Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
Worthing Items
June 20, 1906.


%, skiddoo, for you, do you mind.
Miss Grace Kuhns returned last
Thursday from her sojourn in Lyman
county, and reports much of inter rest
as to the activity and progress of the
new settlers, and the members of the
Worthing colony doing nicely.
The Jackson party returned from
Charles Mix county last Thursday,
and were accompanied by Mrs. Elmer
Bradfield of Wagner, who came tc
Wortling for treatment under DR.,
Kerr.
W. W. Sanders was a Gate City pas.
senger Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John Aslin returned last Sat-
urday from Anamosa, Iowa, whittier
she was summoned by the serious
illness of her mother, and who died a
few hours after her arrival there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holt of Sioux
City, arrived here Saturday noon and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bradshaw till Tuesday morn
ing.
Jim Madden, Peter VanHouten,
Editor and Mrs. Hattlested and Mrs.
Chas. Kuhns were among the Worth
ingites who attended the Old Set
tiers picnic last Saturday.
Earl Beeler of Alcester, visited rela-
tives in Worthing for a few days and
Tuesday left for Morris, Manitoba, to
visit his sisters.
A very copious and much needed
rain came to this section last Sunday,
and every M is rejoicing.
j. p. Ser of Marion, was greeting
friends here last Monday and looking
after telephone matters, and said
Mrs. Ser would soon have to go to
the hospital for treatment, which
will be much regretted by, her many
friends here who wish her speedy re-
covery.
w. F. Greene left Monday for Oar
lington, Wis, his paternal home, for
an extended visit. Lawrence Tate is
taking his place in his store during
his absence.
Mrs. A. C. Burns and children left
for hardwood, Iowa, after a pleasant
visit with Grandpa and Grandma
Brown.
Miss Hilka Wilkins arrived here
Monday to visit friends and relatives.
Everybody attend the Lennox- Wor-
thing base ball game, to be played in
Worthing, June 9th. Both teams
have the best of material and a close
and spirited contest will be had.
Fred Hannah left here Tuesday fol
Miles City. Montana, and will visit
old friends and register for a claim ir
the Grow Indian reservation opening,
and also visit at Hunters Springs
Montana.
Barney Adams, Beresford's mar.
shall, stopped here on his way home
from 500 Falls, and was accompanied
by Harry Johnson Of Beresford, who
worked as a lather on the new Ma,
sonic Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mausbach o
Kimball, came to Worthing last Mon
day for a visit and to complete future
plans. We understand they sold theil
Brule CO., farm for a snug sum, and
may return to Worthing permanent
ly.
Chas. Larson of Beresford, was uI
here Tuesday on his way to Cantor
to defend his mortgaged horse case.
The Fokken children of Chancellor
are the guests Of MI. and Mrs Mai
VanLoah and family.
Mrs. Frank Hornbeck arrived here
Tuesday from Lyman county, where
she was looking after the claim taken
by her late husband. Mrs. Hornbecl
Is Mrs. Dempsey Whitlow's sister-in.
law and Is now her guest.
Mrs. j. D. Richardson OF Canton
came to Worthing last Thursday anG
remained until Tuesday, the guest o.
Mrs Edward Norton, and Tuesday
left for a visit at Davis.
r. u. Bradshaw and Mart Bremen
left here Tuesday morning for az
extended trip through Southwestern
North Dakota, and with Billings,
Montana, the objective point.
G. NJ. Burney and Martin johnson
shipped from Worthing last Saturday.
nine IAN or 1S9 head Of fat cattle to
Chicago. The cattle were beauties,
and Lincoln county has no men OF
whom she is more proud of than
Messrs Burney and johnson. 49, -
a very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the home Of Mr.. and MB. A.
81. Hohf, Wednesday morning At II