Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06

Two good rooms for rent over tne
Leader office.
Henry Ringheim is among the new
subscribers this week.
a good piano for sale at a bargain
Inquire of Hannah Nordtvedt.
John Elster, assessor for--LaNalley
township, waS a visitor Tuesday.
II. E. Phelps of North Dayton came
down Saturday to hear Col. Fisk.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Corrigan spent
| Sunday with friends at Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Bertrand returned Saturday tc
Alexandria accompanied by Mrs. M,
E. Rudolph.
Thomas Eastcott and Charley
Engle left Tuesday for White Lake,
for a hunting trip.
Gilbert Satrum arrived home Mon
day from his southern "trip, over
which he is we'll pleased.
Mrs. Will Baysore returned to Ha-
warden Monday after a visitl.with
Mrs. Chichester and Mrs. Baysore.
John Cederstrom, one of the pros
porous farmers up in Dayton, was. in
town Friday. He is anxious for seed
ing time.
Miss Maple Bennett went up to De-
Smet Saturday for a visit with. her
sister Miss Ethel who is teacher at
that place.
w. H. Miller, Jr., has a seed notice
in this issue of the Leader that will
be worth reading by those in quest OF
good german millet seed. .
Mrs. H. w. Baker returned Tues.
day to Burke after spending three
months at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dean.
Miss Olive johnson and Gladys
Lyon returned to Inwood last week
after spending a few days with Miss
Elva Kennison and Julia Kruger.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
p. Serum next Thursday afternoon
April 18th, and MIS-. Lawrence and
Miss Dahlen will assist in entertain
ing the guests.
Andrew Wood of Rockwell City,
Iowa. one Of the heaviest produce
dealers in the state, was a caller at
this office Tuesday in company with
Mr.. Eggluid his agent in Canton.
Mr.. Wood said that his company
would give our people a cash market
and afford the farmers every oppor.
turity for prompt business. He re-
turned home Wednesday morning.
D. L. Williams of Lynn, was in
town Saturday. He and his wife and
daughter are recently back from a
five months SojOurn among the
orange groves of Southern California,
ard no man ever had a better time
than he and his family. They went
everywhere and climbed mountains
and roamcd around in perfect enjoy
ment of the beauties of nature, "but
after ALL" he said, ''there is no place
like home in good old Lincoln coun-
ty."
Farrand Manson who was the able
and popular stenographer for chief
Justice Corson has resigned to accept
a position as s~tenographer in the
bureau of navigation at Washington,
and will study law outside of business
hours. He is a genial young gentle
man and is bound to meet with sue
cess at the capitol. He left last week
for Chicago where he will visit for a
few days and then proceed to assume
his duties. The Leader wishes him
afl kinds of success. IT,
The G.. G.. C'S and a few gentlemen
friends were entertained at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. f. S. O'Neil last Fri
day night by Drs. v. f. and Guy
O'Neil, Merle Dean, Joseph Ander-
son, Napoleon Lewis and G. G. Glen
DINING. The guests were entertain
ed at various games and served with
a fine luncheon. Mrs. O'Neil made
all the necessary preparations so that
the young gentlemen were ably assist
ed with their entertainment.