Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-26

Best hand made cigars at Becker's
Cigar Store.
Obel UlrikSon of Norway was a
visitor Wednesday. =
Special sale of shoes, a sale that
will save you money, at the Dollar
Saving Store.
Miss Edith Mallory departed for
! White Lake Monday to visit friends
for a few days.
Claude Mallory departed Tuesday
for North Dakota, where he expects
to set up a photograph gallery.
Miss Ethel Menor returned from
Parker Wednesday,. where she has
been looking after Il class III violin
music.
Rev. w. A. Cave, superintendent of
the EpWOrth League Assembly, de-
parted for Mitchell Wednesday on
assembly business.
Carpet and rug weaving. Bring
in your rags and get u nice rug or
carpet.
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DR.. A. f. Jennings writes from
Hurley that after an absence of ten
days, he will be in his office in Canton
on Monday afternoon, April %.
Tuesday evening the Rebekahs met
in regular session and initiated Misses
Anna Hanson, Wava Thayer and
Anna Permission into the mysteries OF
the degree.
Mr.. Beta Putnam, uncle of Judge
Aikens, who is living out on the AK.
ems farm is reported quite feeble, and
has passed the four score mark. Judge
AikenS spent Sunday on the farm, re-
turning to Sioux Falls Monday.
Col. McDermott tells of a travelling
man who was invited to "sit i'm u
poker game at Mitchell recently. The
travelling man asked the poker sharpS
how much it would cost to sit in. SO
said one of the sharps and the travel
ing man handed out the mount and
went on writing orders. He got of
easy.
Ed Becker, the Star Crown and
"Gate City, cigar manufacturer is
getting quite stylish in his business
operations. Besides fixing up the in
side very neatly and artistically he
has just had a handsome lettered
awning placed over the front OF his
cigar store. He is a first class cigar
maker and makes fine cigars and his
business is growing fast.
The Canton delegation who attend
ed the S. e. S.. ID. teachers meeting
at Parker were: President Tuve
of Augustana college, County Super
intendent Lawrence, Rev. G.. S;
Evans, Professors, WOODBURY. and
RusterholZ, and Misses Lucretia Ru-
dolph, Mary Cooper, Mary Uline and
Annabud kinsley, and they came
home with the next annual meeting
at Canton.
The Gate City Cigar is a winner.
It's a favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath. In the morning at
1915 the Pastor will make some per-
sonal statements. Sunday School at
II O'Clock. Young Peoples Society
at 7. Mrs. Jonas Gray is the leader.
In place Of the ordinary evening
service the choir will render a sacred
cantata entitled "David." This is a
musical service illustrating events in
the lives of David and Saul, the kings
of Israel. You are invited to come
and heal it.
Ex-City Marshall johnson was out
Monday with a horse breaking outfit
including the horse, and the horse
was aware that he had an excellent
teacher. Adee had a safety rig that
was proof against kicking, bucking or
buckling. He sat away back ten feet
from the reach of a good kicker and
he smiled whenever the horse grew
funny. The shafts were Of twisted
hickory and proof against anything
but grape and canister. n the lines
would hang an elephant. When we
saw him going east IN Seventh street
he was quite cool and c%ontented but
the horse could have enjoyed d show
er bath.
Satrum Bros planning mill is a busy
place at present with eight men. in
Guiding the hard at work on
i all kinds of plain and fancy wood
work. A handsome pulpit and railing
was recently finished for the Fairview
church and Mr.. Lommen of Spring
dale came down and ordered a pulpit
altar and a handsome railing for theil
new church up north of Shindlar
There is nothing in the line of plair
or fancy woodwork that one may
want for church or home decoration
that can't be manufactured by Sat
rum Bros. They are experts in thei
line and Gilbert is an inventor a
well. They deserve well of our PEG
pie because they are building mp d fin
plant that is growing in importance
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