Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23
Worthing Items
February p, 1906.

MINI VI government '''ti '"'''
needs.
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Ostrander will move back ON theil
farm south of town, and Taylor
Shull and family may occupy theil
home here near WOrthing. AS yet,
viii Ostrander has not decided
what he will do the coming season.
Miss Marie Morris of Boyden, Iowa,
returned home last Monday after en-
joying a pleasant stay at the home OF
MI. and Mrs. James Clark.
The many friends of Clyde Hart
man who formerly lived here at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rae,
will be agreeably surprised to learn
that he is living in North Dakota,
and last November was married to a
young lady in the border state. This
is rather late Clyde, but we all en-
tend congratulations.
J. p. Serr of Marion, was in our
city on business last Monday, and on
Tuesday, Mrs. Serr came down from
Marion as the guest of Mrs. Prof.
Clendennen, and the teacher of her
class in fancy art work.
Word has been received from Jonas
Johnson, who is enjoying a sojourn in
Hot Springs, Ark, that he is enjoy
ing his stay immensely, and feeling
fine as a Lincoln county bachelor
just married.
Frank Brown and Mr.. Bryant of
Cleghorn, Iowa, were in Il city and
vacinity the latter part of last week
and as a result they bought, in the
vicinity of Worthing, six carloads, or
l2O head of fat cattle, which they
shipped direct to Chicago. We UNI
derstand that these gentlemen will
be here again in the near future and
those having cattle OF horses to sell
can find out the date by applying to
j. a. French.
John Huseboe is busily engaged in
preparing to enter the merchantile
business in his store lately vacated
by John M. Solso, and last Tuesday
made a trip TO Sioux CITY.
M. Albaugh Of Canton came up
here Monday and returned Tuesday.
OF course he came up to visit his son.,
"Big Bob" who now belongs to the
Worthing bachelor colony, but the
elder Albaugh thinks that before
long-well if nothing happens-it
! ,,or no I onr War araip ..r
W. S. Ingham the versatile cores
pondent to the Argus-Leader from
Canton, and the big End" of the
Sioux Valley News, made a inter
train visit in our city last Friday.
Editor Hatlestad was a passenger
to the Hub last Friday noon.
Ex-Judge Clifford was in our city
on business last Saturday.
C. A. Hofmeister Of Lennox, was in
our city last Monday in the interest
of a fire extinguisher.
W. are informed that at the mar
ried peoples cinch club meeting lately
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Montgomery, the final series of
games was completed, and Charles
Kuhns won first prize for gentlemen
and Mrs. Montgomery, first prize for
ladies.
Last Monday John Huseboe and
family went to Sioux Falls to ac-
company the body of the late A. 4.
Sundvold to the Beaver Creek ceme-
terry north east of town, where SER
vices we're held by Rev. Solem of
Sioux Falls and the body inferred in
the cemetery. Mr.. Sundvold was
seventyeight years old, and died OF
cancer of the stomach. He is sur
vived by a wife, three daughters and
one son. Of whom Mrs. Huseboe is
the Youngest daughter. Another
daughter is Mrs. Ed. Isakson, and
an unmarried daughter lives With
her folks at Sioux Falls. Mrs. Sund-
void is now staying at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. John Huseboe.
Henry Loomis of Washington
Springs, who formerly conducted a
store lltTc-IS iicIc SlcclilS
friends.
Hon. A. j. KuhnS, u next county
treasurer, represented Worthing at
the enthusiastic Crawford meeting in
Canton Tuesday evening.
Henry +. Gerber was serving on
the jury in Canton this week.
Frank Clark, Jr. has returned from
Omaha, Neb., and says that his
mother successfully underwent the
operation and that at this writ
ing she is doing splendidly.
Cashier G.. f. Mills of the State
bank Of Fairview, is in our city today
on business.
G.. L. Beeler of Alcester, is now
assisting in the Whitlow blacksmith
shop.
Fred Gerber, ST., went down to the
Hub, Tuesday a. m. returning on the
evening train.
At one minute after midnight, Feb.
10Th the 80 day task of weighing U.
S. Mail began, in preparation for the