Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06

Miss Maud Lewis, who is teaching
In the high school at Elk Point, came
home Friday night, returning Sun
day.
The ladies who reside in the country
are cordially invited to visit Mrs.
Christy's Art Parlor, Knowlton block
when in the city.
Everybody should attend the big
entertainment given Friday night,
March Ii, by the various grades of the
public schools. Admission % and SOC.
Mrs. j. d. Cloud and daughter
Lillian went down to Sioux City last
Friday to attend the Italian opera.
They visited with friends until sun
day.
The Ladies Aid society Of Cottage
Grove will hold an oyster supper at
the home of Clay Johnston on Friday
evening, March 18th. Everybody cor
daily invited.
NJ. II. Gubbrud was reelected clerk
and John Skorheim assessor in Nor
way township Tuesday. The Norway
town board took up the question of
n~oxious weeds and decided to enforce
the law to the limit. Good for Nor
way.
w. r. Bradfeld left for Pennington
county Thursday accompanied by
Mrs. Bradfield, where they will locate
on their homestead hear Quinn. Mr..
Bradtield is a son of Andy Bradfield of
this city, and a reliable steady young
man, and the Leader wishes them
success.
There will be a handkerchief social
in the Grand Valley school house on
Friday evening, March 18th. A pro-
gram will be rendered, and following
the sale of handkerchiefs supper will
be the next on the program. Ladies
are requested to bring supper for two.
Cloud Bros. & johnson Co., have a
new ad in this issue, also call your at
tention to the fact that they have
home grown clover and timothy seed
for sale. This seed will be shipped to
seed houses in two weeks if not sold
to local parties. Buy now and save
money.
Knut jacobson and Claus Hegnes
have purchased the Toy interest in
the Dakota State bank at Baltic.
Mr.. jacobson has been elected presi
dent of the bank and Mr.. Hegnes
cashier. III. e. Solem continues al
vice president and H. S. Sandvig a:
assistant cashier. Messrs. Jacobson
and Hegnes are Lincoln county boys
both born in Norway township, anc
the Leader regards them as two o
the brightest, cleanest young men in
the state. Their word is as good as
bond anywhere they are known. They
have ample means and Cashier Heg
mes has had considerable experience
in banking business. Their friends il
Lincoln county wish them great sue
cess, and the people Of Baltic will fine
! them valuable citizens, socially AND
financially, and worthy of their su
, preme confidence.
:. A note from Mrs. H. X. Rise, dated
at Long Beach, Cal, requests tina
the Leader be sent there. She report
a very pleasant visit at Los Angeles
and visited every point of interest in
Guiding the ostrich farm and creama
tories. She says the Pacific look
like ''quite a pond' and enjoys sail
ing over its foam covered waves, Will
John swims and sports in the surf ant
is looking as brown Is a Jap. She re
, ports Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sherman a
, ELong Beach, but Mr.. S. had been con
fined to the house for six weeks witt
rheumatism, and was just able to b
out when she wrote. The week.
: visits of the Leader like a dea
friend from home, and is highl
priced. Mrs. Rise expects to renal
at Long Beach for some time as it
one Of the most charming resorts Of
. the southern coast Of the GoldeI
$ state.
+ Jacob Hotter, Carl Wiggin, Edga
) Wardwell and John Bremen wef
LEADER visitors Saturday. The
) discussed statesmen and public me
> in general and sc me asked abou
! "%blistered feet" Then the boy
" turned loose. If Kit could hay
= heard the discussion on "blistere
; feet he would be ashamed to eve
: mention the subject again. The
> they discussed his pretended frienC
ship for Roosevelt and again Kit go
Z it where Hans Rrynjulson shoots
] prairie chicken when he takes goo
aim. Then the boys tried to figur
out where Smoot comes into the can
3 paign but they failed, and in review
ing the Bristol case they stood soil
s for the President and against the tin
t Der thieves in Washington who O
s posed Bristol's nomination as XII
. tredge did. 1t was quite evider
when the boys adjoured that XII
tredge is not making any friends j
e this state. His blistered feet wit
Smoot and Bristol on his back make
e it very uncomfortable for the big fe
low.
Sylvester S. McMannes from Da
lington, Wis, has located in Canto
and has purchased the Opperud HON
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