Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-17

E. E. Osvog got the box of cigars at
Becker's.
w. E. Greene OF Worthing was a
visitor Tuesday.
Anderberg's great clearing out sale
commenced Thursday.
Jas, Hattlestad was down from
Worthing Wednesday.
Lost-A small silver watch by
Verne Jennings. Finder please re-
turn.
Mrs. M. H. Lybarger went up to
Sioux Falls Sunday on a visit with
friends.
1t got a little colder Wednesday
and the wind blew fresh from the
northwest.
The C. C. Club had a social evening
at the home of Mrs. N. G. Nash Tues
day evening.
The "Crawford Cigar" made by
E. G. Becker, is the finest 5 cent cigar
on the market.
When you want first class flour call
for Fancy Patent, made out OF nome
grown wheat, and take no other. IL
is the best flour sold. 29-tt.
Mr.. and >Mrs. G. M. Seely arrived
home last Saturday from Mason City,
where they had been called by the
death of Mrs. Seely's father, William
Winter.
The members Of Columbia Rebekah
Logde No. II, wish to tender their
sincere thanks to the young people
who so kindly assisted in making the
entertainment of Jan. 10 and 18th a
success.
The Yeomen elected officers We'd
nesday evening: Foreman, A. H.
Rogers; Master of Ceremonies, e. c.
Warner; Master of Accounts, w. J.
Byrnes; Correspondent, A. A. Arnold;
Chaplain, O. L.. Campbell. About
fifty members were present.
Don't forget the Junior League So
cial at the old Congregational church
Saturday evening. The Juniors are
going to have a good time and have
arranged booths where a penny WILL
gain you admission. Miss Eliose
Smith is president and master Ben
Kennedy is secretary of he-League
The boys and girls are requested to
bring a pocket full Of pennies.
The annual meeting of the board of
directors and stockholders of the First
National Bank, was held in the office
of the bank on Tuesday, January Ia.
The old directors we're reelected as
follows: Thomas Thorson, f. J.
Ferguson, j. v. Conklin, E. S. O'Neil
and o. S. Clifford. Thomas Thorson
was reelected president, J. ". Conk-
lin, vice-president and Fl. Anderson,
cashier. The usual dividend was de-
clared-and the business Of the bank
for the past year was found to be
equal to the best year in it's history.
Olsen Bros. 8 Tobiasen are more
than meeting the cut rates of cloth
ing men in nearby cities. These
gentlemen have an immense stock OF
clothing and they are making prices
that will keep a mans pOcketbook fat
after he buys a whole lot Of goods. 1t
is a regular slaughter sale and the
prices asked represent about cost.
Buy your clothing from home mer-
chants. Don't fool away your time
travelling and then get inferior goods
at higher prices than you can get
them from Olsen Bros, q Tobiasen !.
Men and boys clothing in great varie.
these gentlemen a chance to prove
that they are giving splendid bar
gains for the price. Stand by your
home town. It stands by you.
The pickett Pidcoe Company offer
inducements this week to the public
which should meet with a liberal pat
ronage from all seeking bargains in
goods used and worn by the fair sex.
This is the Puckett-Pidcoe midwinter
clearance sale and it's a hummer If
you esteem low prices an attraction.
Read the big ad in the LEADER this
week and il you can't find goods and
prices to suit you you will be hard to
please. BY ~patronizing home mer-
chants you can ave money. Don't
ever be led into the belief that you
can buy cheaper away from home, ex-
penses and travel considered. Give
your home merchant a chance to fit
you out on a cash basis and you are
bound to save money. There Is some
thing In that big ad needed in every
home.
The Gate City Cigar is a winner.
It's a favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.