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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
MRS. D0RlUS OF EPHRAlM
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

EPHRAIM. Utah. oct 20.-Today
Mrs Oliver Dorius, who is very sick,
will be taken 20 salt Lake 10 the hos
pital 10 have medical treatment.
Edward Olson Is very sick.
James X. Olson came down from the
canyon last night and some dogs drove
his horse onto the sidewalk The hoy
was driving the horse off when Il STUN
bled over a tree stump and fell The
horse broke its back. and being unable
10 arise. the boy shot H.
A baby boy came 10 the home or
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Dorius. oct. rs.
Mr. and Mrs Wilford Mckay are
also rejoicing over the arrival Of a
new baby boy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

Fireman" Morning, Anty Drudge You had better go
over to Mrs. Sims; she's terribly burned"
Any Dru5ge-"How did it happenp
verheated stove Trying to get the fire hot
enough to boil her clothes. My wife badly
burned last week doing the same thing"
Inty Dr7idge-"Yes I'll go right But look here,
young man Get your wife Fes-Naptha Then she
won't have to boil the clothes. Just lukewsrn
or cool water; let the clothes soak for half hour;
that's all there is to it,"
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The News" r. delivered BY carrier
every night (sunday. excepted) at Is
complaints should be made 20 Y. v
Dugdnle. agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News. Orders talk
en- Tor Church Works. Residence. 81
W. ath North. Ind. Phone c6-M.
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave
Bell NS red.
Ind to2-A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
BIG LAND SALE UNDER
STRONG BIDDING
Promoutory- Curlcw Land Company
DispOscs of 10000 Acres
OF Land.

LOGAN oct 2l.--The Promontory-
Curlow Land company opened bids yes
terday on land owned by the company
and sold approximately 10000 acres OF
land. The prices ranged from $3.50 70
SIS per acre No land was sold under
the appraised valuation. The bidding
was strong for grazing lands while
considerable farm land was also sold.
The directors met last evening and
awarded the bids according to the adj
vertisement and closed down sales uu-
tu Nov. 4 when other lands viii be-
Appraised and sold under the same
methods as we're these.
An an star football squad will play
the aggie team at the L.. A. G.. campus
on Saturday. oct. g. at o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
FILTHY REsTAURANTs.

LOGAN. Oct 2i.--Willard Hansen,
state dairy and food inspector. has been
I'm the CITY the past few DAYS attending
TO official duties. lie found the slaugh-
ter houses In most instances up 20 he
sanitary requirement OF the law out
one or two restaurants were found TO
be in very filthy condition. one
especially was ordered to commence
to clean up within two hours or II
would be closed. The proprietor did
as was required by the state Official ana
promised TO be more sanitary in the
future.
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VIII SHOW FINE smEEP.

OGDEN. Oct 22--Nice President \ J
Knollin OF the National Wool Growers
association was an Ogden visitor yes
terday. While here he was I'm confer
ence with Chairman John Pingrce and
Secy. i l.. Reynolds OF the convention
TO be held In ogden In January. Mr..
knolln Is an extensive breeder of fine
sheep Of the Cotswold. oxford. Ram
bouillct and Shropshire varieties. He will
exhibit a number Of his choicest sheep
here at the sheep show and Is very en-
thusiastic over the plan of action OF the
local memhers of the nssociation.
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SESSION OF THE
PROVO CITY COUNCIL


PROVO. oct 2l-The meeting OF th -
city council Thursday evening was
mainly devoted 70 consideration OF ths
resolution creating sewer district NJ.
~ which was referred back 10 the cor.-
mittee FOR further investigation
Some time was also given 20 The
revision OF the city ordinances
T.. l. Jones resigned as judge Of
election OF the sixth district. George
NJ Smoot was appointed TO III the
vacancy.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company's franchise was taken from
the table, but action was deferred fov
two weeks IN order TO give some Of tho
members time for further Investigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

Music was furnished by the tabernacle
choir, and solos were rendered by Mrs
Tillio Pculter, Miss Maud Bcluap and
Mr.. Marriott. The SPEAKERS were Bish-
ops Ridges, EisiCn and Jacobs and
Elders CritchlOw and Dcnkers The
floral offerings were many and beaut-
ful lntcrmeut was made In the city
cemetery
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Friendship begins with acquaintance

Friendship begins with acquaintance.
All Fels- Naptha wants is an introduc-
ton and it will become your boon COM
panion in laundry and kitchen.
We are advertising to get FelS-Naptha
that introduction into new homes.
Then we depend on the soap itself
to keep it there.
If Fels-Naptha wouldn't do what
we claim; if it wouldn't wash clothes
quicker and better in cool or lukewarm
water without hard labor or boiling;
If it wouldn't save time, work, fuel and
health - would over a million women
use it every washdayl
Not much.
But Fels-Naptha will do these things
and more; has done them and is doing
them for more and more progressive
women every year.
Follow the easy directions on the
back OF the red and green wrapper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

other brothcm have Incorporated ana
have already established O. saw mill
on Catherine creek above the city pf
Union and are already dplue some
business They expect ncXi year to
make "a big run.
Tho weather d. simply IDEAL Tho
fam grain rs quite high and yerr
promising indeed
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"GENrLEMAN FROM MISSISSIPPI

OGDEN. oct se.-Theater- goers OF
Ogden will be siven an opportunity 81
seeing that m ch talked Of comedy
"A Gentleman From Mississippi" NJ
the Orpheum thester ON Monday
night. Novem Der L. The same COM
pany that viii appear in salt Lake
City all next week will be seen here.
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TWO TICKETS ARE IN
THE FIELD AT PAR0WAN

pAROWAN, Iron CO., oct 1o-phe
Republican party has nominated the fol-
loving ticket Tor the coming city cleo
ton.
Mayor-H NJ. Hendrickson-
Recorder Stella Mortonscn koWley.
Trcasurcr-Wm Norris
Councllmen-4-year term-C d. Adams,
g-vcar term. Alvin Benson, VIM. 4. Nor
NE and Jos. r. Dalton.
Justice of the poace-GcorRc ID MOT
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
The Democrats have named the follow
ing ticket.
Mayor--Jos r. McGregor.
Recorder--Ben Hoyle
Treasurer-Wll l.. Adams
Councimen 4-ycar terms. 81 r. MOT
lenses 2-year term u. ~ b'l'es' WI"
ii cum ana ". ". Taylor
Justice 81 the Peace-lhos. IT. Durham
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.

LOGAN, Utah. oct 2t.-Marriago
licenses have been issued 70 the follow
ing couples:
Oluf Il. Lindquist and Ella Marie
Hendrickson. Newton.
Hans l.. Daniolsen and Annie Maria
Jensen Hyrum.
Samuel Beardan and Elizabeth Mill
CT. Wellsville.
William j. Haslam and Emma iilL
Wellsville
Edgar A. Beebe. Weston. Eliza r.
Page, Dayton.
Abraham Loser. Providence; Verona
Sturzeneggor, Logan.
Lawrence Baird and Mile Snith
FairvieW.
Eds Rawlins and Leah Bodily
Fairview.
Herman Theurer, Providence; Lille
Sjoberg, Millviile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

accident In Ogden canyon, Dr. A. T.
Condor IL again able Go be on tho
streets and expresses himself az being
very thankful FOR having 50 miracu-
lousy escaped nt the time Of the acci-
dent He IL also very thankful 20 his
many friends who have been rcncm-
herring him with flowers aud good
things 20 eat and drink.
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covrY pINoRcr GnNNrrp.

OGDEN. oct. pa divorce was
granted IN the district court 90 Mildred
Covcv from Charles n. Convey upon tho
ground Of non support
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MARRIAGE PERMIT

OGDEN. oct. ga marriage license
was issued To Dr. NJ v Maloncv of
.uvcrne. MINI. and Evelyn Wade or
Price. Carbon county Utah.
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FUNERAL or MRS. COLEMAN.

OGDEN, oct 22.--The funeral OF Mrs.
Louisa Colcmtn WIS held Wednesday
afternoon at the First ward meeting
house. Bishop w. O. Ridges presiding
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

oar lines for the season are complete
800 artistic styles.
h. n. SAVAGE CO., 10 and IA Main
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WHY USE YOUR

I.rtlerheads Tor scratch paper Nhrn
we can soll sou scratch paper 80
chcap9 THE DESERE1 NEWS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

ifamHn Paints Signs % the Better
Kind Both phones
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BENDER VERDICT OF -,
NV ACCIDENTAL DEATH

.orN oct s2.-The following Ner-
OdDI. rendcrcd by the jury impair
dIc Eh,i5 Inn inquest over the remains
elad \. Anna cook the infant dausl, ~
ofll.lie Seli.e cook who lost her NC
Of hs ,Sbt of August IL. by being run
90 lhe freight train on the southern
oN railroad track.
fl.e ana Chat the said NINA Dooh
eve u bor death about $50 D.. M
cins !, 1902 by being crushed TO
Als hy "a freight train Of the southern
dsatl halfway company, and we ma
ihei hcl .Sc5erate the southern Pacific
ana W. companv from all blame what
fotIe. b DAN ENSIGN,
lslsHeN' erred WILLIAMS,
j.. W. WILCOX.
~... case Is q very pathetic one ana
lhs very closely watched. The
has osep had leit the little girl asleep on
u2 5l5 srS had gone out Into the yarn
Q psu ,orie work when she returned,
% o1 ssbe had disappeared. A hasty
te KY rsveaied the fact that the little
Ssi' IA roro out onto the railroad
glh " rearbv and had been killed by a
,assing tram.
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered by Carrier
IN Logan Every Night (sunday eN-
ccptedl at Is Cents Per Month All
payments and complaints rcgarding
delivery. should be made 70 j. N
and Semi Weekly News 1855 w.
First North Street Phone Sos-h
Rp1l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

mn coNDoN CONVALEsCENT.
ornrN oct % After having been
s.s5 ~ hts home for the past
o ,..nr.i weeks following an automobile
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28

May "a

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Anderson Of Hud-
son are visiting at the S. Hasseth home
for a few days.
Mrs. Raymond Nighbert and baby
OF Ramona, s. d. arrived here last
week Tor Q short visit at the Stein
hilber home.
Rev. Martin Hyink left Monday
last for Denver.
Mrs. L. Sivesind and baby Palma
went to Canton last Thursday to
visit with relatives and friends for a
few days.
Miss Marie Foss left last Monday
for DEBORAH where she will visit her
sister Mrs. Rocksvold for a few weeks.
0. T. Olson was in Hyde county
So. OAK, recently and purchased four
hundred and eighty acres of land.
He Is a hustler.
The Girls Society will meet with
Miss Inga Sivesind the 26th OF May.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Ole Lee the 9th Of May.
Misses Emma Chraft and Stella
johnson were Canton callers last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole II. Moen are re-
joicing Over the arrival OF a baby boy
and we extend our congratulations.
Misses Dora Olson, Grace Gunder-
son and Agnes Megaard Of Augustana
college spent Sunday at the home Of
i. j. Harries.
Clarence Sogn OF Canton spent
Sunday with friends In Inwood.
Miss Cornelia Peterson closed her
school In district 8 Logan township
after IN 8 months term.
Neva Ives OF Canton spent Sunday
at home.
Charlie Martin, Henry Hanson and
Ed MOen and their families spent
Sunday with Albert Thompson and
family.
]. G, Johnson and family, T. Ander-
son and family and Gus Moen and
wife spent Sunday with @. f. Holsten-
o and family.
X. f. jacobson and family and
John Hendrickson and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lee.
Tobias Carlson who has been here
for the last three years returned to
old Norway last Sunday. He was
accompanied by Soren Sorerson.
B. Dyvig left for Norway May lst
for a visit.
Mrs. L. Anderson was a Sioux Falls
visitor last Saturday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28
Dayton News.
May 20. 1909.

MAY ~. ls8.
Alarge crowd was present at church Sun
day. Some people were out from Canton.
This community was shocked to learn OF
the death OF Mr.. Repp.
Al. Bod and daughter. w. NJ. Abbott
and dAnRhters. John Cederstscm and A. II.
Wells attended the funeral OF Mr.. kepp.
We learn that one OF Dayton's finest young
men has purchased q fine new buggy.
Orville. Carrie and Laura Bodie. Frank
Risedorf. Melvin Cederstrom and Johanna
Swanson visited Mt the home OF Stella and
Mabel Abbott last Wednesday evening. A
delightful luncheon was served. At an early
hour in the morning the young folks departed
for their homes.
Mrs. H. J.. Ellis called ON Mrs. Erwin seapy
last week.
Al. Bodie and orvil,e were Canton shop-
sers last week.
Frank Risedorf has been on the sick list but
ID better now.
Some of the Dayton people were clad to get
the chance to say Hello to win Kenison.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28

BARN FOR SALE-Inquire of G..
Muma, Studio Grande. 40 TT
w. G. Gemmill went to Chicago
last Saturday with a large bunch Of
fat cattle.
Mrs. Thomas ThOrSOn went to
Omaha Tuesday to visit her niece
Mrs. Ottolingui. S..
Ed. Viland came down from Round
up, Montana, Tuesday and he ssid it
was raining when he left there Sun
day and it was raining all along the
road to Canton.
Bring me your watch, clock and
jewelry repairing. Satisfaction guar
:"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28
Canton Township.

May 26.
Everybody has a cistern full Of
water, that is those that have a cis-
tern, and everything out doors has
been washed and we are all grateful.
Frank Arnold stayed with Arthur
Arnold Friday night, going to Canton
In the morning and then to his home
In Vermillion that evening. He had
been in Canton about two months
and was anxious to see his family.
J.J. Richardson arrived in Canton
Friday from his trip to the coast aud
reports a good time. We understand
he did not find a location to suit him
In his travels, SO Canton is home yet.
Sunday was a big day for autos, on
this road twelve passing by In two
hours time. Nine of them were in
procession, red, white and black, and
they looked like moving pictures.
Evan Dixon, Augustus Hoffman,
and Irvin Little took the eighth grade
examination Tuesday and Wednesday.
The rain and mud made 1t unpleasant
getting to town but they didn't seem
to mind that.
Mrs. Kinsley returned to town Fri
day after . short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Ellis.
John Zimmesle and family visited
at j. III. Hoffman's Sunday.
Geo. Abbot and family we're Sunday
callers at G.. w. Dixon and nearly
caught in the shower on the way
home.
r. Atwood was up from Beresf0rd
Sunday where he Is working on q
farm.
Mrs. Lee Richardson was in town
Saturday and looking much
better, than she has for some time.
The Scotch. Coolie dogs Irvin-Little
sent for some time ago arrived In
Canton Tuesday evening and Irwin
drove down In the rain after them.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28
School Notes.

0C11OOA XOCOos
This Is the last week tor the Seniors.
Trials today and Friday. There will
be no school Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday will be held the examina-
tions in the grades.
On next Sunday night at the court
house will be preached the sermon to
the Senior class by Supt. w. M. MAR
Of Sioux Falls. Music will be furnish
ed by the Baptist choir.
Next Wednesday night the Seniors
present their class day exercise and
Glass Play, Higbee of Harvard"
Seats on sale next Monday morning
at Noid'S Watch for bills.
The Commencement exercises will
be held Friday night June 4th at the
court house. DR.. S. E. Kerfoot, Pres.
of Dakota Wesleyan University will
give the address. Ethel Maynard
and Marcia Helmey give the
Valedictory and Salutatory having
won the Class Honors in scholarship.
Grades will be given out on Friday
June 4 at LIS O'Clock. Please attend
to this at the time set as teachers
will not be asked to wait long.
The list of graduates for this year
is: Asher L. Anderson, Elmer An
derson, Neva Bacon, Amanda Susan
ma Bragstad. Lucille Byers, Tina Marie
Christopher, Kinsey Kenneth Fobes,
Arthur II. Goetz, Marcia Helmey,
Beulah Genevera Hunt, Clyde G. Kin
sley, Edna J. Lee, Florence Jean
Linn, Ethel Maynard, Inez Fidelia
Nichols, Leroy L. Parke, Mona Kath.
crime Reynolds, Olive Irene Ring
helm, Gertrude Helen Richter, Alice
Dorothy Rudolph, Gala Tucker.
This is by far the largest class ever
here, numbering twenty
one, whereas the previous record was
fifteen.
The III. S. Annals are printed and
1t only remains to bind them. 1t is
hoped to put them on sale Friday
afternoon. Please be prepared to pay
cash for orders as we do not wish to
keep books on this account. Advance
show the book to be very at
tractive and interesting, being larger
and better illustrated than the book
Of two years ago.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28
and WIN VI. also glad.

and VIII was also glad.
1 would like TO known II the Leaders old
Dayton writer's Ink has dried up these days.
Nels and Chris. Jensen we're At Sioux Falls
last week.
wallace Mitchell has been appointed "rosd
Dos" In South Dayton.
Mr.. and Mn. Frank Painter are enjoying Q
visit from her sister. Nora Farley.
Mis- Rernice Oliver Il doing nicely in her
school work.
Mabel Brown has been helping Stella and
Mabel Abbott do some sewing.
Mr.. and Ma Theo. Dempwolf are rejoicing
over the arrival Of . baby girl.
Marion Mile taught school last Saturday.
NJ. and Mr.. Bainbridge spent Sunday with
Nj. and Ma. Scott.
Bessle Bainbsidge spent Sunday with Ma
bsl Abbott and In the aftsrnoon they went 70
church.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28

Minnie and Severt johnson and the
Peterson young men were callers at
John Peters0n's Sunday.
Oscar Brandhagen and family were
enjoying 3 ride IN their new auto
Sunday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28
Fairview.

May 70
Now that corn planting Is ali done
there h plenty Of time to send In a
few Items.
Sunday, Z cold cloudy day, brought a
dOWnpour towards evening which
hindored q crowd from assembling al
Noe church to hear choir and scared
the people from going to Luther Lea
que, but hope TO 9 q large crowd
next time.
went out to Moe last Sunday to hear
the a. G. G. sing.
Albert Christopherson left Friday
for Sioux City to look after business
there.
"A large crowd attended the nth Of
May celebration at Fairview. There
Mera races. hall games, and other
sports too numerous to mention. The
band played Ill day, but towards
evening the people thought they
didn't hear well enought 50 they
moved the bandstand into the street
In hopes Of hearing better. After
getting Il out OF the darkness It was
WOndr0us to note the result.
Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mrs.
II. ]. HOvelsrud next "Wednesday. "A
large attendance II desired.
It ~ understood that James was
q takeTthe Ladiesgto town last Mon
Why not hear from some Of the old
acrlhe0 such u "UnO," .FatrvieW
sBaChotOf.ss and others. Sss
The Merry Widowsr.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28
DIR. ]. II. EVELETH, DENTIST,
and Bridge Work Q specialy

Lewis Strand, county auditor Of
Sanborn writes: "Another year has
rolled around since last we met in
Canton, and to help celebrate my
birthday 1 inclose one years subscrib-
tion for the LEADER, as 1 can not do
without it. It Is just like a visit
down in old Lincoln when l sit down
and read the LEADER" Then he
closed with regards to all old friends
in this county.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28

Grant Township.

May "a, 1909.
Ed. jackson informed us that he
haa: the livelist ride last Monday he
had had for some time. Ed. was tax.
ing his best girl to Worthing where
she was TO take the train for the
northern part OF the state and as Ed.
was interested In matters of his own
he did not discover he was late until
close to town when he heard the
train coming out from Canton, and
from That time on he made a 2:1O
speed look like a 2:4O gait by old Flora
Temple. Ed. got to the depot as the
engineer blew off hot air but had no
time to buy q ticket or check bag
gage, 10 he asked the conductor to
take his girl and her baggage into his
special care and he would pay all the
extra charges attached. Ed. saw the
had forgotten to shake hands or give
his sweetheart 2 goodbye kiss. Ed.
frowned a frown and then jumped
tor the. moving train and from all &C.
counts he performed his sacred duty.
AS he was making fast time to get off
the swiftly moving train, his recent
happiness and visions Of beauty had
kind o. marred his Judgment as to
the distance for he got off the train
less elegantly that he got on. But
Ed. don't allow anything like that to
disturb his sleep and he is always
happy.
Gunder Johnson celebrated his
birthday last Tuesday. He was 10
years old and thought 1t proper to
celebrate a little. Several Of his
friends were invited to help make the
day q happy one and from reports all
had : good time.
George Miller was Smelling corn for
Henry Lier Wednesday.
Mrs. "A. X. Fodnes and sons we're
Canton shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Ole Ness has been staying
with Mrs. AdOlph Brandhagen for
several days.
Last Wednesday lightning struck
the Ole Ness barn and killed a valu-
able horse. The barn did not catch
fire but was somewhat damaged.
Mrs. Melvin Sundvold has been at
Canton for several days visiting with
old time friends.
Ole and Gunder Ness have been
absence Of Mrs. Ness who informed
us that the boys were good cooks but
could not, or would not, wash dishes.
Ole Lier and family drove down to
Canton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Brandhagen
are rejoicing over the arrival of new
baby boy that came to their home
Thursday night.
The ladies aid was largely attended
ut, MrQ%Hm,a last, THURSDAY. Next
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-28


We are sorry to note that Phoebe Bankson
is not feeling 'tip-top."
= Ass.sa Isaskson and soma friends were vis-
iting ut the Bankson home over Sunday.
An ice cream social will be given ut Dayton
hall. June z. 1903. 1t will be given by the
young ladies. and everybody Is invited.
TIL Bratlie children are having . siege Of
whOOping cough.
We notice that . few young men are wear
ing red Oxfords.
Mrs. Lottie Roo expects to go to North Da-
kota to visit relatives and friends.
Master Harold Caps got kicked by q colt.
and they thought . rib . cracked. but he is
getting alon9 all right.
We have had : ane rain.
Society meets ct Mr.. Cederstrom's Thurs
Hope the roads will b better soon. -