Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-29
Miss Carrie Winsor returned to
Sioux Falls Monday.

to DeSmet Monday after an extended
visit with Canton relatives.
John johnson arrived home from
Chicago Tuesday noon, where he hat
been with a shipment of stock.
Attorney A. J. Keith of Siou,
Falls came down Tuesday morning u
look after several law matters before
Judge Forrest.
The Japanese social at Mrs. &c
Wendt's last Friday evening wa:
very enjoyable and netted the Ep
worth League $l2.
Mrs. DR.. O'Neil delightfully."- enter
tanned about forty of her lacy friends
on Thursday of last week to "a ;
o'clock luncheon.
The diligent dozen went to Sioux
Falls Monday and was entertained by
Mrs. A. G. Milliman, a former mem
Der Of the diligents.
Miss Alma Daley. who was the
guest of Miss Alice Hannah the last
part of last week, returned to her
home in LennOX Saturday evening.
j.. r. Morse has rented the John
Everson farm over on the Sioux river
just above Paul BankSon's and moved
thereto Tuesday. We wish Mr.. Morse
success.
Peter and Marguerite Bretborst
came down from LennOx last Thurs
day morning to take the teachers
examination and We're the guests of
Miss Lillian Hannah.
A. II. Wells was in town Saturday
-, II, ~ Z i.,r f~,. rrAl .n,, L. l. Il, lr, l1
will have to secure seed from Paul
BankSon who has "a large mount of
the 1903 crop on hand.
Robert j.. Dixon left for his home
at Weleetka, Indian Territory, Mon
day, and his sister, Mrs. Ferguson,
will remain with Mrs. A. Z. Dixon
the summer.
Fl. f. Phelps, n of the Dayton
farmers, but now about on the
wealthy retired list was watching
the crowds Saturday with a COM
placency born of cOntentment.
President Thorson of the First Ma
tiOnaI. was threatened with a severe
of grippe Saturday, but prompt
medical aid broke the fever and he
was able to get down town Tuesday.
George H.. Bowen, son of Editor
Bowen Of the Sioux Falls Press. was
among the enthusiastic young gentle
men who came down to witness the
basket ball game between the cham
pion teams.
Mems seamless calf shoes. built
from the best calf stock and as near
as possible. Sears, Roe
Duck Co.'S catalog price page 9l5 $l.60.
Dur price only $3.50. Lybarger'S
Saving Store.
j. J. Jones, one Of the best farmers
n the county, who lives due west
i've miles, was in the city Saturday
IN business. Mr.. Jones has of
he handsomest homes between Can
jon and Worthing.
Prof. Tysland Of Spring field, Mimi,
/ former graduate of AuguStana, was
guest of President Tuve over Sun
His father was pastor of the
Lutheran church in this city years
and now has a charge north of
Des Moines.
J. G. Cornelius, one of the pushing, |
prosperous farmers who lives three
niles west of town, was in the city
Saturday after building material. He
S building a two story granary with
which will hold 5000 bushels
II small grain and 5000 bushels of
corn.
e. j. Straw, Fred Cuthbert, Joe
3ragstad and Prof. Clendennen went
'ut into the county last Friday to
lunt the festive duck and came home
With the average fisherman's luck be-
lind a load of hay. Prof. Clendennen
an tell how it occurred and how
he farmer was paid for hauling the
ig home.
Dan Sullivan was W from Iowa
saturday and remarked to the LEAD
r $50 the Beresford editor thinks
didn't fine myself for being a little
ate on getting my renewal subScrip-
ion in on time. He will know more
'hen he gets older,' remarked the
lyon county boomer as he handed
ut a ten center for interest.
The Milwaukee wants to buy the
Nred Dunn north lot to make room
or a new depot, but thinks the
rice asked-$SO0-iS a hOldup figure.
nd rather than pay it may put the
depot farther west. The comp
vi ooSiIU W Nc ooIS ~ oiN OlIC " |
With no deadheads and 3 cents a
lille.
Government cattle inspector Black
veil of Sioux Falls was in Canton
to consult with county in
Richardson, and between
hem was mapped out a program
hat will soon clean infected cattle
4 this county. Scales. are all over
he state and the disease must be
,iped out and it will be because the
overnment is pushing the work.
AS announced last week, "Sweet
iXteen" has arrived. This is a very
ne fragrant perfume, something diff
from anything you have ever
ad, containing t%hirty-two different
inds Of perfumery and made express
Y for Us. We will have a special sale
n "Sweet Sixteen perfumery on
aturday, March Both. This is a regu-
81 an ounce perfume. but Satur-
ay you may have it at 80 cent per
unce. Lybarger's Dollar Saving Store.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, is all by the ears
yer a city ordinance that requires
he marriage of all persons between
he age of 25 and As whose mental and
hysical propensities and capabilities
re normal and in case such single
ersons fail to get married they are
able to a fine of so up to 800.
layor Bennett is getting all kinds of
Tail over the matter but he says the
wv will be enforced. % to 45. How
lany would that law catch in Can
IN?
The Athenians in an o%ratorical
argued the Thaw case last