Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-13
DIR. J. N. EvELETH, DENTIST,
Grown and Bridge Work a speciality

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Mrs. LYDIA Fowler has just pur-
chased a tine stock OF spring millinery.
Easter suits from SIG. 90 and up
and pants from $500 and up at Sexes.
Don't fail to read Il. Il. Sexes ad
about his bargain counter sale OF
EaSter'Suits.
The "Crawford Cigar made by
e. C. Becker, is the finest 5 cent cigar
on the market.
Henry Sundvold Is going to leave
for his farm in Wibaux, Montana In
a couple of weeks.
Mrs. B. Il. Sundvold visited with
her daughter Mrs. Bernhard Torber-
son over Sunday.
Miss Anna Hanson and three charm
ing school ma'ams were LEADER Wis
itors last Saturday.
Senator Laxson is a candidate for
reelection and he will be elected by
a splendid majority.
Henry Sundvold is out at Bern
hard Torberson's helping him with
some carpenter work.
Sander Brynjulson shipped a car OF
hogs to Sioux City Tuesday night and
Ole Steensland a car OF cattle.
Mrs. Soper returned to her home in
Mitchell Monday night after a weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Ralston.
William Miller had his leg broken
recently. He was riding a horse and
the animal fell on his leg breaking it
near the ankle.
Order your Easter suits from
SeXe, the tailor. Suits from SIG. 0C
and up, pants from So and up, and all
work guaranteed.
Edwin Serum of Fairview township,
was a caller and a renewal subscriber
Wednesday. Edwin is a progressive
and a successful farmer.
o. L. Campbell, the genial man.
ager of the Taylor Furniture com.
pany, has an ad in this issue of inter
est to the ladies and gentlemen.
George Peterson, son of z. B. Peter
son, of Dayton, left for Hettingel
county, N. d., Tuesday. George
came down for a winter visit and re
turns ready for spring work.
The Dollar Saving Store has an &C
in this issue regarding a 25 per cent
discount sale which begins Saturday
to read it.
The Eastern Star held a regular
meeting Monday night at which time
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bennett and Mrs
Merle Dean were given the degrees
Refreshments were served after the
initiation.
Mrs. G. G. Warner of Fairfax, ha.
been visiting with friends in the city
this week. Mrs. Warner is bette
known here as Kate Kennedy, having
taught school here for anumber years
During the rain storm Thursday
night of last week, the old horse sheds
in the southeast corner of the fai
ground caught fire from s%pontaneou.
combustion caused by the heavy dowr
pour of liquid.
Presiding Elder Shepherd cam
down from Sioux Falls Tuesday AM
Joined Rev. Cave in the revival meet
ings at the M. e. church. Eide
shepherds many friends in Cantor
were glad to see him.
The Gate City Cigar is a winner
It's a favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.
Hedge r. Rogness, Of Norway, wa
among our welcome visitors and re
newal subscribers Tuesday. Mr.. Rog
ness says Norway is preparing 70
spring work and expects to raise a bi
crop this year, including some priz
winning corn.
Tom Ulrikson moved from his MOI
way farm to his fine Canton TOWNSHIP
farm Tuesday, and the LEADER i
glad to know that our big. genia
friend is so near town. Tom Ulrikso
is a true blue and loves a square dea
as much as Jul great president.
Ole Nicholson, son Of M. o. Micke.
son of Grand Valley, returned froI
Grand Island, Nebraska, last Satul
day, where he has been attending bus
mess college during the winter. OF
has completed the commercial cours
and comes home ready for sprin
work.
Arthur Sogn, one OF the progressiv
young farmers in Norway township
was in Canson Tuesday on business
and was a caller at this Office and a re
newal subscriber. He has just bee
reelected justice of the peace, a mic
compliment and a mark Of contidenc
on the part OF his fellow citizen:
Congratulations Bro. Sogn.
1t vas raining hard about II o'cloc
last Thursday night, and at 7 o'cloc
next morning there was 8 inches {
mice, beautiful, wet, sap-moving sno,
on the ground and it snow'd an
blow'd all day and drifted some. ]
was the heaviest fall of snow durin
the winter. 1t came like a refresf
ing shower and the farmers were gla
it came.
On Tuesday, March 3, Canton towr
ship elected the following officers
Supervisor, Henry Hvattum; clerk, f
M. Hanson; treasurer, Jacob e. Ho
ter assessor, VIM. Millage: justices {
the peace, Perry Juel, A. Syvertsor
constable, M. o. Nicholson; road owe
seers No. l, N. M. Nelson; No. 3, {
Braithwaite; No. 3, John Lee; No.
A. NJ. Hanson; No. 5, Odin Ovre.
Dayton township elected the follow
ing officers Tuesday, March 3: Supe
visor, John Evenson; clerk, A. {
Monrad; treasurer, e. H. Robinson
assessor, Thos. Lunder; justice 2 year
III. A. Ringheim: constable 2 year
Elias Aus; constable ! year, The
Dempwolf; road supervisor No. l, l
V. Brown: road supervisor n. 2, J. v
Fee: road supervisor MOI VIM. Hay
road supervisor No. 5, o. w. Brown.
The Norway Township office
elected on Tuesday March 3rd. wer
P. S. Paulson, Chairman; NJ. T. Gu