Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-06-10

20 Ward
viii OStrander was enjoying last
Wednesday with a young G. M. 81 st.
| p. station agent with whom he used
to work on the G.. n. at Hampden,
N. Oak. viii met him in Sioux
Falls on the $50 A. NJ. train and &C
com panied him to Sioux City. Ate r
three years separation the trip was
very pleasant indeed.
Monroe Williams began work for
Bert Dstrander the thirty-tirst OF
May.
Otto Wood is working for Louie
Stengel at present. lie was hauling
a load Of corn to WOrthlng Tor L.
NOcgelmeier last Saturday.
Walter Myer was seen hauling corn
to Worthing last Saturday. lie went
to northern Minnesota seeking land
after corn planting and was well
pleased with some OF the country,
Lac Qui Parle county being high In
his estimation.
The corn shelter was busy at Con-
rad Noegelmeier'S last Friday, Paul
Kalfar being the lucky one to get his
JOB. The rain kept stopping them
but they finally finished.
Mrs. Edward Weast, Mrs. Archie
Wenbourne and VIII and Burt Os-
trander had a group picture taken at
the Sigrud studio last Tuesday.
When they scatter this time it IS
hard to tell when they will be united
again. There were some a%pprehen-
sion of the machine standing the
shock but guess 1t stood 1t O. N.
~ a- Inhr - nl1l
were busy on the road with hammer,
scrapper and shovel you know, ana
were putting in a culvert between
Christ STENCILS and Carl Remmie'S'
Nothing like good roads, see?
The click of the corn planter Is
still 10 be heard out this way. IL
seems very late but the corn that Is
up don't grow any so corn planted
now stands as good a chance as that
planted a month ago. Many are
planting over and one, at least, is
known to have planted over the third
time.
| couldn't see you last week because
my pepper was getting musty ana
needed all my attention. Good day,
see Won next week. PEPPER.
cannon uSIIp
June 8, 1910.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son who died Wednesday, was buried
Thursday afternoon from the Johnson
home, where it's brief life had been
spent. Rev. Greene of the COngrega-
tional church conducted the services
and a great many friends of the
family accompanied them to Forest
Hill where the wee blossom was laid
to rest.
Mr.. Seapy is numbered among the
farmers who own an auto and he was
out calling on @. V. Ellis and family
this week driving his new machine.
Mrs. Frank Gum and children came
up from Sioux City, Saturday for a
visit with her mother Mrs. Hunter.
John Mile came out and put the
cupola on Mr.. Dixon'S barn last week
and the painters are now doing their
part of the job which cold weather
put a stop to last fall.
Mrs. Theo. Thompson and children
visited at Arthur Arnold'S the first of
the week and while there made a
short call at ii. J. Ellis's. Mrs. Ellis
and Mrs. Thompson were close friends
in their younger days.
The North Beaver and Stephenson
line phone holders will have a meet
ing in the Haw school house Thurs
day evening to elect delegates for the
Saturday meeting in the court house
where they will try to come to some
agreement.
Miss Jessie Haw visited her friend
Miss Mollie Lantatf the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Norton is up from Canton
visiting at the G. V. Ellis home.
+. L. Minis returned Monday even
ing from a weeks fishing at Lake
Okoboji and reports a good time but
awfully cold weather. We had some
Of the fish and they we're fine.
Dell Arnold is generously giving his
friends a ride in his auto. Nearly
every evening he brings a party out to
Arthur Arnold's for a ride, and n
day last week they all voted him an
excellent driver.
FairvieW.
June 7, 1910.
Carl Amunson went to Canton
Tuesday.
Mr.. Morgan the iandman came up
from Sioux City Tuesday.