Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-07-19

Pipes, handsome and cheap, at
Becker's Cigar Store.
Seven room house for rent. En-
quire of e. Abbott.
Mrs. DR.. H~eblesater returned to
Baltic Monday accompanied by Miss
Pattee.
A girl wanted by Mrs. John Quien
for light Homework. Good wages.
Apply at once 80.
Geo. Millett and wife and Miss
Sadie Millett came up from Hudson
to hear Governor Folk.
State Treasurer CasSill came home
from Brookings Tuesday evening. He
was up in that country on business.
Messrs. Kernison, Roache, II. Hs
Helgerson and Dan Rragstad left for
Montana Wednesday on land business.
Miss Flora Shields left Saturday for
Boston and Portland, Connecticut,
where she will visit for a short time.
Hon. A. r. Brown left for Missouri
Tuesday called thence by the serious
illness of his father who is So years of
age. E
DR.. ana Mrs. Rogers went to Sioux
Falls Wednesday morning for a brief
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mill
man.
Arthur Lewis, a competent young
druggist left for Plankinton Tuesday
to relieve Napoleon Lewis who has
charge of a drug store at that place.
Napoleon is going to take a vacation.
Mrs. Frank Allen and two boys,
Forrest and Frank, of Sioux City, are
visiting with Asa Forrest. Sr.. and
family for a week. They are old
friends.
Robert Hannah vas a caller Tues
day and a renewal subscriber a well.
Robert is the champion potato grow
err of the city having had fine big
potatoes of his own since the first of
July.
Joe Chopper has been promoted from
Canton agent of the South Dakota
grain company to travelling agent of
the company and will make his head
quarters at Parkston. He is succeed
ed by o. M. Jones who has been con-
nected with the company under
Mr.. Chopper.
The new depot is still coming. 1t
seems that some sort of an arrange
ment can be made by the railroad
Company for a convenient and neces-
sary passage way across Dakota street.
The street is blocked a good deal now
and has always been, and the residents
of the south side of the track only ask
for reasonable crossing facilities in
case the street is closed.
Joseph Wood formerly of Milwau.
kee, died at Harrisburg Monday even
ing at 7:3O. Undertaken Byrnes was
called to take charge of the funeral
arrangement. The deceased was a
mason and belonged to a lodge In
Milwaukee and at the request OF the
Milwaukee brethren the Sioux Falls
masons will conduct the funeral
which will be held on Thursday. In
terment will be in Harrisburg GENE
tary,
Mrs. Frank Anderson of Webster
and Mrs. Robert d. Gardner of Brit
ton, sisters Of Attorney Knudson o.
this city, returned to their homes last
week and were accompanied by Marie
and Charlotte Knudson who will visit
up there for some time. Mrs. An
derson has a magnificent voice easily
the finest heard on the Assembly plat
form and her sister Mrs. Gardner has
a voice of rare sweetness.
Mrs. j. D. Richardson returned
from Davis last week where she hat
been visiting her daughter Mrs. Ann;
Denoma for some time. Her son-in
law William Denoma is one of tn,
successful and prominent business
men of Davis. He deals in genera
merchandise and carries an immens,
stock of farm machinery and has beer
successful in all his other invest
ments. Mrs. Richardson reports
very pleasant time at Davis.
Eudrick Denewer and Jerry Reame
we're in town Tuesday and the LEAD
Err interviewed them on corn pros
poets. Poor seed and unfavorablt
weather will reduce the corn yield o
the county considerable but there i
found many fine corr fields and agail
many poor ones and in some to-
many weeds. The LEADER urge
every farmer to select his seed corr
when it is in a condition to pick. D.
this in preference to any other press
ing work on the farm. 1t will pay t,