Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-09-10
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Scriber this week.
"A. j. kuhnS and Robert Urben O
Lynn were in town Saturday.
a. p. Haug, n of the old Dayton
pioneers, was a renewal subscribe
Saturday.
Daniel Nelson of Highland founc
the eye glasses advertised in thu
LEADER.
David Hughes of Hastings, Nebras
ka, was an over Sunday guest of his
uncle Fl. II. DeLong.
Stein Larsgard, one OF the progress
sive hustlers of Fairview, was among
our renewal subscribers this week.
O.. II. Lybarger returned from Chi
cago Monday where he purchased an
immense stock of goods for his double
store.
John kilrain was among our new
subscribers this week. He wants tC
keep track of his old friends in Lin.
coin county.
Charles II. CaSsill and son left for
Spokone, last Friday, after a very
pleasant visit with old friends in
Canton, Fairview and Hudson.
Edgar Hervig, Alden Haug and
Edward Sovik have gone to North
field and were accompanied by Geo.
Solem of Elk Point, all of whom will
enter St. Olaf college for a full term.
Wanted to rent a good 100 acre
farm for cash or on shares. Apply at
LEADER office. 12tf
Charles Goetz who recently went
out to Lewiston, Idaho, has returned
to Roundup, Montana, convinced
that Roundup is the coming town of
eastern Montana.
Boyd McDermott left last week to
resume his studies in St. Thomas
Military college at st. Paul. Boyd
enjoyed his vacation and goes back to
college ready for study and drill.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lantatf and
daughters left last Friday for St. 10.
Missouri, where they will visit with
relatives for a time and then visit
relatives in Oklahoma.
Miss Bessie Grace who was a sum-
mel guest Of Miss Mabel Minor on
her farm nea Interior, came back
Sunda: as far as Marion Junction and
StOpped there for a visit.
Math Hanson, the popular secre
tary of the Farmers Mutual Insur-
ance company of this county, is get
ting to be something of a Luther
Burbank in rose cultivation. Mr..
Hanson has now a beautiful rose in
full bloom down at his home and we
are glad to report September roses in
Canton.
Miss Ethel Maynard Of Beloit, a
graduate Of the Canton high school
last June, goes to the state normal
school at Madison where she will
take a full normal course. She has
living there which in a meas
ure decided her selection. She was
brilliant high school student and
will graduate at Madison with high
honors.
Mrs. Elton Spicer Of Northport,
Washington, who attended tine Nc
Way family reunion at Hudson, came
to Canton last Friday evening for
a brief visit with Mrs. Colonel Brown
and Mrs. Linn. She departed for
home Monday going via Omaha,
Denver, and Salt Lake, thence to
Spokane, and north to Northport,
where her husband is a prominent
preacher. She found a little hay few
err in this country which she hoped to
part with around Denver.
We enjoyed a pleasant visit with
our old friend John Kilrain of Osa-
watomie, Kansas, who has been here
for two weeks enjoying a visit with
his sister, Mrs. Captain Harlan. John
comes to Canton once a year to visit
his sister and old time friends and
take a look at his two fine farms in
Lincoln township, now worth 500, 900
or more. He is looking fine, in fact
he seems to grow younger in appear
ance and is enjoying life with all the
pleasure that one can get from health,
and happiness. He and Mrs.
went over to Viborg Saturday
to visit Mrs. Keller, and from there
he went to Kansas to his
duties in the locomotive repair shops
Of the Missouri Pacific railroad. He
Is one of the trusted employees of that
great corporation and has a clean re-
cord in his profession for 43 years.
He is a modest, ~unassuming gentle
and says he enjoys the life Of a
bachelor, and his looks indicate as
much. Mrs. Harlan will return from
Viborg and then 60 to Dayton, Ohio,
for a. visit after which she will 60 to
Georgia for the winter.