Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
Martin Renli was a visitor satur-


Martin Renli was a visitor Satur-
day.
s. r. Keith was a renewal subscrib-
en- Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Nash came home from
Hawarden Saturday.
Miss Stensrud made her regular
trip to Inwood Friday.
Saturday was the first real winter
day experienced SO far in Canton.
$4,000 to loan on Lincoln county
realty. See E. A. Jones. 2-2
Paul Eneboe was shaking hands
with his many friends in town sat1lr-
day.
Ole Hokenstad was in town Satur-
day enjoying the fine crisp winter
atmosphere.
Mrs. A. Heigerson and son went
down to Elk Point Friday To visit
with friends.
Tom Lunder was q visitor last SAT-
urday. Tom reports everything in
good shape in Dayton
Mrs. o. a. Bader returned Friday
To Hawarden, after a visit with her
sister Mrs. A. L. JONES
President Thorson of the First
National went to Sioux City last Sat
urday, returning Monday.
Floyd Cooper and Wynn Bennett
came up from Vermillion for a visit
with their parents, they returned to
vermillion on Saturday.
Richard Reierson Of Mitchell, son
OF Hans ReiersOn, returned TO his
Mitchell home Monday, after a most
enjoyable visit in Grand Valley and
Riverside for nearly three weeks.
Miss Corrine Milliman was down
from Sioux Falls to witness the basket
ball game Friday evening and while
regretting the defeat OF Sioux Falls
d vas pleased that her old schoolma-cs
In Canton won such a splendid vic
tory.
Henry Clay Johnston was a visitor
Saturday, and renewed his subscrip-
ton. He Is very expressive in lang
uage concerning the mail route sys-
tenn out his way. The government
reuter- didn't make connections
down at Mr.. Johnston's place, and he
don't know where he will get his
mail now.
Richard Reierson of Mitchell. who
had been visiting Grand Valley rela
tiyes and friends for a couple of weeks
returned home Monday. He and Car
Ovre were visitors Saturday, Richard
calling to leave 81 on subscription
Carl indicated by a remark or twt
that Richard was greatly IN love will
GRAND Valley, and Richard blushed
. little. The Mitchell boys are :
dashing set.
The very same conditions that fore
ed Governor LaFollette to become ;
candidate for governor OF Wisconsin ;
third time, has forced Governor Cum
minis to fight the peoples battle N
Iowa for a third time, and a similal
condition has forced self respecting
republicans In South Dakota to sup
port Coe i. Crawford for governor t.
replace Mr.. Elrod who stands will
the corporations against the interests
or the people. The corporation mach.
Inc can't fool the people any longer
Cooperation tools must go and cor
poratlon-trust robbery must cease.
Charlie Wells, one OF the old timers
In Dayton township, was in town last
Saturday, and he feels slighted tt
think that some of the fair CORES
pondents told Of a nice sociable in
Dayton but didn't tell where It was
held. Charlie was a poor lone bache
lOr when the social was held at his
place. He thinks some OF the girls
put9up q job on him and refused te
report the social as being held at hi
place az a punishment for baching
Charlie says Il is all right. The girl.
slight him II they want to, bu,
he had the prize winning social OF thu
noaoon Just the ame
s-0eorge Byers horses are all younS
1nd 6Dund and growing into money
TlDeyAa ne the kind TO buy. Sale ~
the Canton livery Feb. q 49,
John s. KRISTEN