Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
School commenced Monday and the

youths are happy.
Try wi Norwegian currant cake.
The Gate City Bakery.
$4,000 to loan on Lincoln county
realty. See E. A. Jones. 24-2
S. J. Lukken was among the big
farmers who renewed his subscription
last Friday.
George G.. Johnson and his charm
ing bride returned from their we'd
ding trip last week.
Lutte Schone and two men are cut
ting cord wood down in the big tim
ber' for Earl Boyce.
Prof. Lawrence got one of his
fingers under a windo% Monday that
didn't stay up and the result is a
broken finger.
e. b. Peterson, n Of the best
men in the county. was a renewal
subScribes last week. lie is one of
natures noblemen.
Paul Eneboe, M of the solid farm
ers and n of the best men in High
land township, was 4 renewal sub
Scriber last Saturday.
The Star Crown" is the Canton
favorite. The best 5 cent cigar on
the market. Try n and you'll ell
JOY it. AZ
DR.. Neo O'Neil one of the best
dentists in the state has an office in
Lennox where he a be found six
days days out the week.
Four new subscribers last Monday:
MesSrs. Hawn. Johnson, Mile and
Kelley, with a total for the first seven
days in the year of fifteen.
Alton Packard. the famous lecturer,
cartOonist and wit will appear at the
opera house next Saturday evening,
in the regular lecture course.
Miss Patterson of Sioux Falls,
teacher of the violin at All Saints,
was in Canton Monday. She will be
a weekly visitor from now on as she
has quite a number of pupils here.
Editor LaFOllette of Mitchell, was
conspicuous among the honest states
men who came down through Canton
last Saturday. He is a fighter like
that Wisconsin brother, but William
went democratic, but there isn't a
democratic hair in his head.
MI. and Mrs. Martin Lyberger are
hock in C,ptop and will remain here.
Mr.. Lybarger having sold his boot
and shoe business at Sheldon, Iowa.
The Leader is pleased to see Mr.. Lv-
barger and his accomplished lady and
their sweet little daughter back
among their old friends.
Hon. Thomas ThorSOn, State Sena-
tor Cassill and Attorney Cuthbert at
tended the republican state central
committee meeting at Sioux Falls
last week. 1t was the best attended
committee meeting Eve held. and
there was a little politics on the
side-both sides. The Gamble wing
of the party was we'll represented.
Bright and early Monday morning
Tillman Mausbach marched into our
sanctum, smiling and happy and as
solid as a man % war. Tillman is n
of the happiest men on earth with
always a kind word and a greeting so
full of kindness that it cheers. He
is one of the old pioneers in Lynn
township and pays for his Leader a
year in advance as regular as the year
rolls around.
Mr.. Daniel G. Johnson accompanied
by his fair bride were visitors at this
office Monday morning and ordered
the Leader sent to their address at
WoonsOcket. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
went up to Dayton to visit a few
days with Mrs. Thompson, the brides
mother, after which they will go to
WOOnsOcket. Mr.. johnson is one of
the leading farmers in Sanborn
county and a gentleman any young
lady might be proud to call husband.
Patrick Kelley, proprietor of the
Gate City Dairy, remarked Monday
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81 am a firm believer in the doctrine
of protection, a protection that means
a loyal support Of every home indus
try. l buy everything l need from
business men, because it is
the only way we can build up our
home town. and without such sup
port our merchants would not be able
to make Canton what it is, one of the
best business towns in the north
Mr.. Kelley has the correct
view of the matter, and his example
is one every man in the county a
with pride and profit.
Edgar Wardwell, one of the old
guard of Dayton township, aud now
one of the grain buyers of Harrisburg,
was a visitor Saturday. Edgar put
down three dollars on subscription
and remarked that politics was be-
ginning to show color up his way. He
intimated that the people up north
are in for a "square deaf' this year
and that none but square deal' peo-
pie will be put on guard. He is
of the opinion that the South Dakota
machine will find very few followers
his part of the county, and he