Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-23

Saturday.
Comrade James Williamson died at
Hurley recently.
John johnson shipped six cars OF
cattle last Saturday.
500 900 to loan on Lincoln county
realty. See r. A. Jones. 24-2
Judge Jameson went to Faulkton
Monday on Legal matter.
OIuf Renli and John Miner were
visitors last Saturday and both were
hunting help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berney Hanson re-
turned from Hudson Friday after a
visit with relatives.
- pay the highest cash price for
cream, butter, eggs and poultry.
Jonas b. Gray.
Harry Berg has purchased the Pete
Thompson property and will soon be
d resident on 10th and Main.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson returned
to Worthing Saturday after a visit
with Rev. Evans and family.
DR.. II. p. Carson OF Scotland the
Superintendent OF Presbyterian Mis-
slons was the guest OF Rev. Evans
Friday.
Mike Gilbertson called Saturday and
had his sons paper changed from Moe
to Route l, Hudson, and left $50 for
his son, G. M. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thompson re-
turned from Wentworth Monday
where they went to look over their
fine farm at that place.
Rev. Thomas Thompson returned
to Worthing Monday after spending
the past two weeks with Rev. Evans
where he has been helping in the re-
viyal meetings.
Jens Jensen. one Of the prosperous
farmers or Dayton, called the other
day and renewed his subscription.
lens has a splendid home and he keeps
everything painted and neat around
home.
Henry F. Gerber vas q genial visit
or Monday. He came down TO do his
duty as a juryman. Mr.. Gerber is a
Worthing boy, born and raised there
and is n Of the most reliable young
gentlemen In the country.
Tillman Mausbach got inside the
Office door last Saturday, then he re-
treated. He found about a dozen old
timers ahead Of him and q number OF
young ladies. We can remember
when Tillman wasn't SO bashful.
George Byers horses are all young
and sound and growing into money.
They are the kind to buy. Sale at
the Canton livery Feb. %. 32-4.
a.. =. Rommeriem OF Pleasant and
John Tollefson Of Norway, were
among our visitors last Saturday. A.
=. said he came along to see that John
got home safe and John said he came
along with Andrew to help him con-
sumo his good cigars. Andrew and
John make q good team.
When Mike Crowley and George
Palmer get away from Lennox to-
gether, It Is safe to hazard the opin-
on that they will have something to
say to their friends when they meet
them. They arc both genial gentle
men, and enjoy a large measure OF
popularity. They came down Monday
to see court open and returned home
IN the evening train.
The editor enjoyed q pleasant visit
from Judge Jones Monday. He told
us OF his southern trip and fhis visit
To Havana. q city that is some
what Americanized since the war, but
he thinks 1t TO far south for q north
ern man. He saw the remains Of the
famous battleship Maine, a sad re-
mlnder OF Spanish treachery and the
emblem o |. Cuban liberty. The Judge
Is . genial gentleman and enjoys the
confidence Of the bar and litigants.
The Leader ONCE enjoyed . very
pleasant visit last Saturday from
Knut Hegge, Ole Hegge and Kunt
Fodness, three hustline young farm
ers from Grant township. They
denied coming to see the Clerk Of
Courts, but we're ready to dance at
any matrimonial event that happen
ed, near home. Anything may happen
out in Grant, for Knut Hegge looked
q good deal like . young man ought to
look after getting q license, when
he handed the Leader editor % on
subscription. The Leader expects to
print some nice wedding stationery
for Grant township parties before
long.
George Byers auction sale OF 50
horses, 60 yearling steers, 1Og0od milk
Icows, and 8 set 81 brand new harness,
Il coming on At the Canton livery
harm Feb. q. 32-4.
Advertised Letters
The following letters remained un-
called for In the Canton post0flce on
Saturday. FeEruaryy II 1903:
Ankle, James
B0eck, Tom
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