Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-09-11
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Augustana College opens for the
fall term next Monday.
John Serum Of Highland was in
town Monday on business.
Judge Conklin is home from his
trip to Roundup, Montana.
Col. Repp was over at Inwood Mon.
day putting a heating plant into the
First National bank building.
G. w. Smith who has been with
William Bell all summer, left for
Reading, Mich, Monday.
John Ye%tterneSs and John Bovill of
Pleasant we're Canton visitors Tues
day.
Carl Glaettli went up to Went
worth this week to look after his
crops.
Mrs. Haywood of DEBORAH, Iowa,
is a guest Of Mrs. McDermott of
the Rudolph.
Mrs. w. S. Ingham and children
are home from Butte county for the
winter, in order that the children
may attend school.
Mrs. Hannum and daughters left
Wednesday for Eugene City, Oregon,
going via Omaha. Their many Can
ton friends wish them a safe trip.
Ed Linde came over from Beresford
in his touring auto Monday but he
failed to report at these headquar-
tiers.
Erick Thormodsgaard had his name
enrolled as a new subscriber to the
LEADER Monday. He is a Son-in-law
of A. J. Rommereim and is a prosper
GUS farmer near Bowdon, N. d.
John Langetieg of Brooklyn was a
new subscriber added to the big fam.
lily of LEADER readers Monday. He
is among the big and prosperous
farmers of that splendid township.
John Mile, wife and daughter
Blanche left for Chicago Tuesday
where specialists will be consulted
with reference to their daughters
rheumatic troubles.
Senator Scroggs of Beresford re-
marked, while in Canton Monday,
that old Union would roll up a big
majority for the republican ticket in
November.
Hon. j. M. Peterson was over from
Brooklyn township Monday in COM
pany with several gentlemen who at
tended the mail carriers and good
roads convention.
Nels Frieberg and wife, Rev. jamie
son and wife, H. J. Meidell and wife,
Harry Lambertson and wife and Sen
ator Scroggs and wife, composed a
party from Beresford who came over
to Canton Monday.
Col. McDermott and his son Boyd
left for St..Paul last Saturday. Boyd
entered the st. Thomas college and
military school in that city. There
is nothing like a military school for
boys, v if they do not intend to
follow a military life.
Arthur Carter, an old time Canton
tie and later a state printer at Pierre,
and now a prosperous broker in New
Orleans, sent the LEADER q copy Of
the New Orleans Times-Democrat of
4s pages this week. BROTHER Carter
is getting rich and was always happy,
consequently he is enjoying life like a
prince in his southern home.
The LEADER is pleased to learn of
the recent marriage of Albert Cloud
at Manchester, Iowa, to a charming
young lady of that city. Attorney
Cloud is one of the most brilliant
young lawyers in Iowa, and his pro-
motion to the Attorney Generalship
of the state will ONE two years
hence.
DR.. Lewis during his absence took
in the Minnesota State Fair and saw
a hog on exhibition that weighed 1912
pounds. He says it was about three
feet wide across the shoulders. A
good many doubled the figures but
Frank Minis vouched for the weight.
D. l.. Williams saw a hog once that
weighed over 1000, Judge Jameson
one that was over 1900, and John
Bremen n that was over 1900 but
the Minnesota porker makes the re-
cord.