Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03
Grant Township.

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April l.
Did you see the northern lights
Thursday night?
IA. Fl. Stubstein lost a three year
old registered short horn bull We'd
nesday.
Distemper is prevalent among
young horses in this section.
Frank Neauman and family were
visiting with Mrs. s. Hanson last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lewis Larson was over to see
how Grandma Gedstad was getting
along Wednesday.
Melvin Sundvold was a Canton
business visitor Monday and Tuesday
and attended a farewell party tender
ed his brother Henry, who was about
to leave for Montana. Melvin was
also down to see the saw mill at work
at Tom Ulrikson's. He reports the
mill doing fast work in converting
cottonwood trees into lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Peterson who
were married recently at Woonsocket,
came down Friday to visit for a short
time with relatives before going to
housekeeping on their farm in Stan
ley county.
Several of the farmers were up at
Lennox Saturday to attend Wumkes'
implement sale.
The cold snap has put a stop to
spring work.
Andrew Skie had a narrow escape
from getting run over by a wagon
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a spirited team Of horses when n
gave a kick and knocked Andrew
down and started to circle around in
the yard, but Andrew has grit. He
picked himself UP and hoped around
on q foot until he got hold of the
horses and stopped them.
Adolph Brandhagen sold a fine
bunch of fat cattle to John Harvey of
Lennox Saturday.
Miss Lottie Opsal who has taught
school in district 40, closed the term
Friday with a'program in the after
noon. Several visitors were present
to help the scholars celebrate and
cash present from the pupils, A nice
compliment for a fine teacher.
We are sorry our brother cores
pondent at Worthing is obliged to
leave us. His items have always been
read with pleasure and feel grateful
for his company and wish him all
kinds OF good luck on his homestead.
Misses Alma and Laura Stubstein
entertained several of their lady
friends Sunday afternoon.
Eddie and Bonnie Sherman from
north Of Worthing were visitors at
the home Of Melvin Sundvold Sunday.
Arthur Nelson and Martin Fodnes
and some Of the young ladies
out enjoying a delightful ride Sunday
evening.
Melvin Sundvold lost a valuable
horse money.
The families OF Lewis Larson and
Bernhard Torberson of Grand Valley
were entertained at the home of Mel
vim Sundvold Sunday.
Miss Marie Hanson and Mrs. S.
Hanson we're callers at Christ Han
sons Sunday.
Gilbert G. Fodnes and Ed johnson
were engaged in mason work Monday.
After prices advanced on hogs
Henry Lier has been liberal in feed
ing his hogs corn, and n got so
heavy it broke it's leg. Henry thot
high priced meat would taste good
and butchered it.
Several from out here were at the
county seat Tuesday on probate mat
tiers.
Norway.
April 1. 1908.
We are having fine weather and
hope 1t may continue.
Miss Gina Haug closed a term Of
seven months school last Friday and
had prepared a very fine program for
the last day. She also served refresh
ments after the program was over and
all present had a very enjoyable time.
The Luther League will hold their
next meeting in Trinity Church and
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