Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04
TWO nice rooms for rent over the

Two nice rooms for rent over the
Leader Office.
Prof. Dean came up from the south
Monday.
visitor Friday.
T.. j. Peterson of Dayton, was a
pleasant caller Friday.
Harry Aikens was down from Sioux
Falls the first of the week.
Paul M. Fossum of Highland, was
among our visitors Saturday and left
some cash on subscription.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. DeLong are re-
ioicing over the arrival Of a son at
their home Sunday morning.
Miss Bessie Thompson left Saturday
for Highmore, where she has accepted
a position in a real estate office.
A social dance was held at the Ru-
dolph Saturday night. Ainsworth's
Orchestra furnished the music.
Pasture for 100 head of cattle.
Running water and shade. Apply to
y. A. Benz. A.
Mrs. w. S. Arnold returned Satur-
day from her Iowa trip. She has been
gone nearly six months visiting her
brothers.
President Thorson of the First Ma
tional went to Sioux City Saturday TO
visit his sister, Mrs. Goetz, returning
Monday.
John Wilson arrived home Friday
from Chicago, where he has been
studying pharmacy at the North
western University.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson Hobbs left for
her home in Denver, Colorado, Friday,
after a three months visit with her
sister Mrs. L. l.. Redfeld.
Sumner Johnson lost a SO bill on
the street of Canton Monday. If the
finder will return the same to this
office a suitable reward will be paid.
Miss Alma Nordtvedt left for st.
Peter, Minnesota, last Saturday
morning, where she will enter a
training school for professional nurses.
For Sale-Carman No. 3 seed po-
tatoes. Apply to Henry M. Hanson.
Route /, Canton. 44-4
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lee are very
happy over the arrival of a little
daughter at their home Monday, and
Grandpa Shufelt steps around like a
boy of 20.
X Thompson. Of SIOUX Falls, was III
the city Friday looking after-busi-
ness. Mr.. Thompson is doing an ok
tensiye real estate business, and has
a large list Of North Dakota lands for
sale.
Wanted.-State Representative who
is capable of organizing and handling
crew of statesmen. One in each
ty. Some knowledge Of farming nee
essary. Splendid and permanent pos
ition. Give reference in first letter.
Box g6, paducah, Ky. 1876
Patrons of the Rudolph were de-
ligghtfnllyy eatertainea during the noon
hour Sunday by Ainswerth's Orehes-
ira. The dinner was an excellent
one,s such as Chef Donaldson is in the
habit of preparing. Landlord Nc
Dermott spares no pains in making
the service at this popular hotel first
class.
Sumner johnson of Lincoln town
ship, returned from Billings county,
North Dakota, Monday, where he
filed on a homestead vel near the
Montana line. He says the country
is all right and anyone who don't
think as he does don't know what he
is thinking about. Sumner says 1t is
a great country for stockmen and the
herds roam the range summer and
winter with only a brand mark for
protection.
Miss Vera Lewis entertained the
high school seniors and faculty last
Friday evening. There were also
present as guests on this occasion,
Mrs. Mona Smith, Mrs. Lawrence,
Miss Conklin and Miss Nordtvedt,
teachers under whom the present
senior class have at one time or an
other studied. The entire senior
class began their tabs" under Mrs.
Smith, and she is Justly proud Of the
coming graduates. Miss Lewis enter
tained her guests charmingly and
with games and refreshments the
occasion was made very enjoyable.
Get your clocks and watches re-
paired at the new je xelery store. The
work will be first class. Store in
Sexes tailor shop.
j. Il. KRISTEN, Jeweler.