Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-29

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tobacco at Becker'S.
Henry Sundvold of Wibaux, Mon
tana, is expected home soon to spend
the winter.
-Wanted: Man to dig and stone
up we'll in barn. Apply to VIM. II.
Miller, Jr., Canton.
Mrs. Harry Brereton went down to
Sioux City Tuesday to spend Thanks
giving with her sister.
Mrs. s. A. Todd returned from her
kedield visit Tuesday, and tele-
phoned for a conveyance home.
j.. L. Opperud is back from Montana
where he secured a fine homestead
and close to a fine coal mine.
Carl HAYES has been helping Bern
hard Torberson thresh and will proba-
bly, remain with Mr.. Torberson all
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodroad of Madison,
after a visit with their son, f. A. E.
Goodroad of this city, returned home
Monday.
Tom Ulrikson, Theodore Sundvold,
and Bennie Sund void and their fami-
lies and Martin Hotter were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Torberson
last Sunday.
Mr.. Vernon Gilman and Miss Min
ME Anderson both of Hudson, S. d.
were married Tuesday noon at the
Congregational Parsonage by Rev.
Geo. S. Evans.
Miss Jessie Flory was among our
welcome visitors Tuesday. 81 noticed
by the label on my paper that it was
time to renew my subscription" said
Miss Flory, land I enjoy keeping
ahead of the editor"
Mold & Benedict are general
agents for the singer sewing machine
the best machine on the market. 40.
Beresford is having a serious time
owe a water supply. The town, it is
claimed, is located ver a limestone
formation and the deep well water is
not drinkable. The cistern supply is
giving out and a water famine is
feared.
Regular services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church next Sunday.
Preaching at 1870 in the morning
and at 1870 in the evening. In the
evening the Pastor will continue his
course on "Christian Socialism," the
subject of the evening being, "Can
Jesus Christ Help Us in Our Difficult
ties?" Sunday School following morn
ing preaching, and Epworth League
at $50 P. M. Junior League at 3 P.
M. A most cordial invitation is ex-
tended to you for all services.
The best cigar in town without
regard to price is Becker's Gate City
Club. It's 5 cent cigar but it is
better than any 10 center. Try it.
J. T. Hansen of Chraft & Hansen,
returned from his twin city trip last
week, and took in the great football
contest between Minnesota and the
Carlisle Indian>team. 81 paid a dol
lar for. standing room on the grass"
said Bro. Hansen, land 1 guess it was
worth three to see the fun and watch
the crazy crowd. There vas somewhere
between fifteen and twenty thousand
howlers around that gridiron, and
they went wild over the game. One
great big blanket Indian from White
Earth Agency would give his war cry
over the gathering ram powers Of his
more educated brethren and yell In
dian lick um.' The white indians
were just as crazy as their red bro
theirs. 1t was a game worth seeing
and I had to yell a little myself or
feel lonesome, but the indian could
strike a higher key than I could, al
though I made him go some, but he
didn't seem to understand whether l
was shouting for the gophers or the
scalp lifters. 1t "a a great game
and everybody jumped up and down
as they yelled and my feet didn't get
Cold either. The fever was contagi-
Gus.
-Patronize a home creamery.
Your neighbor can't maintain a
creamery and high prices alone.
The Clark-Segno Pure Food Co., of
Rochester, New York, sent Gid Glen
DINING of the LEADER a bottle of
what the label said was "pure un-
adulterated, unfermented juice Of the
perfectly ripe raisin grape" 1t looked
good and the editor suggested a samp.
ling process to determine the quality
of the juice, but there wasn't a cork.
screw in the whole Leader outfit, sc
Gid asked Bro. Waldo for the loan OF
his corkscrew, but it couldn't be
found. None of the boys seemed tc
have any knowledge ri how to open a
bottle, and Hess Lybarger hearing
the discussion came in and loaned his
double-geared jack knife and the
''grape juice" was reached. The boys
were sampl1ng it when City Attorney
Kennedy came in and he was going to
pull the bunch unless his opinion
proved the absence of alcohol in the
component elements of the extract.
He sampled it, smacked his lips but
refused to give a legal opinion. He
handed the tin cup to the editor who
had experience in the army with