Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

w. E. Hotchkiss, jeweler and OPP
tician, has an ad in this issue. Read
it.
II. r. Klove returned Saturday
from Springfield and Geddes where
he had heating and plumbing con-
tracts.
Chinese drawn work all hand
made. For sale by Mrs. A. E. Ney-
hart. Call and see it.
Charley Wells was in town Tuesday
and is fixing for a visit with his
brother James at Mitchell.
Andrew and Roy IndSeth left for
Hudson last week where they are
running a livery barn.
O. j. Storkson called Wednesday
and put down his dollar and half like
a king, saying, "You may need a tur-
key or two for THANKSGIVING"
Read the new clothing ads. You
will find something in these money
saving ads to be thankful for. Moth
I ing looks so nice as a well dressed
man or woman.
Tom Collins and r. Fl. Helgerson
went out the other day and ordered
their Thanksgiving dinner at the
muzZle of a gun. A fine brant, duck
and jack rabbit was provided.
Mrs. f. Wilkinson left Tuesday for
Marshalltown. Iowa, to visit with
two of her daughters, q of them re-
Gently married. Mrs. Wilkinson will
remain until after Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Robinson Of
Springfield, who have been guests at
| the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Elton
for the past two weeks, left for Fit.
Morgan, Colorado, Wednesday where
they will make their future home.
The M. E. ladies will give another
15c supper at the home of Mrs. d.
Bremen next Wednesday afternoon
and evening, December 5. Everybody
is cordially invited, especially the
gentlemen. Mrs. MOulton, Sec.
Sander Brynjulson was a visitor
Tuesday. He is rushing his fall work
to get things in shape sc as he will be
ready to join the law makers about
January 5th. Sander will give a good
account of himself at Pierre. He is a
new member of the law making body
but he will learn the ms and outs of
the business quickly.
John Sogn arrived in Canton Tues
day from his North Dakota home and
he met with a warm reception from
his many Canton friends. We found
him with Knut Jacobson, Sander and
Hans Brynjulson, and they we're glad
to see their old friend looking so we'll.
MI. Sogn says he has not been sick a
day since he went north and his big
half section farm produced splendid
crops this year. He may remain and
enjoy Christmas with his mother who
is a resident of Canton.
DR.. Corrigan expects to locate in
Sioux Fails December lSt, where
he and his brother, a prominent Min
nesota physician, will open an office.
| Df. COrrlSdu eApeCuS W flSlO CdllUoll
once a week regularly in a profession
| al way. His removal to Sioux Falls
results from frequent calls to that
| city to preform some difficult opera
! ton and for consultation with the
local doctors there. He is one of the
best posted physicians in the state
| and his successful treatment of SER
ious cases of sickness has given him a
| reputation which calls him to a more
populous center. The Leader regrets
the necessity which takes him hence
but we cannot help but feel proud of
the fact that she is from Canton"
We wish him and his charming wife
all kinds Of good duck and success in
their new home.
Harry e Stein, the proprietor of
the Syndicate Block meat market is
meeting with remarkable success and
has doubled the business of the mark
ct in two weeks. Mr.. Stein believes
in giving the people the best and his
aim will be to please all customers.
He invites you to come in and he
; will be pleased to serve you.