Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-27

Judge Claussen and wife and son
came over from Beresford Wednesday
morning in their auto to take in the
! county fair.
See Mrs. G. e. Stowell for bar
gains in coats, tailored suits and lad
les and Misses ready to wear gar
ments. Over Lybargers Store.
A postal card from W. S. Ingham
this week announces the horse bust
ness as booming up in Montana.
William is at Miles City in business
with his brother Cyrus and is doing
well.
Mrs. L. A. Hanseth will welcome
you at her Dressmaking Establish
ment in Syndicate Block, Northeast
corner rooms upstairs. 13w.3.
There is no truth in the umo that
Editor Frank Nash was married
while at St. Paul last week. Frank
says he knows nothing of any such
happiness.
Miss Alice Hannah had an opera
tion for appendicitis performed by
Drs. Corrigan and Rogers recently,
and the young lady is now able to
sit up and is gaining strength fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lambert of
Mason City, were guests of Il. j. Nc
Dermott and family the latter part of
last week. Miss Florence McDermott
accompanied them home Saturday
where she will make a two weeks
visit.
Ernest Grinnell, wife and children
were up from Brooklyn township last
| Saturday. Mr.. Grinnell conducts the
large farm of Mr.. Minot and is doing
we'll. They were accompanied to
Canton by Miss Bernice Oliver, who
is teaching in Dist. AZ.
Miss Judith anderson left for Ames,
Iowa, Monday morning to join the
Oriole Concert Company of the Red
path Lyceum Bureau of Chicago.
This is the second season Miss Amber
son has been engaged as pianist for
this company, and her Canton friends
are proud of her success. ~. g
VIM. Baumgartner of White Lake,
was in Canton last Friday on his way
home from Onawa, Iowa, where he
had been called as a witness in a
| railway suit, the case being that of a
young man who lost his legs by the
! cars. Mr.. Baumgartner was former
ly day operator in Canton, but is now
agent at White Lake.
Charles Seely of the Indian Asylum
and Sheriff Opsal returned last week
from a trip to Arizona after a de-
mented Indian Of the Apache tribe
who was ordered confined in the Asy-
lum at this place. Sheriff Opsal says
that Arizona is a wild looking
try and the Inhabitants match the
country pretty well.
The Gate City Cigar is a winner.
It's a favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.
Edward Syverud who lives over on
Ullc lOWdS luC VI liz oAOuA I've AluN
the misfortune to lose his fine new
barn by fire last week. A local show
er produced the electric bolt that hit
the 4Ox6O structure and set it on fire.
The building contained a large
amount of hay and some tools. Be-
sides the loss of the fine new barn,
hay, tools and a cream separator, thir-
teen pigs were burned to death being
caught in the barn when the fire
started.
Prof. Clendennen and his son Harry
started for Philip, Stanley county,
last Saturday. They will drive from
Canton to Chamberlain and thence
west along the Milwaukee line until
they arrive at Kadoka which is about
fifteen miles south of the Clendennen
ranch. The Professor takes along a
complete camping outfit, and expects
to cover the distance in a week.
Mrs. Clendennen will follow by rail
road in about ten days. The LEADER
wishes the Professor and family great
success and may they prosper abun-
dainty.
-Farmers-Sell your cream the
same as other farm products-where
you get the most money.
w. E. CLOUD,
Cash buyer of cream.
Mr.. Tossini says he will be prepar-
ed to supply Canton and the sur
rounding towns with as pure and as
palatable ice cream as was eve used
In Ganton or anu other town The