Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
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some new auto this week.

Mrs. N. N. Coon came down from
Sioux Falls last Saturday morning for
q visit with her many Canton friends.
The Gate City Cigar is a winner.
It's a favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.
ID. L. Williams Of Lynn was In
town Saturday, and no one enjoys a
Saturday visit in Canton better than
Brother Williams.
Any one shooting wild birds Is
liable to 9 fine Of SIS. All wild birds
are property Of the state. Post your
boys SO that they may not be ar
rested.
Miss Julia Dibble went v e to
Centerville last Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Slocum, returning Mon
day. Roy Warner acted as her escort
and did the driving.
Alfred Quicn, q prominent Fair
view township farmer, and a reporter
for the agricultural department OF
the government, was a Canton visitor
Saturday. He finished planting his
corn on May 4.
Alex Nelson, a quiet, modest Day
tonite, was In town Saturday. YES,
you bet, my corr Is all In the ground
In good shape" and then he lit a ten
center and smiled.
A very large per cent of the corn
was planted last week notwithstand-
ing the showers. When a Lincoln
county farmer is ready to plant corn
a rain storm only gives him a breath
ing spell.
Here comes the Spring Winds to
chap, tan and freckle. Use Pinesalve
Carbolized. (Acts like a poultice) for
cuts, sores, burns, chapped skin. Sold
by i. M. Helmey s. Co.
Her hand this man could not get,
His health was not as 1t should be,
He had not used the s'best as yet,"
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
I. M. Helmey s. Co.
Matthias Eneboe Of Highland was in
town last Saturday morning. Corn
all in?" said the LEAEER to Matthias
as he was headed for his team. "No,
I have half a days work yet, and will
finish this afternoon"
A letter from Ole Holm, dated at
Kolvereid, Norway, April 10th, tells
of q pleasant trip across the Atlantic
and Of his old home where he goes for
health. He and his family are well.
He says: II am glad / subscribed for
the LEADER before / left as 1t Is SO
pleasant to read it so far away from
hOme.n
1t Is q pity to see q person neglect
indications of kidney or bladder trOu-
BILE chat may result In Bright's di-
sease when FOley's Kidney Remedy
will correct irregularities and streng-
then these organs. Take Foley's Kid
ney Remedy at the first sign of dam
ger. /. M. Helmey 3. Co.
Our old friend Arthur L. Carter, a
former Canton editor and now a sue
cessful warrant broker In New
Orleans, remembers the LEADER oc-
casionally with some token Of his
presence In the Crescent city. The
LHADER is always glad to hear Of and
from him because he grew into man.
hood In Canton and was always a
pusher.
Robert Engle, q brother Of Mrs.
Charles Reynolds, arrived in Canton
last week from Kalamazoo, Mich,
whore he buried the remains Of his
beloved wife who died on January
27th 1t B?us Lake, California. Since
early In February, Mr.. Engle has
been stopping at Kalamazoo, and is
now on his way west. He has with
him Z beautiful little baby girl
named Yolo, who is receiving the de-
voted care Of his sister, Mrs. Rey-
nOlds.
Albert Gallop OF Lynn township,
who met with q fatal accident re-
Gently In q runaway, was buried
Ia Forest Hill Cemetary last Friday.
He was riding In a cart and fell from
the seat. his head and shoulders be-
Ing jammed between the wheel and
seat while In this position the horse
runaway and when stopped by = mail
carrier the unfortunate man was al
most dead. He was taken to a Sioux
Falls hospital where he died. He
! soninlaw Of George Sabin and
leaves Z wife and two daughters and
1 son Who Ii In Oregon. He was
shout 48 yeArs old, and-an old settler.
Hlh father was q minister Of the Cos
pal and used to preach In Canton. a
fact old timers will recall.
Boys VIII Got In Trouble.
Ia spite Of the law, and In spite Of
city ordinances, boys continue to
shoot and kill birds In the city limits.
It II ! brutal practice and many good
citizens are determined that it must
stop.
Chapter 159 laws OF 1907, section
one says: ssThat all Wild birds both
resident and migratory In this state,
shall Be and are hereby declared the
property Of the state"
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