Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-10-04
Charles Reynolds has moved to the
Clark residence on west 5th street.

The Gate City Cigar is a winner.
It's a favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.
John Wilson was up from Sioux
City Monday for q brief visit with
friends.
A little thunder shower and sun
shine Tuesday brought us a summer
atmosphere.
Another Indian escaped from the
Asylum last Friday but was safely
found out at LennoX.
Rev. G S. Evans announced to his
congregation that he would decline
the call to Los Angeles, California,
preferring to remain in Canton.
Mrs. l.. A. Hanseth will welcome
you at her Dressmaking Establish
ment in Syndicate Block, Northeast
corner rooms upstairs. 13w.3.
If anybody has Tom Collins dog,
Joe, a black spaniel with handsome
eyes and short legs, they will confer a
favor by returning said dog
DR.. Wendt's handsome house on
Broadway is being finished up rapid
ly. When completed it will be n of
the best and most convenient homes
in the city, as we'll as one of the larg-
est.
The funeral of Mrs. O. r. Sigrud,
! which took place last Friday after
noon, was attended by a large num-
be Of relatives and friends, and the
various fire companies turned out in
full uniform.
"Dr. r. II. Stevenson the well
known eye, ear, nose and throat spec
ialist of Sioux Falls and assistant will
be in Canton, Monday, Oct. 18th,
Tuesday, Oct. Is, and Wednesday
forenoon, Oct. 10Th, at Rudolph
Hotel. Glasses also fitted correctly"
Mrs. Fahlenkamp, who vas out in
Lyman county visiting with friends,
was taken seriously sick and brought
home on a cot last Saturday. She
was much better Tuesday morning
and her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
Trust paid II cents for butter fat
at Centerville while the Canton
creamery paid 81 cents. 1t is reason
able to suppose the trust would have
been paying II cents in Canton if
there had been no creamery here.
Remember this every morning.
Mr.. j. G. Neyhart and o. d. Minis
returned last week from a delightful
trip out west, which included railroad,
steamboat and wagon, the latter We
hicle they used as a supply depot in
mountain climbing. Both show the
fine effect of their outing and came
home as happy and jolly as foot ball
victOrS.
Herman Nagel returned Tuesday
evening from Berlin, Germany, where
he had been visiting his parents since
July. He came to the LEADER office
direct and sent a ~cablegram to his
father announcing his safe arrival.
Herman is a splendid young man and
makes his home with DR.. Wendt,
who is a close personal friend of his
father, Prof. Nagel, an eminent doc
tor in the German capital. Herman
left for Brookings College Wednesday
where he is enrolled as a student
Len Redfield returned from Wi
baux, Montana, last week, after dis
posing Of considerable real estate to
men in quest of homes. He bought
along samples of grain, potatoes and
corn from Ira Parke's farm nea Wi
baux, which Indicate what the virgin
soil will do when given a chance.
Len left samples at the LEADER office
of oats that went IS bushels to the
acre, macaroni wheat 80 bushels, No.
l hard 80 bushels, flax ,144 bushels.
Mr.. Parke, who is a brother of Will
over in Lincoln township, began
breaking last May and the result of
his first years work is very encourage
ing. Mr.. Redfield says that is a great
country out there and there is room
for more.
You will find all the fancy smoking
tobacco at Becker'S.
No home is so pleasant, regardless
of the comforts that money will buy,
as when then entire family is in per-