Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

week. He walks quite lame.
/. I. Sletten and l.. N. Stevenson
were renewal subscribers Saturday.
liver Nelson one of the big and sue
cessful farmers of Dayton township,
was In town Friday.
Lincoln county ought to be unani-
nous for Crawford and CaSsill, and 1t
will If the voters get out.
d. L. Williams, Al Kuhns, Clay
Johnston and Austin Tuntland were
in town on business Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. F. Nelson of Port Orchard.
Washington, kindly sends the leader
a money order for a years subscription
to the Leader.
Joe Millett and Mr., Bergstrom were
up from Eden township last Friday,
and Joseph looked as happy as any
corn king In the country.
If you are looking for the best sep
arator on the market at the lowest
price, cali on Q. T. Eggland agent for
the two best machines made. 46
The frost king was lowering right
close to our plum blossoms Saturday
and Sunday night, but clouds and a
change in the wind saved our fruit
trees, and the prospect for a big crop
of fruit was never more promising.
Geo. Pulver went out to Hanson
county Saturday where he will begin
to prepare the ground for 100 acres
of sod flax. Flax is generally a good
sod crop. Sphinx county farmers got
as high as Is bushels to the acre last
year.
e. b. Peterson of Dayton, one OF
the veteran and successful farmers
was in town Friday. He remarked
that everybody was for Crawford for
governor up his way. He said there
nj & titt the d machine man IN the
lship but he didn't know of any.
John Cederstrom and Charlie Wells
of Dayton were visitors Saturday. and
we started the boys OF the question
of good roads and road making. and
before they got through WI learned
more about road making than the
ordinary road boss ever knew. John
and Charlie are past masters and
their district should be the best in
the township.
Tom Collins, Merle Dean and T. FL.
Helgerson went a fishing Friday after
moon up the river near S~yvernd's
farm. Tom Collins caught a splendid
10 pound wall-eyed pike, and the
Iothers were lucky but in a less de
lgree, Hook and line vas the way
the boys got EN-. Mr.. Collins is the
game and fish warden and he was out
to test the productiveness on the
Silsery Sioux.
w. E. Oliver, son of Bruce Oliver.
has been granted a " month fur
Tough by the government TO enjoy a
much needed vacation. He has had
charge of the weather bureau at St
Paul for many years. and was offered
the station at Chicago recently but
declined it Mr.. Oliver will enjoy his
vacation ia and around Canton and
we hope he will find it pleasant
among his old friends He returns
TO duty June 80.
A note from Q. NJ Gndmunson who
is u jamestown, North DAKOTA,
states that he got q rib fractured
while out with a steam pillow on his
land west of that city. and that be is
laid up for repairs He reports land
seekers VERY numerous and crop con-
EDITIONS excellent, and hopes the
machine ia this state viii be
buried 50 deep that q thousand trum-
pets win not disturb their sepulcher-
Arthur Sogn and wife Of Norway.
were Ia town saturday They were
lgoing mp to spend Sunday with Mrs
iS0mss parents, Mr. and Mrs A. r.
Hang OF Dayton. Mr. Sogn said THAI
he thought old Norway would be
about solid against the machine al
the caucus Nay Is, and he further
remarked that he could DOT under
stand Why any farmer should support
the machine la its system of taxation-
We hope Cid Norxay wiil win the
distinction Of being solid against The
machine, and there ought not 30 be y
machine rote Ia thai grand cid town
ship