Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
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fourteenth day will drive not only Tie
snow, but the "blues" away.
Mrs. j. z. Eddy of Ipswich, S. ID.
arrived here last Thursday for a short
visit with her son, O. K. EDDY ana
family.
Miss Nettie Mathison. of lnwood.
Iowa, was in u city calling on
friends last Saturday.
Arthur ID. Geus, arrived here Sat
urday direct from Piershel, Holland
via Rotterdam, and said that it was
lust IA DAYS since he left Rotterdam,
that the long journey was a pleasant
one. and that he will make his home
with his brother Albert.
The fourteenth anniversary OF
Worthing Camp number 1907 NJ. w.
A. was duly celebrated last Thursday
eve March, Sth. Fully sixty people
were present and took part i'll the
elaborate fructiferous affair ana
thoroughly enjoyed themselves I'LL
wee hours. Progressive Pedro was
enjoyed to twelve O'Clock, when Il
most elaborate supper was spread be
fore the players, who Immediately
became workers. In the progression,
Alloys +. Haak, won first prize with a
total of eleven Out Of twelve games 10
his credit. while ChaS kuhns ana
Ben r. Whitlow were tied for the
consolation prize, and in the cut
Mr.. Kuhns won. Although much OF
of the credit is due to the present
Venerable Council, John W. Dickens,
the vote of me and two other fellows;
is hereby pledged and voted to ana
for the women OF the camp for the
interest and necessary part they took'
and so ably performed.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Abbas Of Wells
burg, Iowa, are now nicely located Ill
their new home, the former Andrew
Peterson place and we welcome them
to our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hurley are now
nicely located in their new home, the
former Boomgarten place.
Bert Miller has moved from near
Lennox and is now nicely located on
| the former Warren Dick place.
Louie Larson of horse trading and
other fame, moved his family, house
hold goods, farm implements, etc, &c
Sioux Falls on Tuesday and will
ship from there TO LaBeau, Soutfl
Dakota, their new home.
Fred Gerber, Junior, and w. e,
Greene left here Tuesday for Yank,
ton to attend the consistOry meeting
Tillman Mausbach left Monday or
his annual trip to Chicago and Mad
ison Wisconsin and in the consign'
ment of cattle which he will have
charge of. was a carload fitted on his
own farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cox and Mrs
Henry Bradshaw were Canton pas
Sengers Tuesday noon. Mr.. and Mrs
Cox recently returned from a tive
months trip to California and the
big ditch, and among the novelties
of their trip was a ride over the new
railroad recently completed by U. 5
Senator Clark of Montana. They
had a very pleasant trip, enjoyed the
country and were also the guests OF
Mrs. Cox's sister of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Julius Mauchmiller and Mrs
q. Koffer are numbered among the
sick, and DR.. Kerr is in attendance
III. C. Newendorp of Lennox was ir
ourscity ON business last Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Klingler left here last
Monday for a five or six weeks sojourr
in Monroe, South Dakota, her par
entail home, and later was Joined by
Nh. Klingler who was an over Sun
day visitor in the border town.
Roman Gerber has laid anew foo
in Robert Albaugh's restaurant, anc
now Bob has the favorite lunch room
neater than a married
Seyert Hanson left here Monday fol
Sioux Falls to undergo another opera
tion on his neck.
Chas Main who has been the guest
ofMell Shook and family returned tt
IGarretson his home last Monday.
Frank Kuhns was among the mum
Der from here who went to Cantor
last Monday to see-The Rajah O
Altara.
Conductor Henry Holt passed thru
here last Tuesday on his way to Sioul
City.
Miss Augusta Bausch of Bellevue
| Iowa. arrived here this Wednesday
and will keep house for her brother!
who lately moved to the Geo. Woody
farm south west of here.
On Friday night March BIRD, 1906,
there will be a MASQUERADE dance in
the M. w. A. hall, to which all are
cordially invited. Everybody come in
rags and have a good time
Miss Mae Clark was an over Sun.
day visitor at the home of Mr.. an6
Mrs. III. c.. Newendorp of Lennox and
on Monday she was accompanied
home by Mrs. Newendorp and chill.
dren whe are now the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Clark and family.
Mrs. Ed Norton has had as hel
guest the past few days, Mrs. Thos
Quigley of Lennox.
At the johnson Bros. double sale
last Thursday on the Len Redfeld
homestead, a mule team sold fol
1896.
j. p. Eliason our popular meat
merchant was on the sick list last
week.
Monday last, John Huseboe had his
.sopening," and is now prepared &c
serve the trade to the best OF his
ability, and for the benefit of his
customers, has had Jonas johnson &
Co., install n of their famous f. p.
lighting plants, which renders the
best light possible. t. H. G.
Riverside
March Ia, 1906.
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