Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-02-28

don Sunday returning Monday night.
Ole A. Helyig is quite sick at the
home Of his sister, Mrs Gundersen in
this city.
Olaf JensyoJd called Monday and
ordered auction bills for a big sale at
his place March s..
Archie Pelton came down from
Lennon Saturday ON a short visit
with Canton friends.
Perry Juel, Of the most success
full farmers in the county, called Mon
day to renew his subscription.
The high school basket ball team
went w to Rock Valley Friday
night, where they were victorious by
a 0 Of % to 2.
You will have to throw the old
shoes and rice before a bridal party
gets on the train hereafter. The
railroads are kicking against the prac-
tice.
Jacob Eneboe called Monday to re-
new his subscription and he vas sev-
eral hours ahead of time. He said his
memory was a little better than Dan
~Sullivans's.
Jacob Eneboe, a careful and success
full young farmer from Highland, was
a visitor and a renewal subscriber
Monday. Jacob has about $50 hogs
but the market don't suit him at pre-
sent.
Geo. Van Camp, one of the Craw-
ford boomers from Huron, was in
town last Saturday. George says
Everything in the central part OF the
state indicates a great Crawford vic
tory in the June primaries.
b. II. Willard OF Artesian arrived
Friday night from Sioux City, where
he had accompanied Mrs. Willard and
children OF their way to Denver on a
visit. Ben remained in Canton over
Saturday, the guest Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. M. Willard.
Mrs. @. e. Stowell has on special
sale the following goods, accordion
plated voile skirt black, / black silk
petticoat, l brown silk petticoat and
a few ecru net waists. These are bar
gains. 81 &
Last Friday evening a number Of
friends gathered at the home Of Mr..
band Mrs. James Carpenter, south Of
Beloit, and had a royal good time.
Games were played and refreshments
served and 1t was in the wee sma
hours when the guests finally repaired
to their homes.
The teachers and officers of the
congregational Sunday School at the
close Of last Sundays session present
ed to Mr.. G. III. Cassill, the superin-
tendent, a silver plated coffee-pot
suitably inscribed, as a token OF their
appreciation of his services on behalf
Of the Sunday School during past
years.
A magnificent temperance meeting
was held ia the Lutheran church last
Sunday evening, and the great audi
forum was packed with people who
stand for morality and good order.
Rev Davis OF the Baptist church,
Mayor Gemmill and Judge Kennedy
were the speakers. All the addresses
we're eloquent and forceful and gave
renewed evidence that the saloon
curse must be removed.
George Ceilings, q solid Lincoln
township farmer was in town Satur-
day and we met him and J.. W.
Reamer on the postofice corner.
|"Yes str, Ceilings with a g. George
Ceilings and a mighty good name
mixed up with the early English Of
Maryland andsthe good old Yankees
Of New jersey, Then he handed out
q ten dollar bill and got some of 1t
back. That's for subscription he
said, s'and / like the wayzyou stand
up for the people and a square deal.
Congregational services will be held
next Sunday as follows: Morning
Worship at . quarter to eleven. Sum
day School at II o'clock. Sunshine
Circle meets at 8 o'clock. Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeay-
or at I o'clock In the lecture room.
Leader, Miss Avis Brown. At 100
the local militia company plans to at
tend church service, and the pastor
will make an address suited to the
occasion. The public Is cordially in
vited to attend. Geo. s. Evans, Pas
tor.
Why get up In the morning feeling
blue,
Worry Others and worry you;
Here'sa secret between you and me,
Ratfor fako Rocky M0nnfajn Toa