Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-07
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Tom Ulrikson was up from Norway
Monday smiling over summer.
DIR. Mold has a new and elegant
variety of postal cards. Call and see
them. 30.
Hon. o. S. Clifford left for Huron
Monday to attend the Grand Army
encampment.
Pipes, pipes, the finest assortment
of pipes you could desire to see at
Becker'S cigar store.
Charlie Sand had the misfortune to
give his foot a bad twist last week
and he is now laid up for repairs.
The honest fisherman is enjoying
successful sport on the river since the
seine fishermen have been suppressed.
Mold & Benedict are general
agents for the singer sewing machine
the best machine on the market. 40.
Paul Eneboe left for old Norway
last Saturday, where he will spend
the summer amid the enc of his
boyhood.
Rev. j.. Spittell Of Estelline, uncle
of Rev. Evans, preached a fine sermon
in the Presbyterian church last Sun
day morning.
Tom Collins Is getting things in
shape over on Fourth street. The
grader was doing things in front of
Toms livery barn.
Rev. Thos. Thompson of Worthing
spent the day last Friday visiting
RevS. Evans and Spittell at the Con-
gregational Parsonage.
State Treasurer and Mrs. Cassill
and the Children, Scott, Harvey and
Miss Lorraine, left for Pierre Monday
where they will remain for some time.
Farmer A. j. Kuhns was in the
city Saturday, and he made DR.. Lewis
enviOuS by relating the joys and plea
Sures of a farmers healthful, strenu-
u life.
Miss Eva IIyke and Miss Florence
Kennedy of Luverne, were commence
ment week guests of Miss Florence
McDermott. They returned home
Sunday.
Roger Donahue, of Worthing passed
through Canton on his way home Mon
day. He had been at LeMars, Iowa
where he was called by the death of a
nephew.
Mrs. Repp returned to Cherokee
Monday in company with DR.. Seaman.
She was not gaining as rapidly as ex-
pected and decided to return to Cher
okee for a time.
Grevlos & Son remembered the fire
men when in line in front of his place
on Decoration Day by presenting
them with a box of the famous Gate
City cigars, manufactured by e. G.
Becker.
Ed Sogen of KlOndike was in town
Monday. He has heard from many
b~iackSmithS and some of them are
number one men, but unable to buy.
The owners had better rent the shop
for nominal price than let it lay idle.
DR.. J. r. Turner returned from West
Sunbury, Pa. last Sunday, where he
went to visit his mother who has been
sick for some time, but owing to Il
change in treatment suggested by DR..
Turner, his mother is improving rapid
ly.
]. j. Richardson has resigned as cat
was appointed his successor, who will
serve until the farmers elect some one,
and the County Auditor has a notice
in this issue calling a meeting at the
Auditors office on Saturday June 10,
at 2 O'Clock to elect a successor to Mr..
Richardson.
Just received the finest line of
pipes ever seen in Canton. Prices
surprisingly low. Becker's Cigar
Store.
Misses Nora Oliver, Nellie Bremen,
Jessie Roderick and Bernice Oliver
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home of the Misses Oliver to a delici-
Gus four course breakfast at $50 Sat-
urday morning. The place cards
we're adorned with natural violets
and the. event was delightfully."- plea
SAINT.
Engebret Hotter said the other day
with a good deal Of pride: "keep your
eye on Grand Valley for a while, and
you may realize that the matrimonial
banner now so proudly waved by Nor
way township may be transferred to
Grand Valley, adelightful section of
our splendid county, noted for manly
young men and sweet maidens:' but
he wouldn't give a hint of coming
events.
Don't forget the splendid military
ball this Friday evening at the Arm
DRY. One of the best Orchestras that
has ever been heard in the state has
been secured for the event.. Help the
patriotic sons and daughters of Nor
way celebrate June 18th. during the
afternoon at the auditorium and then
close the day with a delightsome
waltz at the Armory.
We enjoyed a pleasant visit Monday
from Henry G. Fodness and Ole A..
Fodness of Grant township. Henry
called to renew his subscription and
Ole became a new subscriber. They
are progressive young farmers and own
fine farms, and as Ole remarked, Glen
nv and I never allow our pigs a milk
bath" They were in town to see about
the ditch contracts, but made no bid.
They returned home on the evening
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Steensland
and son, Rudolph, left Sunday for old
Norway, where they will spend the
summer. Rudolph called Saturday
and ordered the LEADER sent to his
address at Hjelmeiand, Stavanger,
and secured Knut J~acobson'S address
which is LON. When Rudolph and
Knut get together there will be some
ford exploring and mountain climb
ing. The LEADER is sent to six diff
ferent parties in Norway at present.
Next Sunday morning at a quarter
to eleven in the Presbyterian church
the Congregational Sunday School
will present it's annual Children's
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