Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
Worthing Items
Anril IL. 1905.

Oscar Johnson and Elmer Larson o.
Hudson stopped here last Thursday
on their way TO Lyman Co.
Chas Trip OF Akron. Iowa, has
rented Martin Carr's farm and last
Wednesday shipped his household
and farm jmpliments, horses, cattle
etc, to Wortffng and is now nicely
located. HIS mother and sister viii
keep house for him, he is also a broth
er Of Ed. Trip.
E w. Parks Of Sioux Falls, was in
town last Saturday.
AS Mrs. Thos Brady, accompanied
by Mrs. James Woodley and o Har-
ley. boarded the train last "Wednesday
noon forG their homes west OF the
river, Mrs. Brady informed the writer
that the Milwaukee has passenger
service direct to her home in Relience
now, instead Of having TO stay in
Chamberlain w night as previous
One team Of gray Geldings weight
26oo lbs s215.n9. THos- BRADY
Worthing S. ID. 42-44
Charles and Stella Bradshaw came
up from Yankton College and spent
their vacation with their parents,
relatives and friends. They enjoy
their school work, are progressing rap
idly and returned this Wednesday
morning TO begin the spring term.
The millinery emporium of Misses
Fodness and Winger wal packed with
buyers last Saturday and no town in
the state has a neater or better stock
that the Fodness- Winger millinery
Co.
The Worthing Rebecca staff went
to Lennox last night and assisted the
Lennox brothers and sisters in put
ting on the work
The Misses Tate are entertaining
their sister Mrs. Graves Of Harvard
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warren were
Canton passengers Friday morning.
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. T. j. Martins
mother, went to the Queen City for a
few days visit, last Friday.
Miss Almatia Davies, who is a
student in Yankton College, spent her
vacation, as guest Of her sister Miss
Katherine.
n. Smith of Lennox stopped in
Worthing on his way home last Sat
urday after attending the County
Commissioners meeting in Canton.
Mr.. Smith is the member from this
section and a thorough one.
William Mausbach and Miss Eva
Reamer, two OF the most popular
youffg people il Lincoln county, were
married at Canton "Wednesday noon,
at the Congregational parsonage by
Rev. 81 5. Evans. A host Of friends
extend congratulations to MI. Maus-
bach and his charming bride.
Mrs. p. j. Van Houten vent to
Canton Saturday nOon to Sunday
with her son Charles ana family.
AdOlph Rue, who is an excellent
blacksmith too, went to Lennox on
the morning train Monday.
John Schoeneman of Spring Green,
Wisconsin, stopped here last Monday
to visit relatives and renew acquaint-
ances. Mr.. Schoeneman and Uncle
Fred Gerber, ST., drove overland from
" Wisconsin a ear ago and flied on
land here. Mr.. Schoenman's filing is
the present Mrs. Pat Clark farm, and
ing or part of it. 1t took them la
DAYS to make the trip and that was
not all. MI. SchoDeman is and has
been for the last eight years, in the
real estate business.
Two good ACCOMPLISHMENTS in Ly-
man county, close to town, for sale.
Apply to THos. BRADY, Worthing, s..
ID. 42-44
The Bausch Bros, who live on the
George Woodley farm two miles south
and two and one half miles vest of
Worthing, have a dapple brown Nor
gan Stallion, weight 1900 pounds,
| which they will stand the coming
season at James Huseboe's livery
barn, every Saturday, and the re-
mainder of the week at their home
on the Woodley farm. and will insure
The seven months old child of Nj.
and Mrs. Ellis Clark, formally of
| Worthing but now OF Beresford, died
last Monday and was buried in Ha-
warden, Iowa, last Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. James White and family OF
Worthing attended the funeral. The
little n was Mr.. and Mrs. Whites
grand child.
Mrs. John Files of Hartley, Iowa.
was here last Friday, the guest Of
Mrs. Pat Clark and friends. Mrs
Files was one OF a party who went to
chamberlain last Thursday to go tx
Lyman county, but as the Milwaukee
bridge had been washed away they
returned to their homes. In looking
over the old files we find that Mr.. anG
Mrs. Files formally lived here and
that the files OF the Milwaukee show
that Mr.. Files was formally station
agent here.
Willard HUFF sold to Mr.. Burney
36 head OF cattle which averaged 1896
pounds and brought $3.50 per hundred
They were the finest bunch of cattl,
brought TO Worthing this season ant
one or them weighed 1900 pounds
They were shipped direct TO Chicago
and Nj. HUFF accompanied tho con
signment.
Tfllman Mausbacil, Chas. Kuhns
John SolsO, A. H. Hohf, LATE VIII
Hams and several others from thi
place went to Canton Tuesday night
and saw the Canton NJ. w. A. goa
do the bucking stunt some Sixteel
times. They report an excellent
time and great praise for the Cantor
brothers.
Ben ;. WhitIow made a busin es
trip To Canton last Monday a. M.
Mrs. Lee Klinger and son arrive.
There from Monroe, >. II. Tuesday a
m. and papa Klingler Is now proude
than a peacock in the spring time.
Mr.. Gingery OF Washington Springs
was here Tuesday morning and re
turned TO his home with Mr.. LOOMS
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