Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-12

Local.
Oh. J. -. EvELETH, successor
to Or. jennings, makes q speciality
Of Grown and Bridge Work.
The G. G. Club met with Mrs.
Judge Kennedy last Saturday after

The G. G. Club met with Mrs
Judge Kennedy last Saturday after
noon.
Editor Travaillie Of Worthing ant
Editor Upland OF Sioux Falls were ir
Canton last Saturday visiting theil
many friends.
Personal experience with a tube o.
ManZan Pile Remedy will convince
you it is immediate relief for all forms
OF Piles. Guaranteed SOC. Sold BY
Sherman b Roche.
The ladies of the Lutheran church
aid society gave a splendid supper last
Saturday In the Anderson building
on Main street, and as usual were
very successful In q financial way.
Miss Emma Keynes of Norway and
Miss Gard, q teacher in the Beloit
orphan home, were visitors last Sat
urday. Miss Hegness called to sub
scribe for the LEADER.
George Thinglum who has beer
confined in a Sioux Falls hospital FOL
some time, Is getting better and bis
friends hope to see him home Don
MI. Rudolph has received word
from Browning, Montana, that his
daughter, Mrs. Barrett, is improving
rapidly and that his daughter, Mrs.
Whttmore, will be home this week.
John Iverson, one of the most gen.
ial and progressive farmers In Lynn
township, was a visitor and renewal
subscriber last Friday. He also or
dered La Follette's magazine through
the LEADER.
The Diamond Ring contest will be
decided at Lennon on Friday evening
Feby IL, after the home talent play.
The contestants are Mrs. A. E. Haak
Of Worthing and Miss LouisesCrowley
Of Lennon.
Allen Spencer, the grand old pio-
nser Of the Sioux Valley, has re-
turned TO Fairyiew from Bristol.
The people Of the Sioux Valley have
. warm spot in their hearts for Allen
Spencer, who, in pioneer days, rem
dered aid to many people in need.
M. O. Nicholson had 3 car loads OF
cattle In the cattle train that started
for Chicago last Saturday. George
Thinglum and Sander Brynjulson
each had . car In the same train and
the shipment was in charge of M. o.
Mickelson and Hans Brynjulson.
The county grand jury completed
its work last Saturday morning, find
Ing = number OF indictments. The
jury Was composed Of Thomas Lumber,
Willard Bennett, Lewis Larson, Jacob
jacobson, John G. Kuper, Andrew
Ainess, p. DeLange and p. s. Paul
sOn.
Woods Liver Medicine in liquid
form regulates the liver, relieves sick
headache, constipation, stomach, kid
ney disorders and acts as a gentle
laxative. For chills, fever and ma
laria. Its tonic effects on the sys-
tenn felt with the first dose. The u
bottle contains q times as much as
the SOC size. Sold by Sherman 3
Roche.
Miss Alice I. Bielski, q Sioux City
deacOness Of the N. e. church, occu-
pied Rev. Caves pulpit last Sunday
morning and evening, and those who
heard her sweet, simple story we're
charmed with the recital. She told
or the work Of the Helping Hand
Niasion; Of the sorrows and joys Of
fallen humanity, and how the unfor-
tunates were saved through love and
kindness and the tender ministra-
tions Of those who work with the love
Of Christ In their heart. Her story is
that Of Z ministering angel among
the heart broken 0utcasts who see
nothing In life but suffering and sor-
row, who have fallen by the wayside
through drink and other causes. She
+ 8 very rapid speaker, and her story
= one that appeals to every heart.
Her manner Is pleasant and her face
the index Of : sympathetic, loving
disposition, and no q who hears her
story OF rescue can doubt her sincere
purpose and devotion to duty. Miss
Bislski was formerly = school teacher
Ii Miner county, and no doubt . very
successful one, but the sorrows and
misery Of homeless outcasts appealed
70 her nature, and she became .