Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-02-21

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attack Of grip.
Rev. Evans and his father, Thomas
Evans, went to Worthing on Monday.
Hans Enstad of Highland will leave
for Wells county, North Dakota, next
month.
Don't forget that Saturday is Wash
ington's birthday. Get your flags
ready.
Mrs. O. A. Rudolph entertained a
large number of lady friends Wednes-
day afternoon.
Andrew Scion of Lynn township,
was a visitor and a renewal subscrib-
er Wednesday.
Almer Helgerson arrived home from
Chicago last Friday, where he had
been on business.
Mrs. VIM. Shields is slowly recover
ing from a severe attack of La Grippe
followed by Cellnar Bronchitis.
County Auditor Kundert got a
touch of the grippe Tuesday, that
put him out of commission for half
a day. ~
A good girl wanted for general
housekeeping. Good wages for right
party. Apply to, Mrs. G. Fl. Cassill.
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Miss Anna Lumber is suffering from
a severe attack Of grip. She is m of
the star players of the high school
basket ball team.
The first division of the Congrega-
tional ladies aid society gave a Is
cent social in the old church on We'd
nesday afternoon.
w. E. Greene of Worthing, was in
town Thursday On his way home from
Sioux Falls where he attended a
Shrine meeting.
DR.. Wendt reports the arrival of a
handsome little daughter at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Robley of
Dayton township Tuesday.
The progressive republicans of the
county filed a list of delegates to the
County Convention under the heading
of Roosevelt, Taft, and Cassill.
The Barracks held a business meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Ed Wendt
Wednesday evening. Later the Phil
atheas surprised them and all ate pie
and cheese.
Regular meeting of the Eastern
Star next Monday evening. There
will be initiation and members are
urged to be present promptly at eight
o'clock. EMILY CUTHBERT, Sec'y.
Ben Olson Of Ogle county, Illinois,
was in Canton Tuesday on business.
He has rented the Bulow-Reedy farm
six miles north of Beresford and will
become a resident of this county, and
a brother will soon join him.
Don't forget that the ladies of the
M. E. Church will serve an elegant
supper at the old Congregational
Church on Friday evening of this
week. They will begin serving at s
O'Clock.
Ole T. Bergen will sell at public
sale on the street in Canton on March
7th, a lot of household goods, musical
instruments and other articles too
numerous to mention. The sale will
take place at 2 p. m. 1886.
A. L. Moen, formerly Of DEBORAH.
Iowa, has rented the Gilbert Satrang
store on main street, and will put in
a general stock of dry goods. He is a
very pleasant gentleman and has
many friends in this county.
Morning worship at the Congrega.
tional church next Sunday at a quar-.
ter to eleven o'clock. Sunday School
at noon and Young Peoples Society
at I. No evening service on account
of the union temperance meeting in
the Lutheran church.
At the close of the morning service
last Sunday at the Congregational
church suitable presentations were
made to Frank Nash in recognition
of his services as usher, Inc to Miss
Anna Hanson in appreciation of her
work in the choir.
Mrs. Thomas Thorson accompanied
by her father, T. J.. Hunt, came uI
from Omaha Tuesday evening, where
Mrs. Hunt is rapidly recovering from
a recent sickness, and is at the home
of her granddaughter, Mrs. Ottolin.
gui.
John j. Steensland, of Norway
township, one of the most popular
auctioneers in the county, called Wed
nesday and threw down SO with the
remark that he would like to have
credit on subscription for that
amount.
Austin Tuntland, the Lincoln
township boomer and progressive far
mer, was in town Tuesday on bust.
ness. Austin is n OF the progressive
republicans who believe that the PEG
pie are competent to run the state
without the aid Of the corporation
bosses.
Editor Schaber of the Hudsonite
was in Canton "Wednesday visiting
with Messrs. Overseth and Cassill
old Hudson friends. He is a hustlel
and gets out one of the best papers il