Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

G. III. Cassill was a business caller
at Hudson Monday.
Friday of last week.
Gerhard O. Ness and A. e. Lee
were new subscribers this week.
County Treasurer Slade went down
to Hudson on business Monday.
Earl Crawford left Tuesday for
Polo, Ill, where he will remain for the
winter.
MI. and Mrs. Ed belong went to
Sioux City Monday for a short, visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred belong left
Monday for Hitchcock after a pleas
ant stay with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clip DeLong returned
to Syracuse, Neb., Monday after a
few weeks visit with relatives.
Frank Cortland is moving his
household goods to Mitchell where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Ed PARCELS of Mitchell was in
the city visiting relatives last week
returning home Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Uline, teacher in the
public schools, spent Sunday at her
home in Dell Rapids, returning Mon
day morning.
Herman Maggie who Is attending
Agricultural College at Brookings,
came down Saturday to spend Sun
day with Canton friends.
John Mcconnell arrived from SAN
born Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
o. d. Minis and friends. He return
ed to Sanborn Monday and expects to
go to Montana soon
A. b. Andrew returned from Cuba
City, Wis, last Friday, to look after
his real estate interests here. Mr..
Andrew is interested in the lead and
zinc mines at that place and is doing
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Quien are
mourning the loss Of their dear sweet
II months old son, Abner. The child
was taken with cholera-infantum and
passed away In spite Of the best medi.
cal aid. The child was buried in the
Moe cemetery.
The French submarines have a
fashion OF taking a submarine dip
and staying underwater SO long that
everybody is dead when found by
divers. Submarines are a failure.
They sink themselves oftener than
they sink anything else.
Please remember the Prohibition
rally to be held In the Court Ho use
next Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Chain
is a brilliant orator and Mr.. Lewis is
an able speaker in either the English
or Scandinavian tongue. Those who
are not present will miss a treat
The ladies invited.
Mrs. O. ID. Minis met with a severe
accident about two weeks ago which
confined her to her bed for two weeks
She is now able to use clutches. She
stepped on a lose plank in the side
walk, n end raising so as TO catch
the other foot, which gave her 8
severe fall. No bones were broken
but the jar was dreadful.
The terrible snow and sleet storm
about the first OF October extended
from Wisconsin to New York, anc
the recent storm Of Saturday ant
Sunday extended from Aberdeen
south and west to Colorado, New
Mexico and Utah. There was about
IA inches of snow at Aberdeen ant
only q light drizzling rain in TIN
country around Canton.
Mrs. Louella Dunlap, Miss Emil,
Cuthbert and Miss Josephine Ram
berg, teachers In the Canton schools
entertained at the home Of the form
err on Saturday night. The guests
were teachers Of our public school
and gentlemen, making about twenty
In all. The evening was spent a,
Progressive Trial. which proved
most pleasant evenings entertain
ment. At the conclusion of the gam
OF trial" refreshments were served
All present seemed to fully enjoy til,
event
Mrs. Arthur Arnold was a visito
at this Office last Saturday and report
ed that she and her husband pickec
from their garden u on the farm
nice ripe sweet corn and full grown
cucumbers on Wednesday, October 10
1906. These delicacies came from seed
planted for a second crop as an exper
iment. This only goes to prove tn
wonderful climate IN this part Of tn,
Sioux Valley. Sweet corn and fresl
cucumbers in October, who car
match It?