Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-02-28
DIR. J.. M. EVELETH, successor
to DIR. jennings, makes q speciality
of Crown and Bridge Work.

j. p. Hawn is reported on the sick
list the past week.
T. j. McDermott left for Luverr1e
| Wednesday morning o N business.
DIR. A. E. Jennings went up to ar
tesian Tuesday to attend to dental
work.
The Gate City Cigar is a winner
It's a ~favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.
E. b. Peterson of Dayton was in
Canton Tuesday looking and dressed
for spring.
Cupid, the black face f~un-provoker,
is with kidnapped for a Million
Opera House March 6.
A. L. Moen has sold his interest In
the stock of goods in the Satrang
store to o. T. Eggland and returned
to DEBORAH.
Mrs. Myron Rood is quite sick al
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Eastcott with a serious
attack of quinsy.
Quite a number came in from the
country to hear George w. Egan talk
on good citizenship, and they were
paid for their time.
Don't forget the H. j. Olsen auc-
tion sale over in Lyon county OF
Thursday March 5th. See notice
| elsewhere in this issue for particulars.
Tracy Straw of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
a cousin of E. j. Straw, has arrived IL
Canton and will make his home will
DR.. Wendt. He is a bright mani.
boy.
T. w. Clapp, a prominent youns
man in a commercial way in Sioui
City, was a guest of Prof. Lawrence
last week and attended the Athenial
banquet.
The girls basket ball team from
Vermillion will be here Friday night
of this week for a game with tn
Canton Girls. Turn out and see
good game.
llOl. N. a. nullLlos ~ u VI -
republican county central committee
was in town Wednesday. He report.
a great Odd. Fellow celebration a
Worthing Tuesday evening.
John Overseth sold a quarter sec
tion farm in Eden township last Sat
urday to Charles J.. Nelson. 1t wa
the Lynn Fitch quarter bought b.
Mr.. Overseth two years ago.
Miss Christine Serum, of Highland
was a visitor Wednesday. She callet
to secure programs for a school enter
tainment in Fairview township giveI
by the school taught by Miss Estel
Aus.
The Christian Endeavor Societ
listened to a helpful address on "For
eign Missions from Supt. e. {
WOODBURY. last Sunday evening. Thi
society helps support a missionary ]
Pekin, China.
G. A. Carlson, father Of Attorne.
ICarlson and one of the big farmer
over in Brooklyn township, was II
town Tuesday visiting his son ant
had the pleasure of hearing MI
Egan's great speech.
A sudden gust of wind came out 9
the northwest Tuesday evening at
O'Clock loaded with snow and in a feN
moments an inch covered the groun'
and then the snow laden gust passe
as quickly as it came.
Baptist Church service morning a
IL, evening at 1870. At both service
Miss Goodrich of Utah will speak o
the work of the Baptist Home Missio
Society. Sunday School at noon. TIL
public are cordially invited to atten
these services.
The "Crawford Cigar made b
E. G. Becker, is the finest 5 cent ciga
on the market.
o. A. Rudolph recently sold his "a
acre farm just west of the city ant
north of the Aikens farm to Edwar'
Fenelon for $751; Mr.. Fenelo
came from Wisconsin last fall and ha
purchased a good property at a res
sonable figure.
Frank Norton was in town Tuesda
on business and remembered tn
LEADER with a renewal subscription
Frank is a mighty good "boy" and d.
serves all the good things coming !
this life, and the LEADER is please'
IN kpOw hn iS
j. P. Cummings of Seattle, a brotl
er of Mrs. Charles L. Kundert, is
guest at the Kundert home in thi
city. He is a prominent lawyer i
the "Chicago" Of the west and is
very pleasant gentleman. His yisi
will terminate next week when he n
turns to Seattle.
The managers of the Farmers E
evators in this state will hold a NEE
ing at Sioux Falls on Thursda,
March 5, for the purpose of effectin
a state organization. All farmel
should attend who can For inform;
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