Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
Worthing Items
May IS, 1906.

The fifteenth was election day, ana
the thirtieth will be decoration Day
The one was observed here, ana tle
other will be.
Ludwig Greenfield, G. G. kuper
and Fl. G. Newendorph OF LehhoA
stopped here Friday on their way
home from Sioux City where they
purchased a new auto.
Mrs. John Dickens has now reco'-
cred from her fright, as has also het
team, which became frightened ana
broke loose at the approach OF the
new auto, but were caught and the
harness fixed up.
Mrs. Whitehead of Canton visited
friends here last Saturday.
John Johnson of Lincoln township,
| who recently met with a severe loss
by fire, is now building a large barn
32x4S, and MI. Thompson OF BereS-
ford, with a gang of five carpenters
is doing the work,
Mat Solso returned last Friday
from his sojourn at Newman Grove,
| Nebraska and reports a very pleasant
trip.
Jack Noel, one of the stalwarts OF
the c~ounty-we mean as a farmer n
stock feeder, has been quite sick and
is under the care of DR.. Kerr.
Mrs. Dick Reamer is still confined
to her room by inflammitory rheu-
matism, but DR.. Kerr reports that
she is improving. Mrs. Nelson Rooms
is here as her nurse.
O. L. Peterson, Fairview's hustling
merchant was in our city on business
last Monday.
Fred Hurley, Worthing's "stand
by" pitcher and a former member OF
the Lennox Browns, accompanied by
a host of other Worthingites, drove
over to Lennox last Sunday and saw
the Lenn0x Browns, encircied by
their new canvass field fence, do the
500 Club nine of Sioux Falls to the
tune of n to "nit.'
Clel Raymond, Adolph Rue and
Nels Nelson, with a prairie schooner
equipped like a baggage car enroute
to a convention of Eagles, left here
Saturday afternoon and returned Sun
day evening. We didn't ask them
whether they went to SOckery HIPS
pond Or TO Devils Lake, North Oak
ota but they got a dell of 4 lot OF
fish.
The weather last week was most
excellent and hundreds Of acres OF
corn we're planted, and the farmers
are happy and who is more Thankful
for all this than the editor, for the
farmers come first and then the
editor.
Henry Loomis the hustling rea
estate agent spent several days here
last week and on Saturday went III
to Mitchell to arrange for a new
home he recently bought in the Corn
Palace City. His son Clarence has
entered the University there and will
now enjoy the benefits and comforts
of living with his parents during his
college course.
William Parke, senior, is under the
care of DR.. Kerr, and stomach trouble
is the cause.
Prof. Clendennen and Miss Davies
are now in the midst of their labOrs
for the spring graduation which vii
be held Friday June first.
John HALF of Winona is the guest
of his sister Mrs. John Ball anc
family.
Mrs. Robert Cox is reported to bt
gaining, WI are glad to say.
Mrs. Frank Reasy is very sick, ane
her daughter, Mrs. Buskirk of Siou,
Falls came down to Worthing Tues
day evening to attend her.
Grandpa Bradshaw is still quit
sick, but plucky as were his ninet.
years, he is still of the same energy
Gilbert johnson went up to Siou'
Falls this Wednesday morning t
consult Drs. Stevenson, in regard t
his eyes.
Mrs. John Huseboe and Miss Hal
were Canton passengers Wednesda.
morning.
Miss Gladys Cooper of Canton re
turned home Monday noon after
pleasant visit with her friend Mis-
Beth Bradshaw.
Jack Burke Of Lincoln TOWNSHIP
was in town yesterday and reporte'
that he was through planting cor
and everything lovely In the raj
splitting township.
Joe ingalls, drove to the Queer
City Sunday and was accompanies
by Miss Della Bradshaw and Gladly
Manning, who came down for a shor
visit at Miss Bradshaw's home. Mrs
ingalls, who had been visiting il
Sioux Falls accompanied Joe home
Main Tate Is building a screel
veranda for A. II. Hohf on his resi-
dence, and a short time ago installed
a dandy for Chas. KuhnS on his resi-
dence, and now these two gentlemen
and theirs can sit under their owl
vine and veranda and wink at tn
astand p~atters," and the dear littl'