Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-03-04
Dr.. Edward Eneboe
Osteopathic Physician

DR.. Edward Eneboe
Osteopathic Physician
Half the trouble Of the body can be
cured by Osteopathic Treatment
Over Farmers State Bank, Canton
Mrs. Fahlenkamp was an Inwood
visitor last week.
Monday was such a day as n would
expect to see a robin.
d. n. johnson wa at Centerville
last week on business.
Mrs. G. II. Fitch and children we're
Hudson visitors last week.
Attorney Knudson was at Rock
Rapids on legal business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dean of Inwood
were Canton visitors last week.
Harry Stein was looking after fat
cattle up around Harrisburg last
week.
Edgar War6well, candidate for
County Auditor. was q Canton visitor
last Friday.
Col. Cuppett returned from Cresco,
Iowa, Friday where he had been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Luers and
daughter.
The Barracks gave Verne, Roy, and
Ray Rraithwaite a farewell party
last week.
Tillman Mausbach and his soninlaw
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Bong, we're in Canton on business
Monday.
Ma A. J.. Kuhns and son, Charles,
left for Grundy Center, Iowa, last
Friday, on information that her
mother, Mrs. Robson, was danger ously
III.
Prof. Travaillie Of Worthing, was q
Canton visitor last Saturday. His
card appears In the LEADER this
weok, announcing his candidacy for
County Superintendent.
The Canton and Vermillion high
school basket ball teams will play q
hot game In the Armory on Friday
evening Of this week. 1t will be y
game worth seeing. Turn out and
help the boys financially.
Alderman A. T. Sheldon is home
from : four months sojourn On the
west coast where he enjoyed all the
comforts and pleasures of sunshine
and roses. He got home In time to
attend the funeral OF his brother
Alderman Mr.. Osborn, and deeply
regrets tho loss Of such q good citizen.
Rsv. v. b. and Mrs. Conklin came
home from the Falls last week where
thsy spent the winter with their
daughter Mrs. Foster. Rev. Conklin
e the pioneer Baptist minister Of the
stats, and Ill his colaborers In early
territorial days have passed away,
while hs remains vigorous and active.
Mn. Martin loft and children were
at Sioux Falls last week visiting her
brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. O. Richardson. Mr.. loft resigned
his position In Chraft b Hansen's
storo, and has moved onto . fine
farm wet Of Hudson. The LEADER
Wishes him success on the farm.
Mn. Marie Gilbertson writes the
Editor from Miasoula, Montana, that
she arrived there safe on Saturday
Tho 10th and found her sister much
improved In health. She was snow
bonnd - Aberdeen for two days and
N "a fashioned snow storm began
afto4 reaching Ninoula-
BensO hurchyard left for Sioux City
Monday Afternoon in his auto to take
part = ths great automobile show In
that city. There will BE- no experts
ID tho parade that can handle .
machine batter than Ben. He repre-
sents the Chalmers" and Hudson"
machines.
simon Ulrlkson and Ole Steensland
drove ! shipment Of cattle to Beloit
last week On the promise that six
ca1 would b there for their
Ths boys had the cattle ready Tor the
= that were coming, but the cars
never came, and Simon and Ole drove
THAR cattle heck 70 Canton. Simon
didn't ~ much but Ole was hot.
Tf1at'ss sample OF how the Milwaukee
shaD ben doing business around here
during the wtntsr.
JuDtics DoL0ng heard m Interest,"
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