Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-25
Worthing Items
May %, 1906.

f. May %, 1906.
Fault Finders never have to veal
]spectacles or carry a search light.
Will Jones left here last Thursday
for Clark county to visit his family
for a short time, and see that every.
thing is O. X. on his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs 'Sockery" Hill were
500 Falls passengers last Friday morn
ing.
Joe Belts of Mitchell, came down
to Worthing Monday morning to at
tend the Belts elevator for a few
days.
Fred Gerber, ST., made a business
trip to Canton and Fairview last Fri
day.
Assessor John Ivcrson is rounding
up the Hettie Greens and Russell
Sages.
Miss Lena Ende, of Davis, ILL.,, left
here last Thursday for Canton and
the east, after having spent several
days in the Sunshine state. Judge
Ende, her father, formerly owned the
quarter section south Of Robert Ger
ber's, and which is now owned by
Erick Solem. 1t was eleven years
since Miss Ende last visited Worth
ing and the old homestead, and she
noticed many changes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Click, who live
near Tea, were in u city last Satur-
day and delivered a team to Mr.. Orr,
the Omaha horse buyer who shipped
a a from here Monday afternoon,
and Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Click de-
livered a team of lovely bays to Frank
Clark, Jr., so Worthing is quite a
horse market for Mr.. Click.
Mrs. James White was a passenger
to Hawarden Saturday noon.
A. o. Hc1gerson and S. M. Helger-
son. SONS of X. A. HelgersOn, VINO
lives over in Lyon county, Iowa, were
here last Saturday buying goods from
Nelson & Greenfield.
r Decoration Day program, Opera
House, Worthing, S. D., May 3oth,
1906:
Song Clloii
PRAYER Rev. Thompson
Reading W. e. Greene
Song CLoll
Reading Miss Katherine Dawes
S,,r Choir
Mr.. e. Madden
Reading Miss Winnie Bradshaw
Song oiloii
Song Aiilclio'
Benediction
March to the Cemetery .
Reading of Lincoln's Address at Get
tysburg MIS-. Iio'hps'H'
Decorating Graves.
Charlie Cassill, Insurgent candidate
for State Treasurer, with a lace
covered with smiles becoming only a
new married man, or a Chicago Alder
man in his villa among the Thousand
Isles, passed through here on the 9:lo
this Wednesday a. m. .
Uncle John Lowery n wife, OF
Beresford, were here on business n
greeting friends last Monday, n re-
mort that the White Livery barn IN
Beresford burned Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. VanHouten re-
turned Monday from an over Sunday
visit in Canton.
Clarence Conway, the real estate
man of Chamberlain, came down last
Saturday for an over Sunday WISH
with his friend, Frank Geppert, re-
turning Monday.
Miss Nina Winger returned last
Monday from Hot Springs n reports
a pleasant and profitable trip as dele-
gate for the Rebekah Lodge OF Len
nox. Among the points OF interest,"
she visited was the now famous Wlno
Cave, one of the most wonoerlu'
specimens Of western scenery.
Miss Teddy Hall and Miss Beth
Bradshaw we're Canton passengers
Monday morning. e..
Henry Loomis, the real estate hus1-
Ter came down from Jerauld county
last Monday, and reports an abun-
dance of rain, and crops in apple pie
order. See him about cheap land be-
fore it is too late.
Lee Klingler and sister Berdle ar
rived here last Wednesday from Bla
Nebraska. and report that their Sis
ter who is sick is gaining rapidly.
Miss Ruth Raines of Lake City,
Minnesota arrived here Monday from
Sheldon, Iowa where she spent sever.
al days the guest of her brother
family and is now the quest OIL MT
and Mrs. Ern Madden and family.
Mrs. Benson Of Monroe, came down
to Worthing last Saturday to WISH
her daughter and family, MI. ana
Mrs. Lee Klingler, returning Monday.
Fred Madden was a Canton pas
senger Tuesday noon.
Chas. Kuhns and wife were Canton
passengers last Wednesday and MI
Knhns attended the InSurgenJ Smok'