.
Miss Mabel Huseboe, daughter OF
James Huseboe, had the misfortune
to swallow a pin Tuesday afternoon
but the prompt assistance of DR.. Kerr
eliminated the trouble.
C. r. Mckinney, one of the hustl'
ing young farmers of Canton town
ship, was in our city on business
Tuesday.
Uncle John Lowery of Beresford
was shaking hands Tuesday afternoon
on his way to the home farm.
Robert McKeon, of the Queen City,
returned home Saturday night after
an enjoyable visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. U. Bradshaw.
Mrs. A. VanHouten and hel
daughter, Mrs. Fl. T. Hall were Sioux
Falls passengers Saturday morning.
George Bradshaw was here last
Thursday night for an extended va
cation with relatives In Wisconsin.
Mrs. Joe Ingalls, and sister Nav
were at Canton last Friday, the
guests of Mrs. Hafsos and family.
G. Fl. Abbas little boy fell in the
ha5 oft and broke his arm last Sun.
day and DIR. Kerr set the injured
number.
Last Saturday n. o. Nelson deliver,
ed,a car load OF cattle to Fred Batter
man of Davis, who the same day
shipped to Chicago with a specta
train of twenty ears Of cattle ano
hogs.
Last Sunday a very valuable three
year old mare belonging to Qnigley
and Clark brothers was badly cut by
the horsemens terror--barb wire, ano
N. o. Nelson is the attending "hoss'
doctor.
Dan E. Hanson, clerk of courts o.
Turner county and Henry Stenengel
both Of Parker dined here Sunday
noon on their way to Canton in ar
automobile trip.
Mrs. Jacob Robertson Of Lennox
arrived here Saturday the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Rue and Mon
day they visited in Canton.
Mrs. Yves Wood went to Platte last
Saturday, to enjoy a visit with hel
sons and daughters.
Mrs. Frank Hawn returned home
Saturday noon after a pleasant visit
with her friend Mrs. Henry Brad