Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-04

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Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Whitmore were
Sioux Falls visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Wendt were at
the Queen City Wednesday.
A. w. Tucker and w. S. Ingham
were Sioux Falls visitors Tuesday.
Frank Reedy of Beresford is en-
ployed in the Rudolph barbershop.
Almer Helgerson went up to Hyde
county Wednesday on land business.
Rev. w. w. Fowler of Rochester,
Minnesota, is in the city on business.
The pickett idcoe company will
serve free coffee next Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Geo. Skinner of Lincoln town
ship, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Daniel Rooms.
Miss Nellie Holsey arrived from
year of teaching.
Mrs. Shirley of Wellleet, Nebraska,
arrived Wednesday the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ralston.
Mrs. Kinsley has purchased the
Herman house on the cOrner of 3rd
and Kimball streets.
Misses Ruth Gemmill, Alice Ru-
dolph and Jean Linn are at Sioux
Falls visiting friends.
Mrs. Israel Ottolingui of Omaha,
arrived in Canton Wednesday to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Thorson.
Mrs. A. B. Andrew and son, Harry,
left Wednesday for Stromsberry,
Neb., to visit her mother.
Quien & Stevenson have just put
in a nice cement walk in front of
their livery barn on 4th street.
Rev. and Mrs. Jameson of Sioux
City, arrived Tuesday and are the
guests of Judge and Mrs. Jameson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wiley left Tuesday
for Presho, where they will make
their future home. Their three sons
have claims near PreshO.
Joe G. Juel went over to Rock Rap
ids Wednesday to set up two gas
engines. Joe continues to sell en-
gines and is on the road most Of the
time.
M. II. Lybarger came over from
Sheldon Wednesday night. He ex-
poets to nov here in about two
weeks, having purchased the Cuppett
residence on Main street.
Nels. Rommereim Of Norway town.
ship. who has been in the city for
some time under treatment by DR..
Brastad, returned home Saturday.
He was suffering from the after
effects of DneumOnia.
Il. M. Helmey g. Co., are bound to
close out their stock of wall paper
which is a big one-if prices have any
influence, and they can interest you
equally as we'll in the paint line.
w. S. Ingham leaves Friday for
Murdo, the new boom town west of
Presho. Will carries the best wishes
of a host of Canton friends. He is a
first class newspaper man, and has
been City Auditor for the past four
years, and we hope he will make a
fortune.
DIR. Guy G. Redfeld came yer from
Parker Wednesday to visit bis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Redtield.
DR.. Redfield says that old Turner
stands for a "square DEAL" anti-ma-
chine, anti-boss and anti-everything
that is against the best interests of
the tax payers. w
Frank CORTLAND received a telegram
from Glen Haven, Wisconsin,, We'd
nesday morning, stating that his
mother was very low and not expect
ed to live. Mr.. CORTLAND left for
Wisconsin over the Milwaukee at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
cortland is 10 years old.
Elmer, son of Frank Beck, north
west of town, has been quite sick for
over two weeks with intestine trou-
and when he takes nourishment he
suffers a great deal. Three doctors
have been consulted in his case SO far,
but no remedy has been found to give
relief.
DR.. Brastad was called to MOI Sun
day night to dress a gun shot wound
on the hand of Axel Ensrud, a Is year
old youth, who is clerking in the
store Of Mr.. A. Gubrud. Axel had a
gun and in some manner it was pre-
maturely discharged wounding three
fingers which were not amputated.
Prices and eggs have taken a
great tumble, but Andrew Wood Co.
Still keep up their reputation a
leaders in high prices. Farmers you
should call in and see 0. T. England,
the Andrew Wood Co. Agent in
Canton.
The Leaders, genial correspondent
out at Worthing writes that he is
getting awful lonesome because Of his
modesty. He ran his handsome face
into a bunch Of poison ivy not long
ago, and he hates to see his best girl
in the condition his face is in. Cheer
up old boy. Pure love overlooks such
a thing as poison from Ivy.
j. A. Ballou has purchased his
fathers interest in the harness bust
ness in the Knowlton block, and Is
now prepared to serve customers with
home made goods in the harness line,
guaranteed to be first class. Joe is
now ready to do business with one
and all on the square deal principle.
He asks you to call and see him.
Hon. A. R. Brown will deliver an
address on the political issues Of the
day from a progressive republican
standpoint at the North Star school
house in Pleasant township, on the
evening of May 4th, and at the Moe
Hall on Saturday evening May 5th, at
s O'Clock. Mr.. Brown will have some-
thing mighty interesting to tell tine
taxpayers.
Prof. Indseth as a composer and
wielder of the concert baton has