Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24
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Grant Township.
May 81, 1907.

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Let us sing "The Good Old Summer
Time" Everybody is testing their
seed corn and putting it in the
ground.
H.. II. StubStein sold a bunch of
beef cattle to N. A. Nelson last Tues
day.
John Johnson returned from Wag-
ner Saturday where he had been for
a week looking around. John didn't
find anything out there to get stuck
on so he returned to his first love.
We would like to take the agency
for John lversOn's milking machine,
and il John would call we could give
him some very good points in regard
to attachments.
Miss Rose Ulberg was visiting with
Tena Lier Friday and Saturday.
O. III. Lier returned from Lane, S.
d., Saturday. He says the country
around Lane looks good but he did
not invest in any property out there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Sundvold
went to Canton Sunday to visit with
b. II. Sundvold and see H.. A. Skie off
for Norway.
Mrs. Sam Ness returned home last
Wednesday from Sioux Falls and at
last report she was getting along fine.
A stray William goat came to Lew
is Larson's place last Friday, and as
the children had not been close to
such q mountain climber before, It
furnished them an endless variety of
amusement to see it walk on its hind
fapf and then take q hmm
Gerty Gorder left Saturday for Nor
way. She went to Canton and on
Sunday left for New York in com-
pany with III. A. Skie and others.
We hope she will find oceans of plea
sure.
Henry Loomis who used to be in
the hardware business in Worthing,
now represents a real estate firm out
at Lane, Jerauld county. He has
made several sales to parties around
Worthing, and on Wednesday he took
O.. Fl. Lier out to show him some real
estate bargains.
Miss Gerty Gorder entertained sew
eral of her friends on Wednesday
evening and it is needless to say they
had a fine time.
This section boasts of two of the
finest orchards in the county and we
are willing to prove it,. III. H.. Stub
stein owns an orchard that is hard to
beat in any country, but it has taken
lots of time, labor and money to get
such al orchard started and keep it
in a healthy condition. All his trees
are in bloom now and it is a beauti-
full sight to see. Gunder Johnson
owns the other n but it is not as
large as Mr.. Stubstein's and the trees
are not as old, but for a young or
chard and healthy trees and produce
tivenesS will be ahead of the MAORI.
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Solso of Worth
ing attended church here Sunday
and had their baby baptised. Mr..
Solso is n of the leading merchants
of Worthing.
George Randolph has shaved off his
met some Of his lady friends Sunday
and they did not recognize him until
he was introduced. Well, George, it
was a good joke on the ladies, was it
not?
The Gedstad boys are not going to
be outdone by any of the young gal
lants in this neighborhood. On Sun
day they were out with a new team
of fine drivers and bra new harness.
We enjoyed watching them set the
pace.
Ed GedStad has a new monograph
and when he sets it in motion and
opens the telephone everybody on the
line "a have a free concert. and as a
general thing the young folks make
good use of the free concert.
Mr.. Lier has put in new wagon
scale but we couldn't figure out that
it is balanced right. We tried it the
other day and we couldn't tip any
where near 200 pounds, and that puts
us out of the Tom Ulrickson class.
We admire Toms solidarity. l.. L.