Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-09-18

Selmer Hanson aud Bert Root were
new subscribers Tuesday.
Wallace Mitchell was among Jul re-
newal subscribers last Saturday.
Hans Graneng has just put new
crossings at the Catholic Church and
Goodroad orner
A ten pound daughter came to glad
den the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Hanson near Meadow, S. D. Sept. 3rd.
Bert Root shipped a "a Of supplies
to his home in North Dakota last
week and he and his bride left Tues
day.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, fits young men and wo-
men for the best positions in the land.
Now is your opportunity. Send for
catalogue.
Miss Addie Haw, a deaconeSS in
Sioux City, is a guest Of her father,
Mr.. Simon Haw, and her sister, Mrs.
Jessie Brereton.
Hans Anderson who RUNS the big
GudmnSen farm down in Highland
township, was among our renewal
subscribers last Friday. Mr.. Ander-
son is a careful and a successful man
ager.
Sparks from a passing engine start
ed a fire on the roof of the Wheeler
building last week and prompt work
on the part OF Canton's gallant fire.
fighters prevented the loss Of the
building.
Obed Olsen, Asa Hall, Erick Thor
~modsgaard, e. o. Erickson, Charles
Hall and John Langetieg were new
subscribers to the LEADER last week,
and Charles Hall said mark me up to
September 1910.
Arrange to attend the Mitchell
Corn Palace, September % to October
3. Twenty special trains. Half
rates on all trains over all roads dur
ing the entire week. Mitchell al
ways does her best to entertain you.
1918.
Obed Olsen Of Dayton, son of Bent
Olsen, left for..Butte county last Sat
urday with a a Of supplies for his
ranch near Seim. Obed is an energet-
ic young gentleman and will make
his mark tamong the Butte county
huStlers.
Asa Hall, one of the active, pushing,
successful farmers OF Norway town
ship, was in town Saturday accom-
panied by his son Charles of Running
Water, and they favored this office
with a call. Asa Hall has the fine
half section farm of K. E. jacobson.
rented and he is making it "bloom"
with wealth producing products. He
can make money On any farm because
he farms scientifically.
Henry NJ. Hanson came down from
EHighmore Monday where he has been
visiting his brother Louis, who is
treasurer of Hyde county. Henry
brought a sample of wheat from his
brothers farm that went 2s4 bushels
to the acre, machine measure, and
will grade No. l hard. 28t bushels Of
spring wheat is a big yield, and Henry
says that corn in Hyde will run about
SO bushels to the acre. Hyde county
is in fine shape and the farmers are
decidedly happy over their splendid
harvest.
Charles Hall, foreman on the big
1000 acre ranch of 1. w. Seamen at
Running Water, was in Canton Sat
urday, after a three days visit in Nor
way township with his parents and
sisters. Charles is a genuine western
boomer,ssone of the kind that does
things. He has already put in 400
acres of fine corn to husk this fall,
and the cattle interests of the big
ranch are enormous. Mr.. Hall is we'll
fitted to keep everything moving on
the ranch because he is a hustler by
nature and is big and strong and &C
tive and might be property termed
an agricultural engineer He return
ed to Running Water Saturday.
Bert G. Root and his charming
bride left for Morton county, N. D.
Tuesday, where he has a fine farm
near Dog Tooth post office. MI. Root
and Miss Minnie johnson, daughter
Of John Johnson who lives on the
west side Of town, were married on
Thursday Sept. 10, at Sioux Falls by
Rev. Sidney Shurtleff at the NJ. E.
Parsonage. The bride is a charming
and an accomplished young lady, and
the groom is a Day ton township boy,
son Of an old friend of the editor
-Erastus Root, who was a gallant
soldier and served his country faith
fully in the civil war. Mr.. Root is a
splendid Young man, and his life part
ner is in every way fitted to make
their new home one Of the hsppiest
In North Dakota.