Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-22

: Correspondence :
Grant Township.


Have you got a turkey for thanks
giving?
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Larson were
callers on Ole Fodness Sunday.
The ladies' aid will meet with Mrs
Ole Lier next Thursday.
Tilmen and Blanche Larson were
helping Melvin Sundvold finish husk'
Ing corn the first OF the week.
Iver Lukken and family were cal.
lers on Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Sunday.
Hilda Stubstein attended church at
Beaver Creek Sunday.
Mrs. M. Sundvold entertained the
ladies' aid last week and among the
guests were Mrs. B. Sundvold Of Can
berSon sisters of Grand Valley.
Henry A..Fodness is husking corr
for Oscar Sather this week.
George Woodley has built a new
orn crib on his farm.
Melvin Sundvold and wife were
down at Grand Valley Sunday where
they attended a family reunion at the
home OF Bernhard Torberson.
Kelmer Gedstad and his sisters,
Thea and Clara, we're out enjoying a
ride last Sunday afternoon.
Ole M. Strand says he has been
crowded with mason work all summer
and has enough work On hand to last
him a month or two yet.
Frank Neauman is to have tele-
phone connection with Worthing and
Canton.
Sigward Ness and wife spent last
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Almond Husett and family from
near Worthing were callers at T.
TronSon's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. B. Engenes has had quite a
little trouble with the deep we'll on
her place. The boys are at work re-
pairing it and say If it won't stay
good now they will pull it out and
make a new one.
Henry Lier has been in the market
for q corn picker all fall, and almost
every Sunday he is out, but up to the
present time hafhas been alone In
the corn feld$ Lonesome, isn't it,
Henry.
Some of the boys are making siren
protests about a new bit of road
east OF rs. 1t seems the boys are
compelled to drive over that road
Sunday nights.
Gunder Gunderson and sister, Ber-
tina, from lea Chamberlain, who
have been working around here the
past summer, left for home Monday.
Mr.. Hendrickson and wife OF Day
county, have been visiting with the
of Henry q. Fodness for the
past week.
Oscar Brandhagen and family and
Adolph Brandhagen and family were
visitors at the home OF Ole Ness last
Sunday.
Hegge Brothers took a flying trip
to Lennox Sunday to see how the
folks we're getting along up in that
city.
Gunder johnson left for Woonsoc-
xet Tuesday, where he went to look
after his farm interests near that
,lace.
Theodore and Knut Hill, who are
lolding down claims in Colorado,
same home a week ago to see the
lolks. Tho boys have been Tapping
pancakes and roasting sweet potatoes
Ind their health and appetites have
will probably take a short course In
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he golden state.
While Ell. FL. Stubstein was coming
lome from Canton last week he had
N accident that might have proved
serious than 1t did. On his way
lie met an automobile but the horses
lid not seem scared until close up to
I when they suddenly turned, upset
ing the buggy with Its occupants.
,ut fortunately nobody was hurt and
Kings were Strengthened around
without damage.
As It has been reported by the pa
,ers that the ditching machines are
T. work over In Highland township
md as some OF our boys have been In
he habit OF driving down there Sum
lays, they should look out or they
be trapped unawares.
Mrs. A. Lier returned from Wau-
on, Iowa, q week ago. where she had
cen for . month Wishing friends and
elatives.
We miss some OF the correspondents
4 the LEADER very much. Are they
n a strike like myself or Is their time
AIKEN up with other business?
Granite.
[The Editor hopes that Granite
III declare all strikes of, he being
ne premier OF the LEADER staff
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