Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-06

Geo. Johnson Of Hardin county.
Iowa, has rented the John Boutwell,
farm in Lynn township.
Mrs. Albert Gardner returned last
week from IN extended visit with
friends ia Cleveland, Chic.
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Mrs. Alice Frame-Dick spent Sun
day with her parents. She returned
to her Sanborn home Monday.
Andrew A. Rommereim Of Norway
is hauling tile from Canton and will
drain his farm by the use of 300 rods
OF pipe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Redfield left for
White Lake Saturday for a visit with
friends. They were accompanied by
their two handsome boys.
Mrs. T. e. johnson of Mound City,
Campbell county, kindly remembers
the LEADER with a postal money ord
err for a renewal Of her subscription.
Mr.. and Mrs. VA. Welchcr return
ed to Geddes Friday after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Redfield, Mrs.
Welcher being a sister of Mrs. Red
field.
Mrs. A. e. Manson returned last
week after an extended visit with
friends in Iowa, and spent two weeks
with her son Harold in Chicago. She
had a very pleasant trip.
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Ole Holm who is farming one of
John Isackson's farms near Beaver
Creek church, was In town Saturday
after his auction bills and also sub
scribed for the LEADER. Mr.. Holm
was over in old Norway last year and
lmay concluded to make another trip
next June.
III. w. Guernsey returned to Dris-
coll, N. d. Monday after a very happy
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ainsworth where he found a
sweet little daughter on the 9th Of
August. Mrs. Guernsey has been at
home for some time and Mr.. Guern-
sey had to come down from North
Dakota to see his new daughter.
John Nelson of Grand Valley. who
left for Norway last May with the
Canton tourists returned home Fri
day accompanied by a bride. John
was sick a good part of the time while
he was in Norway but the Dakota at
mosphere will bring him around to
health and strength rapidly. John
and his bride will find a cordial well
come from his Lincoln county friends.
-Tossini's ice cream is in great de-
mand and the young people are liber-
al patrons. His ice cream is pure and
delicious and always fresh. ,2tf.
Wallace Mitchell was in town Sat
urday. He reports corn booming and
fair yields for small grain. He be-
lieves in keeping the highway clear
Of grass and weeds and was doing good
work in that line last week. Tall
Igrass and weeds holds snow in the,
winter rendering travel difficult in
such places. Keep the mail routes
clear by all al
@. @. Sletten, who lives about ii
miles northwest Of Lennox. accom-
panied by his father, T. Q. Sletten,
came over to Canton last Friday to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. i. s.. Sletten
OF this city, T. O. Sletten is also the
father of l. L. Sletten with whom
he will visit for some time. Grandpa
Sletten will be 81 iii November and is
enjoying good health.
The LEADER enjoyed a pleasant
visit Friday morning last from James
and Charles Norton of Lynn township.
Charlie brought along a nice bunch
Of Wealthy apples raised on the old
homestead from trees planted by their
father years ago. The bunch contains
five nice apples and all touching each
other. Charlie will farm the old
homestead and James the quarter
Joining on the southeast. The Nor
ton brothers are all steady, reliable
young gentlemen.
Just received the finest lire of
pipes ever. seen In Canton. Prices
surprisingly low. Becker's Cigar
Store.
President and Mrs. Tuve, accom-
panied by their M Lewis and Merle
and daughter, Rosemond, returned
last Friday evening from a months
visit with friends in the upper Sioux
Valley and over in Minnesota. Presi-
dent Tuve will be full OF business
until the opening of the college on
September 10Th, and the indications
are very favorable for a large attend
ance this fall.
Peter J.. Anderson and wife and
daughter, Rachel, left for Aberdeen,
Washington, Tuesday evening after
residing in Canton and Lincoln coun-
ty for 80 years. Mr.. Anderson while
cutting down q tree In his garden in
March 1906 was severely injured in
the hin bv n branch of n falling trpa