Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-09-25
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Floyd Cooper is home from his Paci-
fic Coast trip.
Mrs. E. G. Benedict was an Inwood
visitor the other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Clifford have
returned to Minneapolis.
A. M. Hunter brought a very fine
sample Of his corn to the LEADER
Office the other day.
Mrs. Lundy, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Dibble, has returned to her
home at CastlcwoOd.
Col. Repp was at Harrisburg look
ing after the heating plant in the
new residence of Banker Wasem.
e. j.. Straw returned last Friday
from Sphinx and other northern coun-
ties where he sold and bought several
farms.
Attorney Mallory of Lennox was in
Canton on business the other day.
He is building up a fine law business
at LennOx.
Mitchell will be a lively town dur
ing the Corn Palace week. w. j..
Bryan and Judge Taft are to be there.
Those Mitchell boomers are hummers.
John Mile has thrown away his
crutches and will soon be Oh top Of
the new Lutheran church again. He
had a very narrow escape from death.
The Lincoln County Circuit Court,
Judge Jones presiding, will convene
next Monday September %. There
are a number of important cases on
the docket.
The LEADERS, Inwood Correspon-
dent announces the sale of one farm
over there for 800. an acre and an
other for 1876. per acre. Ten miles
from Canton and no better land than
ours at 1915. per acre.
Leonard Olson was over from In
wood Monday. He has a grocery
store over there operated by his son
and he is otherwise prospecting. Leo
nard is d first class stone and brick
mason and is never idle.
Hon. W. r. LaFollette of Mitchell,
candidate for lieutenant
governor, was in the city Sunday,
and considerably scattering
announcements of the coming of Judge
Taft to the Corn Palace City.
National Committeeman Thorson
left for Chicago Sunday to discuss
Judge Taft's western trip with Chair
man Hitchcock and to arrange train
service for Judge Taft's trip through
the state. He returned home Wed
nesday.
j. M. Solso and family have moved
from Worthing to Canton and 10Y oc-
cupy the Overseth residence just
of DR.. Lewis, on First Street.
Solso called at the LEADER office
TO have the address on his LEADER
changed.
Willard Bennett while driving out
the country last week noticed a
patch of corn similar to other corn
it is claimed was ruined by the
excessive hot weather. He picked
one of the dried-up ears and brought
back to the store with him. When
the husk was taken off the ear proved
to be one of the finest e so far and
heavier than anyone in a sample of a
dozen ears or more. If all the dried
up corn is like that nobody will ever
complain of hot weather.
Junior Vice Commander South of
the S. D. G. A. r., returned home
last week from his participation in
the National Encampment after
he went "down east" to York
state and saw old friends and familiar
He had a delightful time of
it going and coming, and one thing
he noted with great pride and that
was that no where on his long trip
did he see corn that was as good as
the corn in Lincoln county, and Mr..
South is a good judge of corn. His
makes the LEADER happy.
Those little wire fly killers given to
suffering public by Mr.. Pickett have
made life a joy for a baldheaded man.
If Mr.. Puckett could only realize how
much he has done for hairless headed
men he ought to be the happiest nan
on earth. We write this slight testi-
monial, not N our own account, but
in behalf of those who love to take a
quiet, restful snooze on a Sunday
morning. If you haven't got one Of
Mr.. Puckett's patent fly killers get
one Immediately. they are free, they
cost you nothing but the effort to S
them and that's cheap in comparison
to a waste of temper and aimless eff
fort. We killed nine Sunday after
who were enjoying Oehmea &
Ovre's cosmetics SO lavishly applied
to our short hair. It's just fun to
use the wire. Get one.