Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-07

ROAD ana us DTlue nearly cOusfdtuid
lions. They will be at home after
December 18th, at pa Lincoln ave
Senator Cook of Plankinton was ir
Canton Monday on his way home.
Highest market price for all kinds
of furs. Nels Ralston, Canton.
l.. E. Tillotson left Friday for up
state points on real estate business.
Ed Sogen was down from Klondike
Saturday after a big stock OF goods.
Miss Flora Shields took advantage
of the excursion to Chicago Monday
A. J. Kuhns was in town Monday
His corn is all in crib and he feels
easy.
Chinese drawn work all hand
made. For sale by Mrs. A E. Ney'
hart. Call and see it.
Mrs. Fred Whitehead, Mrs. Will
Soule and Miss Blanche Grace were
Sioux Falls visitors Monday.
Fred Smith, rural mail carrier,
found a boys coat north of the Brown
schoolhouse, and wants an owner.
Banker Mills of Fairview was in
Canton between trains Monday on his
return from a weeks visit at the
lakes.
Editor Wolf of the Hawarden
Chronicle was in Canton Monday on
his return from a business trip over
at Rock Valley.
John TollefSon was in town Satur-
day. He said he has been so busy of
late that he just stayed at home and
piled up corn.
Harry Stein of the Syndicate Block
meat market, has put in a bone
crusher and will furnish crushed bone
for chickens. Nothing better.
Get ready for the holidays. See
that the little folks are we'll remem-
bered, because we all know what
Santa Claus means to the children.
j. Fl. Hansen of Mound City kind
ly remembered the Leader this week
with a check for SIS to apply on sub
scription and j. H. has the thanks of
the editor for the same.
Wanted a girl to do general house
work. Good wages.
Mrs. G. B. Kennedy.
DR.. and Mrs. J.. M. Lewis accom-
panied by their daughter and son,
Maud and Napoleon, expect to start
for Southern California next week,
taking the southern route through
Texas.
w. U. Parke of Lincoln township
was a visitor Monday and a renewal
subscriber. Mr.. Parke is a success
full farmer and reports an average OF
so bushels of corn to the acre this
year, of a fine quality.
Superintendent WOODBURY. of the
city schools returned Saturday from a
Thanksgiving visit with friends at
Tyndall. He said he had a most de.
lightful time of it. because Tyndall
has unusual attractions.
d. L. Williams one of the popular
and progressive farmers of Lynn
township was in town Saturday, &C
companied by his daughter Bernice
Bro. Williams favored the LEADER
with a call and a renewal subscrip
tion.
Perrien Dean left for Chicago Tues
day where he will spend the winter
in his elegant home on jackson boule
ward. He spends his summers on hi!
100 acre farm over in Lyon count.
and his winters in the metropolis o
the west.
That bit of good road" north 0
town that Mr.. Skartvedt was patri
otto enough to fix up with his roat
~leveler, has received much favorable
comment. E. J. Straw says it is ever
a pleasure to endure the rough roat
until you get there for the charm Q
a drive owe that three mile race
track. We hope those north of MI
Skartvedt will continue the goo,
work as far north as Paul Bankson's
Andrew Syvertson Of Grand Valley
returned from Charles Mix count
last week where he was visiting witt
old friends including Mike Stand
and J. j. Rommereim Of Geddes. II
reports these old timers IS prosperin
and enjoying all the comforts tina
belong to Industrious farmers. 81
states that all the Lincoln count
boys that went over to Charles Mi
are doing well and living in elegan
homes.
Big man-What do you know? Ii,
tie Man-Nothing. Big Man-Wha
a mar you'd make on a jury.
"Come, come" said Tommy's motl