Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-09-03

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visit friends.
Mrs. e. A. Caswell Of Inwood, was
a new subscriber this week.
Fl. G. Wolfe, the jewler, was at
Sioux Falls on business Wednesday.
O. A. Rudolph is erecting new
buildings on his big farm west of
town.
o. H. Lybarger has gone to Chicago
to purchase goods for his big double
store.
The city schools opened Mon
day and the work of arranging classes
began.
Alexander Hannah and daughter
Lillian, will spend the winter in
Wyoming.
Even Hanson is building a resi-
dence north of his former home on
Main street.
Miss Lilly Hannah accompanied her
father, Alexander Hannah on his trip
to Wyoming.
Miss June Hichborn returned to
Sioux City Wednesday after a visit
with Canton friends.
knute UlrikSon has rented the Mrs.
Overseth house on East Third street
and will move to town.
The cement foundation for Judge
Kennedys new business block west of
the LEADER office is going in rapidly.
Mrs. Charles Kundert and her
daughters Gladys and Opal are home
from a visit with friends over near
Beresford.
Mr.. Talcott will occupy the former
Even Hanson house on Main street
as soon as Mr.. Berry moves into his
own house.
Mr.. Gardner and Mr.. Hunter were
selling melons to a melonloving peo-
pie last Saturday. The "fruit" look
ed nice and the sales were rapid.
James Overseth was up from Nor
way Tuesday and was a dinner guest
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dents Overseth of the Farmers State
bank.
Miss Fern Hammer of Ethan, is a
visitor at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Neyhart. She is a niece of
Mrs. Neyhart and will return home
next week.
John Mile has received the con-
tract for the erection of the new con-
gregational church. 1t will be 52y42.
with full basement and work will
begin on the structure at once.
II. j.. Knowlton's handsome new
residence is nearly ready for a "house
warming" 1t is a very substantial
structure with all modern improve
ments and handsomely finished.
J. c. Neyhart was out taking a
walk Tuesday but said his injured
hand vas not improving as fast as he
wished. Comrade Neyhart's many
friends were glad to see him around
again.
Perry Juel handed the LEADER a
fine sample of his corn Tuesday, and
judging it and other samples received
at this office, Lincoln county will
have a record breaking crop of corn
this year.
Anton Steen, the successor of the
Treat Hardware Co., has his entire
stock moved and in place in the lsak-
o building. corner of Main and 9th
street. Mr.. Steen is nov ready for
customers.
Mrs. Chris Strand arrived home
Friday from her trip over the ocean
and a three months visit with rela-
tives in old Norway, and Chris is hap.
pier than anybody else in the county
just now.
John Mile has the contract to fit
up the Sexe, Ringheim store and John
is doing the work handsomely and
fast. The walls and ceiling are cover
ed with ornamental metal work and
the design is handsome.
o. T. Olson, the Lyon county
bonanza farmer, came over and help
ed invoice the big clothing stock of
Olsen Bros & I'obiaSen. Bro. Olson
is taking life easy and getting ali the
good things that health, wealth and
happiness provide.
Peter VanHouten raised a nice crop
of potatoes on a patch of ground
across the road from his house and
dug them the first of July. When he
got his potatoes out he planted corn
and thai corn is now 6 feet high,
tasselled out and good ears are in
sight.
Attorney G. O. Knudson returned
home Monday from his extended trip
through the northwest. He went to
Seattle and then legal business called
him to Alberta, Canada. and he took
in the Bull River country and had a
splendid outing. He was absent near