Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-05
Local..

Two big games SATURDAY uIRllU III
little more than the price of one.
Come out and help the c. Fl. 5.
boys and girls win both games Satur-
day night.
The Corner Drug Store IS advertls-
ing a splendid assortment of valen-
tines.
1t was so above Tuesday and We'd
nesday in the shade. Not bad for
February.
Don't forget the social dance at the
Commercial House on Tuesday even
ing of next week.
Haldan Odegaard Of Grant was a
renewal subscriber Thursday through
Lewis Larson.
Miss Estene Steensland left for st.
Paul Wednesday to study the latest
fashions in millinery.
liver Nelson, one Of the big farmers
in Dayton township was a LEADER
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Mayme Luke of Aberdeen is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Collins of this city.
Berry Brothers have an ad in this
issue that will please the ladies. Read
it and watch for the special sale.
Don't forget the social dance at the
Commercial House on Tuesday even-
ing, February 9th. Good music and
a good time.
Hon. S. X. Berry of Chamberlain,
father of the Berry Brothers, u pop
ular merchants, arrived Thursday for
a brief visit with his
The editor received a post card
Thursday with greetings from Mr..
and Mrs. b. f. Whitmore and A. L.
Carter dated at New Orleans Febru-
airy l.
G. f. Morris of Viewfield, Meade
county, son Of G. D. Morris of this
city kindly remembered the LEADER
with a renewal subscription this
week.
Nels Larson, the solid old pioneer
of Norway township, was a visitor
and a renewal subscriber. make the
date on my paper read 1911 and III
feel easy for a couple of years."
Joe and Ben Olsen will move from
the Travaillie cottage to the Sam
Thorson residence which Dan Brag-
stad will vacate, and Joe Bragstad
will occupy the Travaillie cottage.
o. A. Rudolph received two ten dol
lar Barred Plymouth Rock ROSTERS.
They were the premium birds at the
Mitchell poultry show last week,
and are from the Rose Lawn poultry
farm at Huron.
The Buffalo Bill frontier sketches
are very popular. Everything he
writes about happened just as he
tells it. No fiction about Bill. If
your neighbor don't get the LEADER
tell him he is missing something
good.
Mrs. Iowa Christy has just received
a new line of white, gray and tan art
linens, new perforated patterns for
shirt waists, center pieces, borders
etc. Also a nice line Of Madam Ora.
hams Skin Food and Face powder.
Over LEADER office. 80
Amund Dahl of Bird Island, Mimi
esota, a cousin of Nels Larson, was a
visitor at the Larson hsme down in
Norway township Wednesday and
came up to Canton in the afternoon.
Mr.. Dahl is president of the Renville
County bank and a Minnesota pio-
neer. He and MI. Larson had not
met for many years but he has prom
Used to visit Lincoln county next
summer.
L. G. Campbell of Sioux Falls, one
of the ablest insurance men in the
state, was a LEADER visitor Wednes-
day. Mr.. Campbell says that if our
law makers would give more atten-
tion to freight rates than passenger
rates they would come nearer meet
ing the demands Of the people. The
freight rates prevailing in this state
need revision as we'll as the express
rates.
Wendt g. Straw, one OF the most
successful real estate firms in the
state, and one of the most reliable,
have an ad in this issue of the LEAD
Err that is worth reading by those
seeking safe real estate investments.
They have large interests in Hand,
one of the best counties in the state.
If you want good cheap land you
should see Wendt & Straw, with
main office in Canton.
The Canton High School boys
basket ball team played a match
game with the Canton Baraca team
last week, and from all reports it was
a lively game. There is some dispute
as to the score owing to a misplay
which put the high school ball into
the Baraca basket. AS neither side
seems satisfied with the result the
game should and will no doubt be
played over The game as me side
claimed stood high school %, Baraca
81. The other side claimed Baraca
%, high school %. Play it over and