Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

and Ernest Madden were in town
last Saturday.
Miss Bapp, a teacher at Redtield,
was a visitor last Friday at the home
Of Mrs. E. NJ. Boyce.
Mrs. S. b. Averill leaves for Logan,
Iowa, Thursday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Fannie Brown.
Hans Graneng and wife returned
from Sioux City after a pleasant visit
with Sioux City friends.
Ex-Surveyor General Sullivan was
among the returning statesmen o
Sioux Falls last Saturday,
Joe Juel, the expert gas engine
dealer, went out to Chancellor Tues
day to put up a new engine.
Money on Lincoln County Land at
81 per cent per annum. Gray's lnfor-
nation Bureau. Canton, S. ID.
Pres. f. A. Overseth of the Farm
ers' State Bank, went down to
Hudson Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Frank Ehredt returned from
Dell Rapids Tuesday where she had
been visiting friends for a week.
Arndt Hanson came down from
Sioux Falls last Saturday feeling
much better and gaining strength
rapidly.
Mrs. Rachel Sorenson of Mankota,
Minnesota, kindly remembered the
Leader with a renewal subscription
Tuesday.
United States Attorney Elliott
came down from Sioux Falls Tuesday
homeward bound accompanied by
Mrs. Elliott.
David White took his mother over
to Centerville Friday after a visit
with her son and daughter at Beloit
for a few weeks.
Col. William Powers of Yankton
was among the returning politicians
last Saturday who were at Sioux
Falls to help regulate the political
machine.
Captain Leech of Running Water,
who AN foul Of Ben HOOver's
little game at Sioux Falls, and gave
it away, was among the returning
Gamble supporters last Friday.
The Robinson restaurant building
is for rent-the entire building if
wanted. A first class stand for any
business.
Soren J.. Ostraat, the successful
manager of Mr.. Thorson's big farm
northwest of town, called Tuesday
with three dollars for his subscrip-
ton.
F. J. Dunn of Hot Springs, Ark,
has accepted the position of clerk at
the Rudolph. He was recently en-
ployed as night clerk at the Cataract,
Sioux Falls.
Col. McDougall, the brilliant sold
Ter and genial gentleman from Mar
shall county vas among the states
men who came down to Canton last
Saturday bound north over the Mil
waukee.
Earl Boyce drove Bob Harris and
family down from Beloit for a Sunday
visit with J. NJ. Harris at Fairview ".
Earl is never happy unless doing
to make other people
happy.
Soren J. Ostraat and his mother
returned Monday from a visit YER at
Primghar. Mr.. Ostraat is the man.
ager of Mr.. Thorson's big farm north
west of Canton, and he is ar excel
lent manager.
j. M. Thompson of Hanska, Mimi,
station agent and operator at that
place, was in Canton last week, visit
ing with his friend, Charles Heck
master. Both were~ residents of
Bloomington, Wis. years ago.
About thirty members Of the Bap-
fist church met with Mrs. e. NJ.
Boyce Monday evening to discuss
church matters, after which Mrs.
entertained them to a splendid
which was followed by a social
hour or two.
Attorney Spangler of Mitchell was
at Sioux Falls recently and had some
hot words with Senator Kittredge.
The Senator lost his temper some
but the big attorney at Mitch
ell came out of the contest smiling.
Attorney Spangler resented boss die
He owes the machine moth
ing but a licking.
Hon. Thos Thorson, member Of the
State Central committee for Lincoln
county, will have in a few days, $50
of the new caucu law, which
members of town boards car procure
by calling at the First National bank,
and any other interested party may
secure a copy as long as they last.
Frank j. Hawn, son of Col. d. Fl.
Hawn of this city, has accepted a
position in DR.. Noid's drug store, and
will prove a very popular gentleman
behind the prescription case. Frank
took a post graduate course at High
land Park College, Des Moines, grad
uating last November with a high
record. The Editor of the Leader
has known Frank since he was a wee