Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-09-10

Soren Ostraat went down to Akron
last Saturday.
Ben Churchyard went to Sioux City
last Saturday on business.
Mrs. John Bertrand has gone tc
Omaha and will make her home with
her son Charlie.
John Cederstrom called Friday anG
renewed his subscription.
DR.. Carl Helmey has moved from
Humboldt to Sherman in Minnehaha
county.
Anyone wishing to share a a to
H%ettinger, N. d., should apply to
Mrs. F. w. Cole.
Mrs. Stowell vent to Sioux City
last Saturday for a Sunday visit with
Miss Emma Dahl at Morningside.
The editor has two snow ball bushes
in blossom and a red rose in bloom
not bad for Sept. Sth.
Hans Berg and Henry Feldman left
III Yin I'LL AoLudJ w aOCChu oiiO
state convention of rural mail carriers
as delegates from Canton.
The Roundup Montana Record an
nounces the arrival of Mrs. S. B.
Averill of Canton, who came to visit
her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Straw returned
last Sunday from a trip up through
Hand and Sphinx county. His land
business keeps him busy and the big
crops help to sell Dakota acres for
high prices.
John Gemmill is home from Okoboji
looking fine after his strenuous work
as purchasing agent for W big
hotels. He has a fine offer to &c to
Dubuque but is undecided as to hotel
work or school.
Ladies' and Mems sweater coates.
All colors, sizes and prices at BERRY
Bros. u
Elegant new styles in wolfe skirts
$500, $1,000, and $l2. so. You have
paid $l2.5 so to $l5. 90 for these same
skirts. BERRY Bros. II
Ladies tailor made suits made to
your measure. This is the only way
you can get a fall suit that fits and
looks like it should. BERRY BROS. II
DR.. E. D. Putnam, of Sioux Falls,
will be in Canton Thursday, Sept. l6,
to treat the eye, ear, nose and throat,
Including the fitting of glasses. Or,
Putnam refers to the physicians as
reference. -
Lincoln County's big corn crop is
safe from frost SO far and no killing
frost is looked for until the latter
er prophets.
When Dick Husman holds a fellow
up he had better surrender. Dick
held the editor up in the post office
Saturday but he didn't demand our
pocketbook, he simply handed owe
a years subscription and smiled with
pleasure we the matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Strand returned
last week from their four weeks visit
with Wisconsin relatives at Madison,
Stoughton, Edgerton and other points.
1--WE had lots of fun fishing and a
good time everywhere we went, but
Canton looks good to US after travel
ing for a month"
Mrs. Major Dixon left Monday for a
visit with Minnesota friends, after
which she goes to Chicago to visit
with her sons. From Chicago she
will visit Ames, Iowa, and then 60 to
Guthrie, Okla, for a wlnter visit
with her daughter Mrs. Ferguson,
and her son Robert who is a member
Of the legislature.
President Tuve of Augustana and
his brother o. G. Tuve Of Toronto,
and Lieut.. Martin Tew, a cousin
from Willmar, Mimi, returned to
Canton last week from a 5000 mile
trip which included Texas, New Mex
leo, Arizona, California, Oregon and
Washington. 1t was a glorious trip
and they saw lots of country in their
months travel but didn't see any
country that looked so nice as South
Dakota. President Tuve says college
work will be more pleasant after that
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