Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-29
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The c. g. Club was entertained b,
Mrs. n. G. Nash Saturday.
Fishing tackle, lawn tennis, anc
base ball goods at Mold & B%enedict's
DR.. HetleSater came down from
Baltic to spend Sunday with his fam,
lily.
Garden rakes are in great demand
as well as power to keep the rakes
moving.
The Gate City Cigar is a winner
It's a favorite and makes Il delightful
smoke.
Mrs. Amos BaySore returned Mon,
day evening after a few days visit a,
Hawarden.
Trees are are budding and the rob,
ms are seeking locations to raise theil
little ones.
Mold & Benedict are genera,
agents for the singer sewing machine
the best machine on the market. 40
A joint meeting of the teachers OF
Union, Clay and Lincoln counties will
be held at Beresford April 18th and
18th.
THE Alberta" the best $l.OO
Corset made. Stays made of Illumi.
mum steel. Do not rust or break.
Lybarger's Dollar Saving store.
Married by Rev. Evans at the Con-
gregational Parsonage Wednesday
afternoon, John G. EversOn of Can
ton and Anna Amundson of Fair
view.
1t should be remembered that all
song birds are protected by law and
anyone killing them is liable to a
stiff fine. Boys should be instructed
on this point.
Dick IluSman called Wednesday
and renewed his brother Johns Sub
ScriptiOn and John resides at kimball
Dick is a splendid specimen of a good
solid, healthy South Dakotan.
1t has been reported that we
were going out Of the shoe business.
This is not a fact. but for the next
prices on shoes will be low enough TO
compare with any catalogue house.
The lannon's Danish Ole Bull with
his splendid StradivariuS violin will
be heard at AuguStana College on
Tuesday evening, April =. Reserved
seats at Helmey'S Saturday morning,
March 30, at 9 o'clock. All seats will
be reserved.
Bert Stephenson of Norway town
ship, was among u welcome visitors
Wednesday and remarked that while,
perhaps, not as prompt on paying sub
ScriptiOn as Dan Sullivan. the Iowa
hustler, he gets here just the same.
Bert lives close to the ROmsdal church
which accounts for his benevolence
and moderation in all things.
Fl. e. Brown of Steward, Illinois, a
son of Amasa Brown of Dayton town
ship, who is here on a visit is very
eccentric to say the least and at times
has Authorizations which come quite
close to brain storms. The insanity
board have examined him carefully
and concluded that Mr.. Brown had
return to his home in Illinois
in charge of a guardian.
The LEADER enjoyed a very pleas
ant visit with Comrade Fitch of
Hudson this week, and while discus
the jamestown exposition he
that Comrade Joe Warner,
also of Hudson. intended to take in
the exposition and tramp over a little
Of the ''old sod" where he marched
with a muSket on his shoulder in the
SOS. Joe was a member OF the Fifth
and that accounts for his
qualities today.
Albert Helvig called Tuesday and
subscribed for the LEADER. He has
just got settled down on his fine farm
down in Highland after an unusually
pleasant wedding celebration which
eliminated with a grand reception at
the home Of Henry Hanson. Mr..
is industrious and energetic,
md his bride is a young lady of abil-
socially prominent, and especial
y fitted to make the Helvig home
me of the happiest in the county.
The enthusiastic young musicians
as the Luther League band of
his city gave a basket social at Dayton
Hall last Saturday night, and from
Iii reports it was a very enjoyable af-
fair. A big crowd went up from
Canton and the bidding was strong.
Milt Letfert of Dayton paid the high
EST price, 1926, for a basket and won
charming partner, Miss Ruby
[sackson, for supper. Col. Bodie did
auctioneering.
Congregational Easter services will
De held in Presbyterian Church next
Sunday. Morning ermo at l0:45.
Subject: "What Does Easter Stand
A special Offering for Home
Missions will be taken up at this SER
vice. Sunday School at II O'Clock.
Peoples Society meeting at 7.
In the regular evening meeting at
80, Hon A. r. Brown will give an
on "Gnod Citizenship"
cordially invited. Come
md bring others. Geo. S. Evans,
Pastor.
The shipping of $50 head of scabie
from Potter county to Lincoln
was not juStitiable under the
given, that there was no feed
or them in that county. the ground
being covered with snow and no
means of securing hay. We are in
Lined to believe these cattle came
rom the reservation and were sold
1ery cheap. From information at
land it would seem that the Potter
cattle inspector cut out a lot
If Scabie cattle from this herd and
hen passed the balance. The dam
lge is done and the remedy must be
Major Young. the day operator at
he depot, returned Tuesday from
lis hunt out in Brule county, and he
'ame back with proof that he knows
to shoot. He got eleven geese
md nine ducks the first day, and the
LEADER got a mallard as big as a
loose. Major Young said that he
ook only fifteen shells with him the
irSt day and just as his party reach
d the lake the wind changed into