Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-22

Miss Jnne Hichborn returned from
Sioux City Saturday.
A. H. Lier of Grant was among our
new subscribers last week.
Engval A. Renli vas among our
new subscribers this week.
w. R. Hollenbeck is living on the
Mrs. Keep place just west of town.
Mrs. Charles H. Cassill entertained
a large party of lady friends last Fri
day afternoon.
George P. johnson Of Fairview, was
a visitor Monday. he is getting out
bills for an auction sale at his place
on Monday February 8th.
Nels VERSIONS big fine electric seal
glove was found in the court house
by Mr.. Manson and is now in the
LEADER office. Call and get it Nels.
DIR. Napoleon Lewis came up from
Alcester last Saturday to enjoy a Wis
it at home over Sunday. He owns a
fine drug store at Alcester and is one
Of the finest young men in the state.
A pill in time that will save nine is
Rings Little Liver Pill. For bilious
ness. sick headache constipation.
They do not grippe. Price Csc. Sold
BY Sherman s. Roche.
A letter from John FL. Sogn Mon
day says: 'Send my LEADER to Bis
marck during the session Of the legis-
lature as I am Bill Clerk in the
House and can't get along without
the LEADER" s.s u
N. Wheatley, one of the old pioneers
in Fairview township, was among b
LEADERS welcome visitors Saturday
and a renewal subscriber as we'll. Mr..
Wheatley owns a fine farm a mile
and a half south of Fairyiew. .
S. ]. Lukken was in town Saturday
and held the editor up on the street
while he pulled u a renewal SUBJ
scription and that's the kind of a
holdup that is pleasant for the editor.
d. 0. Bibble left last Saturday for
Mount Morris, Illinois, where he viii
visit with his brotherinlaw for some
time before engaging in business
again. He recently sold out his cigar
business here. Mr.. Biddle is a very
pleasant gentleman and made many
friends while a resident of this city.
The LEADER enjoyed a visit from
Prof. Travaillie last Saturday. He
has plenty of 'business on hand as he
is SUPERINTENDENT of the Worthing
schools besides looking after the editor
ial and business departments OF the
Worthing Enterprise.
Albert Hegness, cashier of the Sc
curity State Bank of Beresford, and
one of the finest young men in the
state. favored the LEADER with a re-
newal subscription last Saturday that
put the date on his LEADER up into
January 1911. Mr.. Hegness don't
proprose co be troubled with his
subscription for two years.
Tom Sexe, Canton's fashionable
merchant tailor, is home from Chica-
70 where he purchased the finest line
of suitings for business or dress oc-
casions ever brought to Canton. Mr..
Sexe is up-to-date in everything he
buys or makes for customers. Call
and see him.
The G. G. Club met with Mrs.
Averill last Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Cassill is a member OF the club and
was presented with a beautiful SOU
venir spoon by the members as a token
of their love and esteem, as Mrs. Cas-
sill will soon leave Jul city for Spo-
kane where Mr.. Cassill will engage in
business.
Presentation. c. n. Dillon of
Yankton, known to his friends as
stHaln Dillon, is the nestor OF the
State Senate, having the longest ser
vice to his credit. Mr.. Dillon is a
venerable looking young man, wise
and eloquent, alert and courageous.
INDEPENDENT and above reproach.
His record is one of constant watch
fitness in the public interest and sem
ators have learned to know that the
aDillon side" Of a question is the side
Of righteousness. Yankton has made
no mistake in again and again re-
turning him to the Senate. Senator
Dillon is accompanied by his delight
full young wife, who is always . popu-
lar member OF the legislative circles.
Pierre Dakota.