Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
Worthing Items
March 20. 1906.

Marcn ~, lSoo.
Spring came in with a bowling gale
full,of real estate.
Ole Ulburg of Lennon. was in Sour
city last Thursday.
Last week we overlooked a visit OF
Mr.. M. X. Eliason, a photographer
from Alexandria, with his brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Eliason.
Jonas johnson returned last We'd
nesday from his s~ojourn in Hot
Springs, Ark. and says that he thor
oughly enjoyed the trip, speaks highly
of the Springs and is now in perfect
health.
Simon =. Donahue left here last
Friday for Chamberlain where he was
Joined by his brother win, and to-
geth err filed on excellent pieces Of
land west of the river.
August Westby of LACROSSE, Wis,
was in our city last Friday.
Frank Bultena of LennOX, and a
brother-in-law OF Mat VanLoh, came
down to Worthing last Saturday and
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Lob and family. Mr.. Bultena has an
excellent position in the Wumke's
Hardware store, and was accompanied
home by his niece, Miss Florence
NanLoh.
Will Powell of ~Bridgewater, lately
of Akron, Iowa, and a boyhood friend
of DR.. jill. Kerr, visited with DR..
and Mrs. Kerr over Sunday and re-
turned to B%ridgewater Monday.
Evan Jones is now a knight Of the
'.grip' and has rs his territory the
DakotaS and Nebraska, in the inter-
est of the A. j. Pugh Pipe Co.
Mrs. James Woodley and son Har-
ley. were Canton passengers Monday
noon. .".s
Anthony Huxtable of Anthony, Ia,
left here for Pierre to file on land
west of the river.
Andrew Skie marketed two hogs
last Monday which brought nearly
$50. How is that for Dakota porkers?
Ern Madden is now the proud pos
SCISSOR of a new mail cart, and now
even Uncle Sam has to bow to him.
Attorney Cuthbert was here or
business last Monday, and was accom-
panied by Chas. Reynolds the mar
who Pops the question, and Joe
Bal lou. two jolly good fellows.
Ed Shull and family of Rock
Rapids, Iowa, returned home Monday
after Il visit with their parents here.
Lee d. Klingler is certainly a credit
to our city. Last Monday he returned
from Monroe and announced that he
is now the father of a nine pound boy
and then installed in his barber shop
"a new Kock barber chair, and a new
Koch two chair shaving case, and
previous to that, had the interior OF
his shop remodeled, newly papered
and painted and we can now truth
fully say that no town of it's size has
a better barber or a better equipped
shop than Worthing, and in Fred
Madden. Mr.. Klingler has an excellent
nnderstudy. We like to see such pro-
gression, and we wish them continued
success.
Miss Nellie Lynch of Pioneer, Miss
Myrtle Kuhns, Miss Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sherman and Grandpa
Kuhns were Canton passengers We'd
nesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Eliason returned
Monday from a visit with friends and
relatives in Hudson. Peter Is no
more a j. p, but still continues his
Just Perfection meat market.
Mrs. Prof. Clendennen had as her
guests yesterday, Mr.. j. p. Serr of
Marion, and Miss Mary Elliott of
Sioux Falls.
Henry LOOMS Of Washington
Springs, is now in Worthing again
after a successful trip in relation to
Jerauld county land. Truly 1T is
astonishing how the price Of land is
advancing and the fellow who buys
now will be the lucky man.
The village election was held mere
yesterday and the following ticket
was elected. Trustee, First ward, P.
A. VanHouten; Second ward, j. P.
Eliason: Third ward, James Madden;
Clerk, G.. M. France; Treasurer, H..
Bradshaw; Assessor, Ern Madden;
Street Commissioner, NJ. G. Raymond;
Justice of the Peace, Oscar LOvegren;
Pound Master, James Huseboe.
In the vote for license or no license,
no license won by 81 to Is, 50 we will,
well we will. The first time In the
history Of the town.
John Hazen left today for Eau
Claire, Wis, for a visit.
Don't forget the grand mask ball
at Worthing Friday March %.