Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18

X. E. jacobson came up from llud-
son Saturday evening.
Miss Emma Ryrnes visited Sioux
Falls friends owe Sunday.
Ninety lot owners in the cemetery
nave paid their assessments TIL, year.
Miss Juliet Cole left Saturday for
an extended visit with relatives at
Broken Bow, Nebraska.
@. r. Egglaud returned Saturday
evening from a trip to central Iowa
where he closed up a big land deal.
Mrs. T.. S. Hanson is at IanktOn, a
guest OF Mrs. Sig Hanger, Mr.. Han
SON returning home Saturday even
ing.
Lars II. Rust OF Norway, j.. II.
Rowe of Dayton and Lewis ASper of
this city are new subscribers this
week.
Knut Tlrikson left last Friday for
Seattle where he will enjoy the big
fair and other attractions for a period
of two months.
The board Of directors and officers
of the cemetery association held a
meeting in Judge Conklin's Office in
the court house Monday.
Ed. l.. Wendt returned from
Hand county Saturday where he
closed up several land deals. lie re-
ports rain in abundance up there and
the county looking line.
Rev. J. d. Bohen will preach at the
Jones school house next Sunday after
noon at $3.50. Come out and take
part in the meeting and attend the
Union Sunday school.
DR.. N. J. Hvistendahl of lnwood.
and E. A. lIvisteDdahl and mother
Of Nermillion we're guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f.. lIvistendahl of this city
the first part Of the week.
Rev. J. ID. Bollen, the Bible mis-
sionary, will preach at the Grand
Valley church next Sunday morning
at 1920. All are invited to the Sun
day school and preaching services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brown left for
Hot Springs Monday, where they will
spend a month or more at that famous
health resort. They went via Sioux
City where they were to spend a few
days with friends.
Hon. Geo. Brynjulson Of Bowdon,
North Dakota, was among u renew
al subscribers this week. He is one
of the busiest men in the "Flicker-
tail' state and besides being a prOmi-
neGt churchman and a law maker, he
sells farm lands for amusement.
Contractor Mile has two fine
homes in the hands of the plasters,
one for John Johnson just west of the
Levi p. Lyon of Lynn township.
These buildings are 29X42, two stories
and basement and will be finished
in quarter sawed oak and contain all
modern improvements.
Leta Stowell gave a miscellaneous
shower for Julia Bucheister, Saturday
afternoon from 2 to 5. Only mem.
bers Of the M. B. club and Miss Helen
LaueSen of Aberdeen, were present,
Color scheme, red and white with
cupids and hearts everywhere. Re
freshmentS were served and all had
jolly time. Miss Julia received many
useful gifts.
Miss Lena Ende of Davis, Illinois
vas d renewal subscriber this week
and in addition to her prompt ad
vance payment every year, she enjoy
the distinction Of being the only sub
scriber who forwards an envelope, ad
dressed and stamped for the return O
a receipt for payment. That youni
lady ought to be an editor to appre
ciate such acts of kindness for whic,
the LEADER returns thanks.
J. II. Rowe n Of the %prOgreSSiv
farmers in Dayton township, returne
from Beresford last Saturday evenin
where he is assisting Manager Millike
Of the Farmers Elevator company
Mr.. Rowe is a grain expert and
hustler and has done good work i
.. getting the Farmers Elevator i
working condition. He reports bus
ness good and the farmers loyal to tn
company. lie owns a half section i
Dayton township and OCCASIONAL
buys and sells a bit of real estate jus
to keep busy.