Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06

Prof. Travaillie says he cannot use
Nan associate editor at present. A
particular fellow thinking he was
cute, undertook to bride a young boy
of the Enterprise, into printing an
article which in its substance con
tanned stuff detrimental to business
men of Worthing. From what we
learn the business men refuse to trust
him for one cents worth, hence his
object was foiled. Honesty is the
best policy"
w. r. Bradfeld held his sale last
Friday. Riley will Don nov west,
and like more of us will grow up with
the country.
James Kennedy has concluded to
make his home in Canton.
Once more the little birds are
MISUNDERSTANDING bells.
DR.. and Mrs. Moore are now located
permanently here. Mrs. Moore is a
trained and experienced nurse. 1t is
very often that the services of a good
nurse are needed, and her location in
Worthing will save people time and
money when in need of such services.
Ed Hufsmith is now permanently
settled in the residence formerly
owned by Ben Whitlow. Ed, after
years of hard work, Is entitled to en-
joy the fruits of his labor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earn Tate drove down
from Harrisburg last Friday and
visited relatives a few days.
II. o. Madison loaded his personal
property Tuesday and shipped it to
Fort Pierre, where he joins his
brothers who are located on home
SteadS.
Andrew J. Rea has moved to this
town and will reside in the residence
vacated by III. o. Madison.
Frank Voges will conduct the farm
owned by Mrs. Schoeneman, four
miles northeast Of this place.
The voter who lends an attentive
ear to the political pessimist and the
political optimist, and then tries to
form an unbiased opinion, is subject
to violent brain storms, loss of appe-
tite, and increased size of the head.
This last may be enormous. We pre-
sumo the word healer's diagnosis
would be: The result of two political
physics.
Martin Carr requests us to add his
name on our eligible bachelor list.
Mark Bushnell and Paul Katfar wish
to join, but we are sorry to inform
the youths that a few years under
age bars them.
Henry Skie will try farming in this
season. We are informed that Henry
doesn't intend to bach either. We
asked him concerning the veracity OF
the rumor, and he said, "Well. IL
couldn't say no to her because it's
leap year. don't you mind"
Mrs. Ed Sogen and Mrs. John Win.
ger returned home, Monday after
spending a few days visiting relatives
at Lennox.
Lewis Lukken has been under the
weather Of late. We are glad te
state he is improving.
Tom Opsal loaded a car consisting
tof horses, machinery, etc. for Clark
county where he will farm his fathers
place this season.
Steve Jones dpve out from Canton
Monday. Steve enjoys an occasional
visit to the place. He loves to heal
his grandchildren call him grandpa
Sigv6rt Ness has rented the farm o.
James Kennedy for the ensuing year.
AMEND Concert Co. will appear at
the Opera House Saturday evening,
March I. This company consists Of
first class artists. Mr.. r. j. Haven
tenor; Maud Ellene Lynch, soprano
Gleda HOughten, reader; Einar Old
en-, basso and Bernice HARDWOOD. plan.
ist. You cannot afford to miss it as
they come highly recommended by
the press Of our leading cities. They
appear under the auspices Of Our pub.
lie school.