Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-22

b. b Wright is moving onto his
farm in Delaware township.
Ed Maynard of Beloit. was in town
Wednesday after his election ballots.
George Byers is out in Lyman coun-
ty looking after his cattle and horse
ranch.
Rudolph Steensland went north
Wednesday for a visit in Rrookings
county.
Carpet and rug weaving. Bring
in your rags and get a nice rug or
carpet.
1915 Mrs. G. f.. Morris.
Mrs. Cogan of Mitchell was the
guest of MrS.'C. A. belong and Mrs.
Redtield last week.
Thore Gunderson, the able super
intendent of the Beloit Orphan home,
was in Canton Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Kissinger of Sheldon, re-
turned home Wednesday after a
brief visit with Mrs. Fred Redtield.
There will be a meeting of teachers
from the counties of Lincoln, Union
and Clay at Beresford, April 18th and
18th.
Dwight Slade is acting Cashier of
the Hudson State Bank while Cashier
f. B. Cassill is getting moved from
Garner, Iowa.
Mrs. II. X. Rise was up from her
Norway farm Wednesday and stated
that she would SOC be a resident OF
Canton again.
A Kansas City man claimed to see
a rat with horns. Oklahoma didn't
90 prohibition a moment too soon for
the southwest.
j. S. KRISTEN has started out on
the ~ ID 70, d Detroit Jewelry house.
He has the Dakotas and Minnesota
as a field for work.
County Superintendent Lawrence
was at Sioux Falls Monday attending
a teachers meeting in connection
with an illustrated lecture by Prof.
Kern.
Lieutenant Eneboe and Sergeants
Hanson and Walrath, Leroy Scott,
Frank Cuppett and Norman Rogers
went to Sioux Falls Monday to wit
ness the national guard inspection.
Mrs. J.. V. Conklin is gradually
failing and no hope for her recovery
is now entertained. This noble chris
tian woman and her husband and
family have the sincere sympathy of
this community.
Mr.. John Lundstrom and Miss
Helen Sullestad, both of Norway
township, were married at Lands
church Wednesday by Rev. S. j.
Nummedal. A grand reception and
wedding dinner followed the cere-
mOny.
Miss Ruby Johnson and Mrs. V. A.
Welcher of Geddes, arrived Monday
and were guests of the latter's sister,
Mrs. Fred Redtield. Miss johnson
left Tuesday morning for Sioux City
and Mrs. Welcher left for Hawarden
Wednesday.
Ulrik Ulrickson, M of the success
full and careful farmers down in High
land township, called Wednesday to
renew his subscription. In speaking
Of seed corn he said he was in luck as
usual as he picked all his seed before
cold weather and consequently has
seed that is certain to grow, but will
test it just the same.
Major Young, the able and careful
day operator at the depot, got a short
leave and left for the duck and geese
lakes out west on Tuesday. He was
relieved by former night operator,
Guy Smith. Major Young hasn't
missed but one day OF a twelve hour
seat at the key since last August, and
that is enough to try any giant nerve
system. From % to 40 trains a day
that are moved by Telegraph means a
clear brain and steady nerve. We
hope he will fully enjoy his brief va
cation.
THE Larger CruclhXlOn -Gala
tians 3:2O will be the theme of the
Pastors morning sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday morning. The evening
theme will be Thoughts of Jesus
When on the Point of Being Betray-
ed;-John 1881. Morning service at
lO:3O: evening service at 40: Ep-
worth League $50 and Sunday School
lat u. You are cordially invited to
be present at these services.