Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-17

Ole Holm is back from his visit to
Old Norway.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. SiveSind
of lnwood, August T., 1906, a sweet
little daughter.
Miss Palma Anderson arrived home
from Chicago, Tuesday night, where
she has been visiting for the past
week.
Mr.. w. p. Barrett of Merrill, Wis
cOnsin, Il student in the Wisconsin
State University, is a guest at the
cation visit.
Don't fail to see that fine collection
Of viulins at Mold and Bencdict'S
Music store. Victims for boys and
girls, and ladies and gentlemen.
Charles J. Arioso enjoyed a pleas
ant birthday Sunday. He still re-
tains his youth and age marks him
not.
Col. Cuppett returned from Cresco
Tuesday evening, where he has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Luers and his
son Frank.
Great corn Weat her this, and the
farmers are the busiest men in the
country.
Tom ESpie, n of the solid farmers
of Turner county, was a Leader visit
or Wednesday morning. Tom was on
his way home from Minneapolis.
Clerk of Courts, A. Brady Beck,
went to Sioux Falls Thursday morn
ing to consult Judge Jones with refer
ence to a date for the fall term Of
court.
Scrub yourself daily, you're not
clean inside. Clean inside means
clean stomach, bowels, blood, liver,
clean, healthy tissue in every organ.
Moral: HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents Tea or Tablets. |. M.
IIelmey & Co.
DR.. r.. r.. Stevenson, the well
known eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist of Sioux Falls, and assistant,
will he i'm Canton Tuesday, Aug. %,
Wednesday, Aug. %, and Thursday,
until noon, Aug. 80, at the Rudolph
Hotel. Glasses also fitted correctly.
Miss Alma I1ackett, daughter of
Editor Hackett of Parker, came down
from Sioux Falls Monday and was a
guest of Jean Linn until Tuesday,
when she went to Sioux City, return
ing Wednesday noon and left tor
home in the evening.
Miss Helen Lausen left for Aber-
deem Tuesday, where she goes to join
her parents, they having moved there
from Canton some time ago. Miss
Zoe Wendt accompanied Miss Lausen
to her new home and will visit there
a few days.
The Epworth League members
gave Rev. Loveall a nice little sur
prise Wednesday evening. Rev.
Loveall has done much for the
League and the League presented
him with a handsome dress suit case
as a token of their appreciation fol
his kindness.
Martin Overseth, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Nordlie, and Miss
Anna Jacobson, left for Minneapolis
Monday evening via. Sioux Falls. AT
Minneapolis they will be Joined by
Miss Anna OverSeth, who has been
visiting there over a month.
Adolph Bragstad and wife leave
Saturday for Turtle Mountain, N. d.,
where they will join Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Stabeck, who W a fine
hunting lodge there, and where they
spend their summers hunting and
fishing. The Turtle mountain coun.
try is full of interest and romantical,
ly SO from the early struggles Of the
white and red men for possession.
John G.. Lee was in town Monday
and stated that he had sold his fine
half section farm in Highland town.
ship to w. G. Brooks and in part pay.
ment took the S. E. quarter of section
7 Canton township, known as the N,
c. Nash homestead. John gives and
takes possession March l, 1907. He
has a fine crop on the Highland farm
one of the best for stock raising and
crops in the county.
DR.. Charles O. Maisch of New York
City, is a guest of Col. McDermott at
the Rudolph. The doctor thinks
Canton one of the most pleasant lit.
tie cities in the west, and me of the
most social and healthful he has eve
stopped in. He is a very genial
gentleman and finds much pleasure
in the simplicity of our rural sur,
roundings and social conditions, with
all the advantages of a large city.