Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
Local

-
prietorS of the Kelley milk business.
Mrs. Alice Millimau returned from
Chicago Monday after purchasing her
spring goods.
Harvey Ross returned to Minnea-
polls Tuesday evening, after an eX-
tended visit at home with his mother.
Charlie Heskett was up from Sioux
City last week on cattle business and
it's a poor day if Charlie don't get a
half a dozen cars of cattle.
r. X. Hafsos returned from Aber-
deem Monday. He says there is no
more snow up in that country than
here, but around Mitchell there is
considerable.
Don't forget the Kin Hee coffee
exhibition at the Pickett Pidcoe
store on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Of this week. Coffee made in one
minute and served free.
Ole IIOel and wife came down from
Colman Monday for a visit with Can
ton friends. Ole says Canton is a fine
city for millionaires, but he prefers
Colman for business.
Gilbert Satrum left for Arkansas
Tuesday where he will look up a sup
ply of timber for use in the planning
mill of Satrum Brothers He was &C
companied by e. A. Eliason Of In
wood.
The ladies' aid society of the Lu-
theran church will meet with Mrs.
W. II. Opperud on Thursday, March
20. Mrs. G. S. Hanson will assist
Mrs. Opperud in entertaining the
society.
Rev. Davis Of the Baptist church
delivered an address at the good citi-
zenship meeting in the M. e. church
last Sunday evening, in place of Col.
Knudson who was sick. Rev. Love-
all closed the meeting with a brief
address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett and Mrs.
Averill left for Sioux City Monday
enroute to Chicago. At Sioux City
they saw the great Wagner Opera
and on Tuesday proceeded to Chicago,
where Mr.. Pickett will purchase a
large stock of summer goods.
Joseph G. Juel returned from Sioux
Falls Monday, where he sold another
gas engine. Mr.. Juel is general rep
resentative for the Thompson-Lewis
engines and is having great success
as a salesman, having disposed Of six
engines last month and eight this
month.
Mrs. e. A. Caswell returned from
Tucumcari, New Mexico, last Thurs
day on the evening passenger from
Sioux City. She came out of summer
weather right into winter weather
and crossed the ice covered bosom Of
the silvery Sioux in her hurry to
reach Inwood and comfort. Mrs.
Caswell has been down in New Mexico
visiting relatives.
L. r. Meinzer Of Harrisburg had a
birthday Monday and a party of ten
Cantonites ven up to help him cele-
brated. The Canton party was COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wendt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kehm, Dr.. and
Mrs. Wendt, E. j. Straw and wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed L. Wendt.
This same party helped Mr.. Meinzer
to celebrate his birthday a year ago.
If you love a good cup of coffee
don't fail to be at the Pickett idcoe
store Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of this week, and see the Kin Hee
coffee system in operation. Coffee
made in M minute and served free.
1. r. Sletten of Harrington. Nebras-
ka, has become a resident of Canton,
having purchased the Nels Dahl pro-
perty on East 5th street. Mrs. Slet-
ten and four children constitute Mr..
Sletten's family in Canton. He has a
son over in Turner county who is
teaching school. MI. Sletten oHns a
fine large farm over in Nebraska
which he has rented. He formerly
resided in Turner county where he
has three brothers, all prominent and
wealthy farmers, and another brother
who resides in Delapre township in
this county. The Leader extends
hearty welcome to Mr.. Sletten and
family.