Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-07

list last week.
Arthur Thornton was a Sioux Falls
passenger Monday.
Judge Conklin attended to law bus
mess at Lennox last Friday.
John NJ. Hanson a prominent bust
ness man of Inwood, died last Friday
morning.
Judge Jameson and wife and sons
spent Thanksgiving with Hudson
friends.
Baldwin and Hamilton Pianos for
sale by Syverud & Moe, The Old
Reliable jewelers..
Simon Hanson and wife came down
from Baltic to spend Thanksgiving
with Canton relatives.
Myron Dunlap, son Of Captain and
Mrs. Dunlap, came home for Thanks
giving. He is travelling for a machine
house.
Mrs. Bradshaw returned from HUI
Evansville, Missouri, last Friday,
where she was called by the sickness
Of her father.
State Treasurer Elect CasSill spent
Thanksgiving at the old home at
Garner, Iowa, with his mother and
other relatives.
Register of Deeds Johnson was down
the farm and noting the progress of
farm work.
Miss Mary Uline, one of the popular
high school teachers, vas taken sick
last week and went up to her home
at Dell Rapids.
Now is the time to order your
hand painted china for Christmas.
Blanche fsackson. Studio in Isack-
son Block. 2 w.
The City Council met Monday even
ing and transacted the usual monthly
business and placed four ordinances
on first reading.
DR.. Veo O'Neil has given up his
his fixtures back to Canton, owing to
the demand for his services in the
home office.
Mat Montgomery the popular lum-
Der dealer of Worthing was in Canton
the other day on business but Mat is
always in such a hurry that he finds
no time for visiting.
Photographer Ainsworth came
down from Salem t. eat Thanks
lgiving turkey with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ainsworth. He re-
ports good business at Salem.
N. j. Bragstad of Sioux Falls, father
of the Bragstad Brothers of this city,
and a resident of this county in pio-
neer days, was visiting his sons over
Sunday. He is a very genial gentle
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dean, DIR.
Wendt and Harry Ellis accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Abbott to Chi
cago Monday, where Mr.. Abbott will
be examined by specialists for serious
stomach trouble.
Henry Il. Heryig, son of Otto Her
Wig of this CRY, has moved to Peoria,
Ills, from Chicago, where he and two
other gentlemen have purchased the
Peoria Commercial College, one of the
best in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich came up
from Sioux City to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with Miss Nora Harlan. They
returned home home Monday. Mr..
Goodrich is a prominent contractor
and one of the best posted men in
his line in the country.
The trading stamp fake got run out
OF business and now we have a pre-
MUM fad that will develop into a
bigger farce than the measly stamps.
Business men must do business on the
quality of goods and prices. Pre-
miums are only a snare and a delu-
sion for those who use them.
X. c. Berg. a former Cantonian and
a popular member of the Grieg sing
ing society, who is a resident of Aber-
deem Washington, one of the growing
cities in Grays Harbor. sends the
Leader a copy of the Aberdeen Post
containing a description Of that beau
tiful city with a population of over
1900 showing an increase of 5000 in
five years, and X. G. is right in the
midst of the boom.
OF course you pay your money,