Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-19
Local.

Monday to take a look at the law
makers.
Miss Mary Cooper and Miss Florence
McDermott were Sioux Falls visitors
last Saturday.
The recent snow storm interfered
with a good many auction sales which
had to be postponed.
Miss Emma Peterson left for St.
Paul last week where she will study
the latest. In millinery.
John johnson drove six car loads of
fine fat cattle to town Monday. They
were for the Sioux City market.
G. W. Dixon drove SO head of fine
fat cattle to town Monday. They
were for the Sioux City market.
Mrs. G. E. Harmon and Mrs.
Charles Watkins have gone out to the
old reservation to live on their home
steads.
The nov drifts in the country
roads were deeper than the drifts in
town and the town distractions we're
bad enough.
H. H. Meyrs of Grundy Center,
Iowa, a brother-in-law Of A. j. Kuhns,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. Kuhns
in Lynn township.
Some people are wondering why Cir
cult court did not adjourn on Lin
coins birthday as it had been pro-
claimed a holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner of St. Louis
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fahlen-
kamp. Mr.. Gardner is a brother of
Mrs. Fahlenkamp.
The recent storm interfered with
the rural mail service and as a con-
sequence few of our correspondents
were able to get their letters to town.
The fraternal order OF Homestead
ers was three years, old on Feby. Ii,
and since that time have written
over twenty million dollars in fratern-
al insurance.
Personal experience with a tube of
ManZan Pile Remedy will convince
you it is immediate relief for all forms
Of Piles. Guaranteed soc. Sold by
Sherman g. Roche.
j. w. Bremen and Frank Minis at
tended the farmers institute at In
wood last week. Mr.. Bremen was
looking for something fine in Lyon
county corn, and Mr.. Minis was look
ing after prize poultry.
MeSSrS. BankSOn, Thornton and
about a dozen husky youths with
shovels and a big four-horse outfit cut,
shoveled and tramped a trail from the
Bankson farm, 8 miles north, to Can
ton last Friday. The boys came
through with the energy of youth and
a desire to open up communication.
Martin johnson, son of G. W. John
son, formerly of Worthing, came
down from Williams county, North
Dakota, last week to visit Canton
and Worthing relatives Martin is a
nephew of Captain Edward Berg of
this city. ~.
Mrs. Lucretia Whitmore returned
from Montana, last Friday where she
went with her mother Mrs. D. A.
Rudolph, called there by the serious
illness of Mrs. Florence Barrett. Mrs.
Rudolph will remain for some time
yet. Mrs. Barrett is getting better
and we hope will soon be entirely
we'll.
State Treasurer Johnson came
down from Pierre last week to look
after business and attend an auction
sale of personal property, having sold
the old farm to Mr.. Ingebretson, his
brother-in. law. The old farm down
in Fairview is of the best in that
township, and MI. Ingebretson Vas
fortunate in securing such a valuable
home.
Woods Liver Medicine in liquid
form regulates the liver, relieves sick
headache, constipation, stomach, kid
ney disorders apd acts as a gentle
laxative. For chills, fever and ma
laria. Its tonic effects on the sys-
tenn felt with the first dose. The 81
bottle contains 81 times as much as
the SOC size. Sold by Sherman &
Roche. 80
There never was a happier crowd of
storm bound guests than those who
enjoyed the hospitality of Col. and
Mrs. McDermott at Hotel Rudolph
last week. The travelling men were
loud in praise of the social entertain
ment provided for their comfort and
pleasure. Col. McDermott's chief de-
light Is in making his guests feel that
they are at home while under his
roof.
@. M. Iverson of the hardware firm
of Iverson & Miller of Hudson was a
visitor and a renewal subscriber last
Friday. Mr.. Iverson was a member
Of the petit juror and rendered due
service accordingly. He reports a
growing and successful business at
Hudson. He used to be a farmer in
his youth out in Lynn township, but
his first experience in planting corn
with a spade in sod convinced him
that he was not cut out for a farmer.
Ole Renli was among the energetic
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