Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-26
Miss Zoe Wendt visited 1nwood

Miss Zoe Wendt visited Inwood
friends last week.
Pipes, handsome and cheap, at
Becker'S Cigar Store.
w. kennison left for Platte Mon
day on real estate business.
Miss Neva Bacon entertained n few
friends at cards Saturday evening,
Fishing tackle, lawn tennis. and
base ball goods at Mold & Benedict'S.
AL kinds OF Office supplies and
typewriter material ut Mold & Bene-
diets. 40.
Miss Florence McDermOtt returned
from a few DAYS visit with Sioux Falls
friends Friday evening.
Take your eggs to the Dollar Saw
ing Store. a II quart enameled dish
pan given for one dozen.
Will Opperud came up from Sioux
City Monday on a few days vacation
from his work as brakeman.
W. J. ByrneS went out to Mitchell
Monday to attend II convention of the
South Dakota undertakes.
Miss Alice Conklin resumed her
work in the high school Friday. She
found a glad welcome from all.
Filing Ellingson rides around in his
new auto with as much comfort as
any of the PittSburg steel kings.
Misses Mildred Sheldon and Onita
Howard of Sioux Falls. visited oven
Sunday with Miss Neva Bacon.
The sidewalk committee Of the city
council were setting grade stakes in
the east part Of the city Monday.
Good shoes at a low price at u
special sale, which is now being con
Quoted every day at the Dollar Say
ing Store.
Don't forget the church bazaar in
the lsakSnn hnilding this week.-The
bazar opens Thursday and a fine din
ner will be served. All invited. ,
Miss Bartholomew OfElk Point who
attended the teachers meeting at
Parker was a guest of Prof. and Mrs.
WOODBURY. from Saturday until Sun
day.
Mr.. Alex Hannah and daughter,
Lillian. went out to LcnnOX last
Wednesday to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Ring, returning home
Thursday.
Martin Abbott was out riding with
DR.. Wendt in his auto Tuesday. and
Mr.. Abbott was looking greatly i'm
proved and seemed to enjoy his out
ting.
The county comm issionerS were in
session Monday and part Of Tuesday,
completing details for ditch work and
finishing up some other matters pas
Sed at the regular session.
Photographer Ainsworth came
down from Salem Sunday for a short
visit with his parents and friends and
to attend to some business matters.
He returned to Salem Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. j. W. Byrnes was called to the
home of her parents at Oregon, Wis
cOnsin, on account of the serious i'll
ness of her father, who is very low
with pneumonia. She was accOmpan-
led by her sister from Centeryille.
-Eggs-we will give q II quart
enameled dish pan in exchange for
one dozen eggs. This dozen must be
accompanied by four or more dozen,
for which we will pay the highest
market price. Lybarger's Dollar Say
ing Store.
Severt Alness of Highland township
has a friend up in Alaska who sent
him, recently, a copy of a little paper
published at Tanana. The entire
paper. four pages. is not as large as
one page of the LEADER but it sells
for a dollar a month or $40 a year. and
a weekly paper at that. Flour is
So per hundred pounds and a meal at
a restaurant costs 81. The Pioneer
hotel announces Accommodations with
bar. restaurant, baths, writing rooms,
billiards and pool, electric light.
stables, dog houses and corral. Dog
houses are a feature in that far north
county. Gid remarked after looking
the paper over: 'The MAI who
prints that paper must have carried
the outfit in his pocket over the snow
banks"