Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20
Grant Township
Septem Der IS, 1907.

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Melvin Sundvold went to Canton
Monday returning Tuesday.
b. r. Snndvold came out this way
Saturday and stopped over Sunday
with his son, Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Stubstein returned
home Monday from their extended
trip in the north part of the state.
Severt Iverson of Worthing has
just finished building a belfry on the
school house in district 40. Seyert
manages to accommodate people at
small jobs.
Frank Neauman shelled corn for
Christ Hanson last Wednesday.
Ben Stubstein of Canton was out
this way Saturday.
Hilda Stubstein and friend were
out enjoying a ride Sunday afternoon.
Gunder Johnson returned home
last week from Woonsocket, where he
had been for a couple of weeks look
ing over his farm interests near that
place.
Mrs. Andrew Ness of Willow Lake,
Clark county, visited old friends and
called on Ole, Sam and John Ness
Sunday. Mrs. Ness is at present
staying at Sioux Falls where she is
looking after a sick boy at the hospi-
tai.
Hans Sather who has been holding
down a claim out in Stanley county,
for the last 10 months has returned.
He has proved up on his land and
will make his home in this section
for the winter.
Sigvard Ness and Millage had a
breakdown that caused a delay in
their threshing work for two days.
Elias Fodness of Highland town
ship was out this way Sunday and
Monday left for home. He was ac-
companied by Miss Anna Hegge who
has been staying with Henry Fod-
ness for sometime.
Henry Hanson with a couple of
ladies left Sunday morning for the
east. We expect the party was going
a plumming or fishing.
Some of the young people had made
arrangements to go to the river Crap
ing Sunday, but threatning weather
in the morning kept them from going.
They will make another effort next
Sunday. Bring us a bunch please.
Oscar and Will Brandhagen took
in the State fair last week.
Lightning struck and killed a COW
for John Peterson Monday night.
Worthing.
Sept. 10, 1907.
FL. G.. Gerber and family drove
down to Canton Saturday for a visit
with relatives.
w. 3. Green returned from Wiscon.
sin Saturday.
Myrtle Kuhns Is able to be around
again, after a siege Of sickness.
Fred Madden and Ike Stifler were
Sioux City visitors Saturday.
Joe Petsche is among the unfortu-
nate farmers who- have lost cattle
caused by contagious disease. Wes-
sci Kuper four miles west Of Wor-
thing lost several head, and the horse,
he used to haul away the carcasses,
contracted the epidemic and also
died. Many are vaccfnating their
stock which seems to be the only
method for immunity.
Henry Loomis the land man Is once
more in Worthing. Henry seems to
be successful In this business.
X. r. Brass says that some fellows
to raid his chicken coop
the other night. The fellows didn't
proceed far enough to warrant a
charge, SO he fired two blank shots
as a warning that he stands guard.
Misses Eliza and Stella Bradshaw
left Tuesday for Vermillion to attend
the University.
Miss Eva Rooney, teacher Of the
primary department., was unexpected-
y called to her home in Iowa. Dur
Ing her absence the vancancy was
illed by Laura Donahue.N
Fred Gerber, Jr., is In Minneapolis |
his week attending a National Com |