Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-29

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Phone IS. Canton, s. D.
Cloth covered buttons at Berry
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wiggin were
Canton visitors Monday.
Mrs. Nelson Aikens was among our
renewal subscribers this week.
DIR. Edward Eneboe was among our
renewal subscribers this week.
Roy Warner and his charming bride
returned last week from their we'd
ding trip.
Mrs. Christopher came home last
week from Roundup, Montana, where
she has a fine homestead.
George Ceilings Of Lincoln, through
his son Charles, was a renewal sub
scriber last Saturday.
Our old friend D. L. Williams OF
Lynn township is very sick and his
friends have about given up hope.
Ole Knutson OF Norway, one Of the
big farmers In Norway township, was
a visitor and a renewal subscriber
Monday.
Mrs. Judge Aikens was down nom
Sioux Falls Sunday and was accom-
panied home by her father Major
Miller.
Mrs. O. A. Rudolph and daughter,
Mrs. Whitmore left for Browning,
Montana, last Saturday to visit Mrs.
Florence Barrett, a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph.
The members Of the Congregational
choir with their husbands and wives
were entertained at a six o'clock din
ner at the Congregational parsonage
Tuesday evening.
Arrangements are being made by
the members Of the G. A. r. to hold
Z special memorial service on Sunday
evening Feb. It'll at the Congregation
q church in honor of Abraham LIN
coin.
Horace Ringheim and Merle Rose
Grams left for Ames, Iowa, last week
to resume their Studies in the Ames
college. Roy Smith and Elmer Isak-
son preceded them by a week or
more.
s. A. Syverud, a prominent ''bee"
man over In Lyon county was at Sioux
City last week attending a meeting Of
the Iowa bee men. MI. Syverud
hopes to get an organization started
In this state Dol
John Herman and Mrs. Mary Low
ell OF Beloit, we're married on Janu-
airy 20, by City Justice Solem. After
returning to Beloit they were given a
splendid serenade and the happy
groom responded In a manner that
pleased his friends.
Albert LOrenson, who lives on the
old farm down on Riverside, was
among our renewal subscribers last
Friday. Albert is a very industrious
young man and Is q successful farmer.
He raised q fine crop Of corn last fall
which wal good tor go bushels to the
acre and selling at so cents q bushel.
That kind Of farming counts.
william Kennison came down from
Miles City last week. He has recent
" been promoted to Travelling I'M
migration Agent" for the Milwaukee,
and was connected with the land de-
partmsnt Of the company before his
promotion. Mr.. Kennison makes
good wherever he is assigned impor-
tant work, and In the immigration
department he will win new laurels.
He Is : worker-reliable, safe and N
ergetic
The Butte County News Is now the
"Perkins County News and publish
ID It Lennon by G. Fred Aultman.
Lennon will be the county seat Of
the new county Of Perkins and will be
the only railroad town in the county
Tor some time. The News Is a clean,
neat readable paper and worthy OF
confidence from its tone. The cleo
tion for county officers took place
Tuesday. There were IL candidates
for sheri6 and from 2 to IL for Ill the
othar of1ces. "A few got left.
]. =. Eexe sold land on commission
Tor one Ole Olson ont west Of Mitch
eli md III. Olson didn't want to pay
any commimi0n after the sals had
hen completsd. Nj. Sexe was com-
polled "a bring suit through his attor-
noyaO q. Knudson TO enforce pay