Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-26
Worthing Items


1t is said, that education is a mat
ter OF putting wise thoughts into
your head and getting foolish ones
out.
Miss Ida Ingalls, returned last
Thursday from Parker where she
visited her cousins.
bound passenger Thursday afternoon
for her home at kimball. aftera short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox.
Miss Louise Montgomery of Lennon
who has been the guests Of Mr.. and
returned to the city with the famous
soap name, last Thursday.
Henry Nutbrook wa a Canton pas.
senger Friday morning.
Miss Anna Bush took the Friday
morning passenger for Harrisburg,
after a short visit with her aunt,
Mrs. O.. G. Markham.
e. e. Carpenter of Canton was in
our city last Friday.
Mrs. George Woodley and daughter
Pearl came up from Canton, Frank
Allen and wife from LennoX, and
Carol Allen from Sioux Falls, last
Wednesday, to attend a birthday
party given at the home of Mr.. and
NJ IRIS. II. J. Martin, in honor of their
mother Mrs. ID. G. Allen. who reach
ed her eightieth birthday last Wed
nesday, and who is still hale and
hearty. and we sincerely hope that
she will live to enjoy and celebrate Il
great many more birthdays.
Miss Ililda and Ed Serum of Day
ton Hall, and Sam Parker and Sist er
Katherine of Granite, Iowa, were
among those who attended the dance
given here Friday night.
Some time ago an examination of
applicants for Rural mail carriers was
held in Canton and Erne Madden.
Henry Gerber and Irvon Schwartz.
took the examination for the routes
and the following resulted. Erne
Madden has been appointed carrier
on route number one, with Fred Mad
den his substitute and Mr.. Schwartz,
carrier OH route number two with
Miss Clara Gerber as his substitute.
The first trip is to be made Feb, first
and many are now getting mail boxes
and it is a good idea to be prepared.
for it will be Of great assistance to
the carriers.
Fred Gerber, ST., went to Canton
last Saturday morning and though it
is now possible to make two round
trips to Canton each day, on account
OF u excellent suburban service.
uncle Fred had some thing
else in mind.
Mrs. Fl. T. Hall and daughter we re
Sioux Falls passengers on the 9:l2
morning train last Saturday.
John kraayenbrink and SON., Chase,
made a business trip to Parker last
Saturday returning Monday.
Henry Bradshaw was a passenger to
the Hub last Saturday.
Miss Christina Crowley was d Len
nOX passenger on the belated train
last Saturday and spent Sunday at
her paternal home.
Miss Floy Walters was among the
passengers from here last
Saturday.
Master Hugh Whitlow arrived here
last Friday from Chamberlain and
Mrs. Whitlow came Saturday having
off at Emery to visit friends
and relatives.
John M. SolsO and brother Mat left
here Monday noon for Chicago where
they will visit the metropolis of the
middle west and purchase the latest
and best of everything for their new
location, the corner store. Evan
Jones is in the'Store during their alb
Mrs. F. X. Reasy returned from a
visit in Sioux Falls.
Fred M~ausbauch's horse fell during
1 wolf-jack rabbit chase last Friday
md Fred sustained a sprained wrist,
md now carries his arm in a sling.
Victor Olson of Sioux Falls, Gust
business partner in the
store, came over Monday a..
via Worthing to assist Mr.. Heg-
,trum invoice the stock.