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

Miss Florence McDermott returned
Saturday from Denver. Colo, where
she has been visiting for a few
weeks.
Miss Mary Eneboe of Woonsocket
who has been the guest of her cousins
DIR. Edward and DIR. Lena Eneboe, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. r. N. Mallory and the Misses
Pearl and Edith Mallory, left for
Manchester, Iowa, last week for a
visit with relatives.
Cashier Anderson of the First Ma
tional enjoyed bathing and fishing at
Baltic for a time and then went owe
to Jasper, Mimi, to visit his aunt,
Mrs. John Odegaard, whom he had
not seen for fifteen years. He return
ed home Saturday and reported a
very severe hail storm around Will
mar where hail covered the ground.
The storm was v at other points.
Mr.. Anderson enjoyed his vacation
quietly and had a pleasant time of
1t.
Satrum Brothers have been adding
valuable machinery to their plant in
the shape of an 10000 pound sander
and a fine paneling machine. the in
vention Of Gilbert Satrum. 1t does
finer work than any ~paneling ma
chine that Mr.. Satrum has eve seen.
The sander is a machine that you
can run a sash or a door through and
they come out smooth and clean. The
firm is also manufacturing all kinds
OF veneer work and have some beauti-
full specimens on hand. The Satrum
planning mill is getting to be quite
a large plant and is growing year by
year. The firm has also added con
tracing to their line of work and are
putting up the west side school adj
dition and have four men at work
down in FairvieW township erecting a
81. 600 house for swan Swanson.
A very disguised crowd of base ball
fans came out of the fair grounds
Monday. People came from Parker,
Sioux Falls, Lennox, Worthing, Hud-
son and other points to see what all
expected would be a fine game played
its merits. The spectators saw a
snide game without one single feat
ure worthy OF a ball player. They
took the people in under false pre-
lenses and should not have received a
dollar OF gate money. The mines are
supposed to represent Brookings and
Hawarden, but they represent moth
ing. Everybody who is accustomed
to profanity under great p%rovocation
in a vigorous sample after
being sold by the ball fakes Monday.
Some who hardly ever let their disap-
disturb their profane
were observed as being much
worried over something. Joe Ra!!oa
said: "Giye 'em hot water and
Ed. L. Wendt OF the firm of Wendt
s. Straw, returned Friday from a real
estate selling trip up in Beadle and
Sphinx counties. In ali his jaunts
over the country in an auto he never
met with any trouble until last week.
While whooping it up over the
p rairie In Sphinx, one of the springs
broke then a tire collapsed and then
came trouble. The auto pilot took
* cool that Ed got nervous.
Ed said that II the prairie pilot had
ripped around for d while and
made the air warm he would have
had some compensation for the de-
Finally about 100 feet Of o D
was secured from a farmer and the
rubberless wheel tied up, after which
the auto driver took IL all out of the
machine. He covered ii miles In
about Is minutes and didn't seem to
care whether the auto was on one
wheel OF three, as It lore along over
everything In the way. Ed put his
hat under the seat and held on with
both hands, and then he was in the
air half OF the time. 1t was a great
ride.
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