Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-13

For sale one good fresh cow. J. ID.
Cloud. IL.
John Cederstrom was among those
who renewed his subscription Mon
day.
Ask former M. G.. G. students.
They will advise you to attend Man
kato Commercial College, Mankato,
MINI.
Halvor Olson left a fine sample OF
his Duchess apples at the LEADEB
office, last week. Mr.. Olson's apple
crop is very fine.
Miss Emma Scion is teaching in
district 30 in Lynn township. and
Miss Scion is considered one of the
best teachers in the county.
Geno Lorenson, the successful pho
~tographer, was a renewal subscriber
Friday evening. He reports plenty
of work and his business growing.
Mrs. Marie Gilbertson left Monday
for a visit with relatives and friends
uu "otCilihS IpI dllu Sutlby, LII
sofa, She expects to be absent about
two weeks.
Judge Jones came down from Sioux
Falls Tuesday morning to hear the
application for an injunction against
closing up a street that is hardly ever
open.
Edgar Dean returned Saturday
from Newton, Iowa, where he attend
ed the wedding of his son, Merle, to
Miss Grace Wendt. He attended to
business matters in Sioux City on his
way home.
Rev. J. d. Bohen of Rock Rapids,
a bible missionary, will preach in the
Lutheran church in this city next
Sunday morning and at the Beaver
Creek Church in the afternoon. Rev.
Bohen is Il brother of our townsman,
Eli Bohen.
Wallace Mitchell called last Satur-
day and renewed his subscription.
He said he had brought a load of oats
to town for which he received Al cents
a bushel and $50 for the load. High
prices will help out on the shortage
Of crops.
Roy Letfert went home to begin
blowing Monday but didn't do a lick
| of work. He got word that 80 acres
down in Union county which he own
ed had been sold for $64 an acre.
He paid S5O.5 so an acre for that
land three months ago. Roy says
that's blowing even if his father did
go to the state fair.
Fishing tackle, lawn tennis, and
base ball goods at Mold & Benedict's.
Geo. Luther's big dog loves to sleep
on the sidewalk and in the dark peo-
pie stumble and fall over him and
there is some who have been hurt in
this way, and the dog threatens to
bite those who disturb him. Mr..
Luther had better keep his big dog off
the walk or there will be trouble for
the dog.
Perry Juel knows what a solar plex-
US blow is now as we'll as any of the
heavy weights. He was 'shooing"
chickens in the yard the other night
and moving pretty fast at times,
when the sloping end of a 2x4 brought
him up standing. He probably didn't
say anything for a minute or two but
there can be no doubt about thinking
a whole lot.
Send your boys and girls to the
Sioux Falls Business College, Sioux
Falls, S. d. Enter now and get free
tuition. Send for catalogue.
George johnson and Ex-City Mar
shall johnson are both husky men,
strong and active, and like boys Of
tender years got to scutfling for fun
last Friday evening. Both got a half
Nelson and in the fall George fell on
top of AIDE and a small bone in AIDES
leg was cracked. The fun was over
and AIDE called Doctor Gdlbrandsen to
repair the injury.
John Sandvig is home from his va
cation out on the Pacific slope. He
had a glorious time and saw every
thing worth seeing in that romantic
and beautiful country. He sampled
! the brine of the Pacific, he tiShed
and climbed mountains and explored
all the interesting corners in that
land of fruit and flowers and quakes
and came home heart whole and hap
py.
Smoke the "Star Crown" "Gate
City" and "Coe 1. Crawford" cigars,
made by e. G. Becker, Main street,
Canton.