Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-21
DIR. J.. N. EvELETH, successor
to DR.. jennings, makes a speciality
Of Crown and Bridge Work.

Mrs. Judge Kennedy and son Ben
were Sioux Falls visitors last Friday.
Benedick jacobson was among those
who called to renew their subscrip-
tions to the LEADER last Saturday.
Charles j. Kuhns, a prominent
merchant at Worthing, vas a Canton
visitor Friday.
Miss Maud Blumer, who was a
quest of Miss Emma Byrnes, left fol
her home at Beresford Friday.
Mrs. Major Dixon and sons, Paul
and Bert, and ladies are home from
Okoboji.,
Just received the finest line Of
pipes ever seen In Canton. Prices
surprisingly low. Becker's Cigar
Store.
Otto Hervfg is selling tickets for
the Grieg concert which takes place
in the College chapel August %.
Everybody is buying.
Nearly 700 students attended Man
kato Commercial College, Mankato,
Mimi, last year. Their verdict: 1T
is the best"
No one is immune from kidney
trouble, SO just remember that Fol
iey's Kidney Remedy will stop the
Irregularities and cure any case OF
kidney or bladder trouble that is not
beyond the reach Of medicine. Sold
by I. M. Helmey & Co.
John Bremen has been looking thru
his big corn field and finds from mea-
surements and counting that his
corn will run between 80 and 100
bushels to the acre. This is the in
formation he gave the LEADER last
Friday. He says there are about
$500 hills at 3 feet 6, In an acre OF
ground, and his estimates were care
fully made.
Peter Anderson, a member of the
| Chraft & Hansen clerical force, is
home from a very enjoyable outing
up at Baltic, where he was accompan-
led by his wife and son Philip. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hanson at Baltic
land during their stay Peter says he
caught more fish than anybody else
and the bill Of fare for every meal
contained some kind of fish.
Herman A. johnson, son of August
Johnson of Norway township, was
among our numerous renewal sub
scribers last week. The johnson
farm Joins Nels Larson on the south
and is one of the best in the township.
Herman is a hustling young farmer
and represents the new life in pro-
gressive farming. He reports corn in
splendid condition with prospects of
an enormous yield.
Mrs. Charles Van Houten reads the
LEADER closely and finds that re-
ports Of fine corn in Lincoln county
is encouraging and gratifying, but
she believes that Lyon county corn
will match up with Lincoln county's
best, and says that the VanHouten
farm has 80 acres of the best corn in
Lyon county and leads the famous
sullivan corn a few points. Mrs.
Van Houten feels quite proud over
the corn victory.
J.. G. Cornelius has an auto and he
was out in the harvest field taking a
spin Friday when he ran into a bunch
of big sunflowers and the machine
stopped. He looked all around for
the trouble and finally found a wire
parted. He united the ends OF the
wire and the machine went ahead
like a bird. John says it doesn't take
much to put a machine out of com
mission and a man doesn't want to
run over everything that is In his
way.
Edgar Wardwell and Ed Moscrip
came down from Harrisburg Saturday
to attend a meeting of the county
central committee. The two Eds
look as If they enjoyed life and al
square meal three times a day, and
among the happiest and most pro-
gressive republicans in the county.
One Is a little older than the other
but both look good for forty years.
They report Harrisburg morally clean
and financially sound and everybody
marshalled under the republican ban
ner. They returned home on the
evening train.
Nels Marker, a hustling young far
mer from Midland, Stanley county,
a visitor Friday, accompanied by
his father, A. O. Marken of Fairview
Nels had just arrived
from Stanley county and was met at
the depot by his father. Nels called
to renew his subscription to the
LEADER and have his address changed
from Midland to Route / Hudson,
and he also announced that he proved
up one OF the best quarter sections
in Stanley county, and from present
indications oil will be found on land
adjoining his farm. The LEADER
c~ongratulates Nels over his enterprise
and success and hopes he may find
oil on his own land.
Fred Ovre is back from Roundup
he proved up on his timber
He saw Clyde Hodson at
Claude Treat at GrifHn and
and ali the Cantonites at Roundup,