Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-03
Local..

Nj chapel December 10.
Miss Alice Rudolph returned to hel
studies at the State University las
~ Friday.
y Attorney William Mulvaney G!
Cherokee, had business before Judge
Brown Monday.
James Henry came in from Lyman
county last week to visit with ole
friends in Canton. "
Nels Marken of Fairview was a re-
1t newal subscriber Monday and Nelss sale
their corn was all in the crib.
d Mrs. Ole Rossum came home from
Sioux City last week accompanied by
her daughter Emma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Coon of Sioux
Falls, were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Wendt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clande Thompson,
late of the Rudolph DINING room
force have gone to Des MoineS and
will engage in business for themselves.
Luther Syverud, son Of MI and Mrs.
M. L. Syverud of this city, was in
Canton last week on his return from
Chicago where he purchased holiday
goods for his drug store at Presho.
Helmer Keynes resigned as cashier
of the state bank at Geddis and is at
home in Norway township for a rest.
He will probably engage in the bank
:,r L,,c;rocc nrair in q fow mnnfhS
Ole Strand of Worthing, who was
reported as having his ''back broken
a couple of months ago, was in town
Saturday. Ole said he was getting
along fine and would be all
right again.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. e. Goodroad
and daughter Edith spent Thanks
giving at Hawarden with members
OF his family. He met many old
friends and enjoyed the holiday very
pleasantly.
Mrs. Andrew and her siser, Mi
Kate Summerwill. arrived from
Ottumwa, Iowa, last Friday and are
guests of their brother, BIS. Summer
will and wife. Miss Summerwill is a
charming young lady and will remain
for several weeks.
X. E. Jacobson, assistant cashier of
the Hudson State banks, rested his
patent feathers at the Rudolph
Thanksgiving day while enjoying a
turkey feast. He reports Pete Hall
as one Of the best auto drivers in the
state.
o. H. Lybarger said he was COM
PEELED to do something last Saturday
that he never did before. He was
compelled to close his doors for an
hour the crowd was so great on the
inside. 1t was the biggest rush he
ever had. That page ad in the
LEADER did it.
Gus Ahlquist has added a very i'm
portant addition to his fruit and
confectionery store. He has fitted up
the rear part of the store into a re-
freshment room where you can get
hot coffee, hot vegetable soup, oyster
stews, sandwiches and pies. Gus is
enjoying a fine trade and he deserves
it.
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ponsible and energetic man or woman
in Canton and vicinity to attend to
its transcription interests. Experience
unnecessary. There is liberal guar
anteed compensation. A profitable
permanent business without capital
can be established among friends and
acquaintance. Whole or spare time.
This is the best time to start.
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Write now. McClure's Magazine, 46
East 23d Street, New York City. 1876
The Hotel Rudolph Thanksgiving
dinner was a peach" to use the
expressive expression Of a downeast
travelling man who happened to get
out west when he wanted to be down
east eating Rockaways on the half
shell at the Waldorf -Astora. "Do
you western people live like this all
the time or is this something of an
extra spred for wedding guests? "Oh
no." said Or. Hill. We are just en-
joying our regular everyday rations.
You ~downeasters get rabbits and
hares and turtle soup, cod and shad
and western birds when we have any
to spare, while out in this glorious
country. where a man is a man il
he's willing to toll, and the humblest
may enjoy the fruits of his toll in
prairie chicken, wild goose, turkey,
bear, venison, quail, possum, black
tail, white tail, or a buffalo steak if
hes right hungry. You people down
east don't know anything of the
freedom and glory Of the west, or of
the billions of feet of muscle making
pure ozone going to waste every day.
"Do all the good hotels in South
Dakota set up as good a bill of fare as
the Rudolph" said the Hudson
river man mo indeed" said the
Doctor. 1.-THE Rudolph stands at
the head Of the list, and Col.
McDerm0tt, the genial proprietor,
~oopc Hammond In Lorop ~ ho3rO