Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02
/. N. He|mey & Co.
The Corner Drug Store.
Phone IS. /. M. Helmey, Mgr.

Rev. Evans went to Worthing on
Monday.
DR.. Corrigan was down from Sioux
Falls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flank Grace and
daughter BESSIE wsr ever from San
born Sunday for a brief visit with
their daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grace Jr., came
over from Sanborn Thursday for visit
between trains with their sister Miss
Blanche and Mrs. Fred Whitehead.
The best cigar in town without
regard to price is Becker's Gate City
Club. It's S cent cigar but 1t Is
better than any 10 center. Try it.
John j. Serum and wife were In
town Monday. He said he had a
most enjoyable time up In Canada
and on his trip out to the coast and
back.
The bald headed row was very con
spicuous on the grass at the ball game
Saturday. The boomers wore bloom
ers and the bald heads had nc chance
to criticise.
"A splendid school, so say the
students OF the Sioux Falls Business
College. Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Write for catalogue.
w. r. Durham took a lay off from
store work last Friday and vent out
to his farm on Saddle Creek where he
will spend q month helping his son-in-
law during harvest.
Mold & Benedict are general
agents for the singer sewing machine
the best machine or the market. 40.
Miss Nora Nupen OF Vienna, Clark
county, is a guest at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Claus Hegnes. The LEADER
stated last week that Miss Nupen
was from Pleasant township.
A postal card from Ten Sexe tells
Of the good times he is having In Nor
way. He says nothing about coming
home, but he will be home just the
same In time to jump onto the fall
fashions In gents wear.
"A. p. Gubrpd has left his book ac-
counts az the Farmers State Bank In
Canton. You viii please call or q
NIT the amount due Mr.. Gubrud for
which you will receive credit;
5-12 A. p. GUBRUD.
Rev. j. w. Dibble and family re-
ceived a phone from Flandreau Tues
day morning announcing the death
Of MI. and Mrs. O. G. Dlbble's five
months old babe. Mrs. J. w. Dibble
went up to Flandreau on the after
noonstrain Tuesday.
Morning preaching services will
commence again at the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday at a quarter to
eleven. The pastor hopes that mem
bers and friends will rally to this first
service. During the month Of Au-
gust there will be morning worship
and Sunday School each Sunday, but
no evening meetings of any sort.
G. o. Ness, Knut Hegge, Wilson
Dent and Ole Hegge OF Grant town
ship we're In town Saturday. The
boys said they came In to hunt for
Lewis Larson and went all over the
ground and among the blOomers and
Ia the grand stand but they had
TO 60 home convinced that Lewis was
not 10 town.
The Gate City Cigar is q winner.
It's = fAvOr1te and makes q delightful
smoke.
Il was reported at this ot1lce last
Saturday that Err Madden OF w Forth
ing wasin town during the afternoon.
Some say he was after horses at the
auction. others intimated that he
wanted TO see the girls play ball. II
Ern saw the game he went home sat
isfied that the bloomers could handle
= bat and catch a ball as well as any
players that ever smashed a three
base run out OF q smart game The
boomers had a first base girl that
was = match for any first base boy
that ever came over the pike.
The entries for the harness horse
events la the races Of the great Inter
state Live Stock Fair In Sioux City,
September Z to IA, have just closed.
The 126.O0O offered In purses has at
tracted the finest fields Of trotters
ana pacers ever seen At fair In the
vet. The 2:l2 pace for q purse OF
o6,o0D has twenty-five entries. For
anoeher event thirty-three entries
Wore received.
n. Tp1sini says he will be p~repar-
u 70 supply Canton and the sur
rounding towns With IS pure and as
palalAhle ice cream as was ever used
! Canton Or any other town. The
EDITOR viii state from his own know
ledgo thats Nj. T0ssini AN do a he
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