Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-12

Ernest Axelson had 70 acres OF oats
well planted on April 9Th.
Mrs. Charles Heskett vas up from
Sioux City visiting Canton friends
this week.
Miss Blanche lsackson went over
to Inwood TO attend TO her class In
painting.
Attorneys Cuthbert and Jameson
were at Sioux Falls last Saturday on
legal business.
Miss Bessie Thompson came home
from Highmore TO attend the we'd
ding Of her sister.
II. D.. Fitch returned to Hudson
Tuesday after a brief visit with his
son Ex-Mayor Fitch.
Warren Thompson came up from
Sioux City to attend the Van Camp
Thompson wedding Tuesday.
Mrs. Van Camp and son Allen carne
down from Highmore to attend the
Van Camp-Ihompson wedding.
Mrs. r. p. Thompson and daughter
Charlotte came in from Murdo TO at
tend the marriage Of her daughter
Miss Georgia.
Judge Forrest and wife were at
Sioux Falls last Saturday the Judge
to argue a motion before Judge Jones
and Mrs. Forrest TO visit friends.
A lady who entertains often is
proud of the expensive dining room
table she secured by simply finishing
the old one with Perma-Lac. Sold by
A. G.. Mold.
1t is ~seasonable and fashionable
/ ,a xr,n Il n ,Y - t,pn IpArn,n lan / 4 ~ hlnS
you to do your own re%fniShing, warm
ishing and staining inexpensively and
successfully. Sold 10y A. q. Mold.
Mr.. Tossini says he will be prepar-
ed to supply Canton and the sur
rounding towns with as pure and as
pafatable ice cream. as was ever used
in Canton or any other town. The
editor VIII state from his w know
ledge that Mr.. Tossini can do as he
says. II
The County Commissioners conclud-
ed the business Of the April session in
just five days including one day spent
in examining the ditch propositions
out in Grant township. Chairman
Smith went home or the evening
train Saturday and Mr.. Schiager left
for Hudson on the afternoon train.
Z Mold & Benedict are general
agents for the singer sewing machine
the best machine on the market. 40.
o. II. Lybarger of the Dollar Say
ing Store knows how to undersell
the cat houses. Read his big ad this
week and you who read catalogs will
notice that Mr.. Lybarger's prices are
in most cases lower than the catalog
houses, besides you can see what you
buy when you buy in Canton.
Last Friday a number Of young
lady friends called on Miss Georgia
shower of nice things suitable for a
young lady about to be married. The
surprisers were surprised with a de-
licious lunch and the young ladies re-
tired wishing the bride-to-be much
happiness.
Carpet and rug weaving. Bring
in your rags and get a nice rug or
carpet.
1916 Mrs. G. r. Morris.
A. @. Richardson of Inwood, has as
sumed his duties as manager of the
Mutual Lumber Co. business in this
city. He succeeds John Millie, who
| resigned to assume his former occupa-
ton OF contractor and builder. Mr..
Richardson has managed alumberyard
at that place for some time and comes
to Canton with a record of a success
behind him and a growing business
before him.
Ernest AXelSon was q visitor and a
renewal subscriber Saturday. He has
rented the Earl Boyce farm IN the
river south Of town and is prepared
tc do a big business this year. He
carried good cigars and said a very
handsome boy arrived at his home on
the 2Sth ult, and that his neighbOr,
Ed Coombs OF the r. M. Boyce farm
is just as happy as he is because a
sweet little girl arrived atthe Coolnhs
home last week.
Justice of the Peace, Arthur Sogn,
was up from Norway TUESDAY on
business. His lease blanks had given
out and he came up for a supply. He
is the youngest j Justice in the county
but thoroughly competent to write a
legal document Oh preside at a mar
riage ceremony and salute the bride
or perform any legal requirement
under his jurisdiction. He is also d
good farmer and had SO acres Of small
grain in the ground on April 4.
John Stephenson, one of the Della
ware township pioneers, vas in town
Saturday on business and found time
to call on the Leader to renew his sub
scription. He has one Of the finest
half section farms over In that town
ship SO famous for fine farms and ele-
CANT homes. and no man living is
more deserving of prosperity than
Mr.. Stephenson. He smokes his pipe
in place and contentment under his
own vine and annie free and is ever
to visitors.
There are many tonics in the land,
AS by the papers you can see;
But none of them can equal
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. /
M. Helmey & Co.