Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15

Get your shamrock.
You will find al the fancy smoking
tobacco at Becker's.
II. Hugh Clancy writes that he will
be back at Worthing by April first.
Becker's famous new ten cent cigar
LA linda, will snon be on the mark
ct.
Company T.. S. ID. N. G.. will be in
spected in their armory Saturday
evening. ~
Mrs. Rev. Evans went to Sioux
Falls Wednesday for a couple of days
visit with friends.
The younger members of W.. j.
Ryrnes' family are having an exper-
fence with mumps.
W. }. Byrnes found Il gray shawl
near his house on Tuesday. The own
er can find it at Mr.. Brynes'.
Cashier Hendricks of the Hyde
county State Bank at lIighmore fav-
ored the LEADER with subscription
this week.
Miss Mamie Cassill entertained a
number of lady friends Wednesday at
the home of her brother State Treas
urer Cassill.
Married at the Congregational Par
sonage by Rev. George S. Evans on
Tuesday afternoon. liver e. Benson
and Iva Burnham both of Hudson.
James Mitchell who lives four and
a half miles north of town has a
strange "critter" at his farm. See
notice elsewhere.
Special 10 cen sale at the Dollar
Saving Store Saturday, March 10th,
consisting of Lace. Embroidery, Rib
cles.
Grand Lecturer Ives has been lee
turing and eXemplifying the work in
the blue and royal arch degrees, clos
ing Wednesday evening.
We are glad to see Gus Hanson back
from Plankinron and he has conclud-
ed to remain by accepting a position
in DR.. Noid's drug store.
Col. Repp leaves for Cherokee Fri
day to join Mrs. Repp who is in a
hospital at that place for special
treatment for a nervous trouble.
Joe Anderson has joined the great
brotherhood of man, and DR.. Turner
is getting instruction as to the
beauty and power of the keystone.
J. l.. Kehm opened the Leader Of
fee door Thursday morning, looked
in and around, never smiled, never
said how or indicated that he wasn't
dumb, shut the door and went away.
The next time he tries that silent
game on is it will cost him a fun
box of cigars.
Henry Bradshaw, James Madden,
G. M. France and W. e. Greene, were
among the WortIlingites who were
called to Canton "Wednesday as wit
nesses in the license petition trouble
heard before Judge Jones. This
matter has aroused a great deal Of
bitterness.
Ole Aus said the other day that he
has been a resident of Canton and
Lincoln county since 1880, but has
never had a desire to follow the "Star
of Empire" any farther west, and is
satisfied. He however will go north
west in the spring for a visit but has
no idea of catching the northwest
fever.
Services as usual at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday. At the
morning service the Pastor will con-
tinue the Lenten sermons on the
Lords Prayer. Sunday School at
noon. Evening at I o'clock the
Young Peoples Society will be led by
Mr.. Floyd Johnson. At the regular.
evening meeting, 1870 O'Clock Rev.
Evans will deliver an address on
.'The Life and Labor of st. Patrick"
next Sunday being st. Patrick's Day.
Everybody invited.
Miss Florence Rudolph returned
from Madison last week, where she
completed a full course in the Wis
consin State University and will re-
turn in June to receive her diploma.
Miss Rudolph has been a close stud
ent and won distinction i'm class work
at Vermillion and Madison and grad
uated with the degree of Doctor of
Arts. Miss Rudolph is a charming
young lady and a brilliant scholar and
her many Canton friends are delight
ed to have her at home again.