Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
Geo. Byers' mammoth horse sale

III. A.. Skie has been out around
Worthing visiting his many friends
and he enjoys such trips.
Arthur BragStad sold a threShing
machine outfit at GarretSon last
week and another this week.
Mrs. II. H. Hammitt and grand
daughter, Leon Alley went down tC
Beloit to visit with Mrs. Arthur Scott,
Francis Coon, Arthur Lewis and
Scott Thornton will begin their work
at weighing mail on the trains next
week.
Mrs. Almer Helgerson and son,
Arthur. returned from Elk Point
Monday. Where she had been visiting
relatives.
Miss Kate Kennedy came up from
llawarden Monday, for Il few days
visit with Mrs. Carl Glaettli and Mrs.
John Benz.
Mrs. Ed Shufelt went out to GeddeS
last Saturday where Mr.. Shufelt is
engaged in decorating the new hotel
at that place.
Frank Miner who has been visiting
his brother \. l.. Miner, returned to
his home at Cherokee. Tuesday after
a two weeks visit.
Miss Jennie Colvin of Inwood, who
had been in Sioux City for a few
weeks visiting friends. returned home
via Canton Monday.
The New Bakery will supply you
with the finest Pumkin Pies. Leave
your orders and you will be sup
piled with fresh pies.
President Overseth of the Farmers
State bank returned from Hudson
Monday evening, after Il pleasant
visit with his old friends.
Miss Louise AmundSon of Mound
City, who has been the guest of G. G.
Johnson and wife, for the past two
weeks, returned home Monday.
Don't forget Prof. DeMotte's fam
Gus lecture on Monday evening, Feb.
10. Prof. DeMOtte has Il reputation
second to no maj on the lecture plat
form.
Misses Sophia Horfstad and Anna
SyvcrsOn of BereSfOrd have been
guests of Ole Isakson'S family. The
former departed for Chicago and the
latter for Sioux Falls Monday.
IL,,l T1,attli - IDirr cr1nn1t1
work for the boys in teaching them
how to become strong through their
gymnasium work. Carl is an athlete
and he loves to teach the boys.
Henry Frank came in from OacOma
Tuesday on his way to Sioux Falls.
He is running a restaurant at OacO-
ma and is doing a good business. He
is looking well and enjoying good
health.
John $. KRISTEN, of Plymouth, Ia,
a jewler of experience. will open up a
repair shop next Monday in the front
part of Mr.. Sexes tailoring shop. He
will make a specially of Swiss and
German watches.
The Leader earnestly advises every
corn grower to examine the germ OF
his corn selected for seed. We have
seen many kernels from different ears
that show a decayed or rotten germ.
Don't delay this investigation.
Judge Kennedy leaves for Florida
this Friday morning fora two months
visit among the orange groves. He
wants to escape the blustery weather
of March. The Leader hopes he will
have a pleasant trip and safe return.
Frank Ballou came in from his
ranch Tuesday looking as rugged and
healthy as a genuine cowboy. He
reports everything OH the westside of
the river in good shape and the peo-
pie getting ready for 4 boom next
summer.
Arne O. Exile of Norway, was a
visitor Tuesday and renewed his sub
scription. Mr.. Exile voices an opinion
that seems to be getting quite general
that much Of the corn reserved for
seed is deficient in germ power and
much of the corn examined shows a
rotten or decayed germ. 1t will be
well for farmers to look into this
matter at once.
Louis LOrenSon came over from his
Gregory county ranch Monday and
returned Wednesday. He owns a nice
ranch on the famous Sully Flats about
25 miles due west of Platte. His cat
tie are doing we'll and everything
with him is prospecting. He is just
six miles from the fine new $4,000
sanitarium recently erected by DR..
Buchanan, at Sully's Springs, and
Louis says it is bound to be a famous
resort.
A travelling agent of the Dowie
town of Zion was in Canton Thursday
trying to sell stationery supplies, and
enquired in the Leader office if ''we"
were the Argus Leader correspondent.
"No," said we. "Who is he said the
the Zionist?" We told him and adj
vised him to get two guns and begin
shooting when he entered the door,
and he smiled like a man who loved
to look upon blood. What is the Of
Tense we asked. "He said / was a
Hebrew: and then his ewes rolled