Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-08-06
A hail storm ragged around Huron
last Friday night and did great dam

A hail storm ragged around Huron
last Friday night and did great dam
age.
Mrs. II. X. Rise and son, John, lief
Monday. or st. Ansgar, Iowa, for
visit with her uncle and other rela
tiveS.
Mrs. DR.. Eneboe and children will
stop off at Bismarck going or return
ing from Seattle and visit Prof. anC
Mrs. Nigness.
Rev. J. P. Jenkins. formerly presid,
ing elder of this district, arrived
from Watertown to take part in the
big camp meeting.
Col. Charles Freeman came down
from Minnesota Tuesday. He likes
Canton we'll enough to make it
"home, sweet home"
A. L. Syverud who had the misfor-
tune to get his leg broken a couple of
weeks ago, is getting along nicely I'M
der the care of DR.. Lewiston, and his
many friends hope to sec him around
soon.
Get ready for a good position and it
will be ready for you. The Mankato
Commercial College of MankatO Mimi.
will send you free their valuable year
book on how to get a business educa-
ton. You ought to have it. Write
today.
Silas Helgerson, who is running the
big Jennewein farm north east of
town was Il LEADER visitor and a
new subscriber Tuesday. SilaS is a
steady reliable and careful farmer.
He has So acres of fine corr and a
splendid crop of oats, oats that will
be fit for seed.
Prof. WOODBURY. and wife arrived
home Wednesday from a six weeks
visit in Indiana at the old home, and
reports a delightful time among old
friends. He takes part in the Insti-
tute work next week which accounts
for his early return. He had a bushel
basket full of mail which will take
Sc veral days to dispose of.
q: II. Lybarger has gone away to
Colorado for his regular summer
vacation. He loves to climb Pixies
Peak and gaze at the rugged grandeur
of nature and feel that the broad
prairies of Dakota represent an Eden
in comparison. He will visit his
brother at Longmont and rusticate in
the mountains for two or three weeks.
Adolph and Mrs. Bragstad were
among the many ex~cursionists Fri
day. They will visit Bull River and
stop off at Spokane as Mr.. Bragstad
is a delegate to the irrigation con-
gress that meet at Spokane, August
9th. When that distinguished body
of "Water Manipulators'' adjourns,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bragstad will proceed to
Seattle and look over the big eXposi-
tiOn.
Mrs. Fred belong writes her
mother, Mrs. Captain Dunlap from
their home near Hitchcock in Sphinx
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storm that passed owe their place
last Friday afternoon. Fred had two
hundred acres in crops and lost every.
thing but a little barley. Some of
his neighbors lost not only, their crops
but had their buildings wrecked.
ground.
Rev. A. S. Loveall of Pierre, a
former pastor of the M. f. church in
this city-came down from Pierre last
Monday to take part in the big camp
meeting now in progress here. He is
the same genial open hearted big
hearted Methodist gentleman as
when expounding the gospel to saints
and sinners in Canton. He has been
wonderfully successful in his work
at Pierre, where he is very popular.
He reports very severe hail storm
north and east of Pierre and great
damage to crops.
Math. Iverson came in from Worth
ing last Saturday morning, took din
ner with Math. Hanson and at two
O'Clock departed for Nebraska to Wis
it his brother Tom at Neigh, and
his sister, Mrs. Peterson and daugh-
ter Nellie at Oakland. Brother liver
sou say he has been at home since
June 20, and that's a long time for
him. He got a lit tie nervous when
he heard the toot of the threshing
engine, believing that if he was at
home when the machine came around
he might have to pitch bundles or
feed, so he packed his grip and put
the Missouri river between him and
temptation.
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