Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
Worthing Items

He shot at a goose, he shot at ;
duck, he didn't hit either, so ht
called it bad luck.
He shot at a barn, the broad side
1--WE don't give a darn do you ole
barn?
G.. f. Mills, cashier Of the state
Bank Of Fairview, and his father, H.
f. Mills OF Spirit Lake, Iowa, were
in our city on business last Saturday.
Miss Mary Parkc and her brother
Roy, who is attending the. canton
high school. came up 10 NOrthlils
last Saturday, and spent Sunday With
their parents, who live south OF town
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Brandhagen OF
Canton, came up to WOrthlng last
Monday and intend to spend Il few
DAYS with their sons who live south
west of here. Mr.. and Mrs. Brand
hagen returned last Thursday from
their soiourn in California, where
they spent the winter and thorough
~ enjoyed themselves, even to their
trip home, made dangerous by the
numerous mountain slides, and AT
one time were detained sixteen hours
on account of a wreck ahead OF them,
and one behind them.
Mr.. NJ. Albaugh of Canton, was
here Monday. the guest OF his SON
Robert j., and greeting old time
friends.
Mark Bushnell is following in the
footsteps of Worthing, and is shing-
ling his house, and will therefore be
''dry" the coming season.
George Woodley of Canton was in
our city last Monday.
City Assessor Madden went down
to Canton Tuesday p. m. to join AS
SCISSOR John IverSOn and the rest or
the county Assessor contingent at
the regular meeting to prepare Tor
the 1906 assessment.
Last Saturday evening the repub-
licanS of Worthing and vicinity held
a rally in the opera house, at which
Hon. o. S. Clifford and Fred ~. Cuth-
bert were the speakers. The Lennox
band were here to the number or "a,
and rendered excellent selections,
first on the street and then in the
opera house, and right here we wish
to say that the band is a credit TO It's
MI. Jacobs, Lennox and Lin
coin county. Fred Gerber acted as
chairman of the meeting and intro
duced as the first speaker, Judge Gil.
ford, who explained the purpose OF
the meeting, and the purpose ana
desire of the true repuDllcans IN
South Dakota. Judge Clifford was
followed by Fred T. Cuthbert, the
candidate for Attorney
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On the political issues of the day.
extra large crowd greeted the
The speakers. which speaks highly
for tie fellowship of Worthing re-
CARELESS of politics or party lines.
H.. N. Cooper, Herman Richter,
md Will Ingham drove overland
With Judge Clifford and Attorney
Iuthbert and attended the rally here
asst Saturday night.
Chas Reynolds of Canton was here
business last Monday.
James Orr of Sioux City bought
lere and shipped to Omaha last Mon
Day, sixteen horses.
The sunshine and good weather OF
he past week has given every n
cal spring vim, and several have
commenced seeding.
viii Stengle returned from Sioux
lily Tuesday. where he purchased
wo car loads of cattle which he will
t for the market later on.
Word reached here that Howard
Ills of Centeryille, bought seven
lead of horses last Tuesday, and
night the entire bunch was
tolen from his barn.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. j..
II. Montgomery and Miss Kathrene
Davies entertained the Ladies Aid
of the Congregational church,
Ind the occasion was also q friend
hip testimonial to Mrs. Rev. Thomp-
on, whose forty-sixth birthday was
IGNORED, and Mrs. Thompson was
presented by the Secretary, Mrs. DR..
kess, on behalf of the society, a
beautiful jardineer stand. The
weather and supper were perfect,
hence the society enjoyed a very
pleasant and successful meeting,
much due however to the credit of
the hostesses. Those from out of
town present were, Mrs. Henry Holt
of Sioux City, Mrs. G. r. Moulton
and Mrs. Harry Eastcott of Canton
Lie ME-. anQ MIS-. y. L. Seff II son,
Robert, of Marion.
Rev. Scott of G%arretson, preached
in Worthing on Monday night in the
NJ. E. Church and at Cottage Grove
Tuesday night and Pioneer WedneS-
day night, and Rev. Dibble of Parker
preached here Tuesday night and
Rev. Loveall will preach Sunday p. m.
and all under the auspices of the
Methodist District Missionary Socie-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hurley Sunday
ed at the paternal home in LennoX.
Miss Nina Winger came down from
Lennox last Friday and is busily en-
gagged in preparing the 'caness-W Wing
er Millinery Emporium for the Grand
opening next Saturday, April 18th.
Last Thursday, Mrs. Prof. Glen