Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-07-10
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Best hand made cigars at Becker's
Cigar Store.
Mrs. b. II. Whitmore is home from
her visit at Shannon, Illinois.
Ralph Muma is up from Sioux City
on a visit to his parents.
Newt Menor and wife of Charles
Mix are enjoying a visit with Canton
friends.
Prof. Link Of st. Louis came up to
join Mrs. Link who has been visi ting
with her parents, Captain and Mrs.
Dunlap.
A. w. Paulson and wife of Fargo,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Muma Of this city. Mr.. Paulson
Is a brother of Mrs. Muma.
Miss Emma Dahl Is up from Sioux
City to enjoy q vacation from her
duties at Morning Side college where
she is stenographer for President
Lewis.
The general report Is that crops
never looked bette" in this part Of
the state at this time Of the year,
and some say corn never looked more
promising.
Mrs. Fannie Ivens Brown and
daughter Margaret, left last week
for their home at Logan, Iowa, after
enjoying a very pleasant Canton visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Averill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brown and fam
lily of Lincoln, Nebraska, are visiting
at the home of Rev. J. w. Dibble and
attending the Assembly. Mrs. Brown
is a daughter of Rev. Dibble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pickett, ac-
companied by their son and daugh-
ter, came over from Rock Rapids on
the Fourth for a visit with his broth
er and to enjoy the Assembly.
Miss Nellie Keep left for Lennon
Tuesday and will join her mother,
brother and sisters south Of that
town for a visit before returning to
Washington. Miss Keep was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett while In the
city.
The Moe celebration on the Fourth
was a hummer, and Lennox had a big
time. Harrisburg and Hudson were
also in the celebrating business.
Next year Canton is going to have a
celebration that will surpass all prev
ious efforts and give the people some
thing to talk about for a year.
The Klondikers had a big time on
the Fourth with a red hot ball game
in the afternoon and a dance in the
evening. The Canton ball club was
lined up against a strong team from
hardwood and they played an excit-
ing game. The clubs we're a tie, 2
and 2, or the tenth inning, and then
hardwood got a tally On the first
half Of the 18th and the hardwood
crowd yelled with wild delight. The
Canton boys had two out after which
they made two runs and the hills
echoed with Canton cheers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Strand nee
Twedt, came down from Woonsocket
last week to visit relatives in Canton
and enjoy the Assembly for a time.
Mr.. Strand is the popular auditor Of
Sanborn county, and is prominent in
the commercial and political life Of
that section. Mr.. Strand was former
|ly a resident Of Highland township
and a member Of the nee famous
Moe band. The last 18th Of May that
Lewis and the writer celebrated to-
gether was at Ole Hegge's in High
land township, and those who were
there will have a distinct recollection
that it rained and poured and spoiled
the celebration. MI. Strand called at
the LEADER office Monday to renew
his subscription before departing for
his home.
Last year was a bad corn year and
many predicted trouble in securing
good seed for this season, but the de-
sire for good seed was SC earnest that
all took the necessary precaution to
test their seed and otherwise guard
against failure, hence there is a lar
ger per cent of stalks to the acre than
for many years and some go so far as
to say that there are fewer barren
hills than ever before. This means
an enormous yield to the acre and
goes to prove what the LEADER has
preached for years that it pays to test
seed corn and to use every effort to
secure the best. Our farmers ought
TO raise so bushels and upwards to
the acre and present Indications are
that the average will be above that.
Care In selecting seed corn will al.
ways pay.
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been cured by Foley's Honey and Tar.
It not only stops the cough but heals
and strengthens she lungs. L. M,
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doctors said / had consumption, and
I got no better until I took Foley's
Honey and Tar. It stopped the hem.
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they are nov as sound as a bullet"
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