Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-01-14

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Miss Nellie Bremen is on the sick
list.
Miss Alice Hannah is taking a COM
mercial course at Augustana.
Will Hoffman called Monday and
renewed his su Inscription.
L. E. Rampley was among our re-
newal subscribers who called Monday.
II. O. Strand received word last
Saturday that a younger brother had
died at the old home in Norway.
The Roundup Record reports the
return OF DR.. Guy O'Neil from his
Canton visit.
Last Friday was a day that all en-
joyed after a week Of north pole
weather.
Hans Brynjulson and his brother
George from Bowdon, North Dakota,
wer LEADER visitors Monday. Hans
called to renew his subscription.
DR.. Perry and family of Clear Lake,
Iowa, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hannah, parents Of Mrs.
Perry.
Joseph Anderson and bride arrived
home from their wedding trip Sunday
and will soon be located in the Gil
bert cottage on Broadway.
Harry Stein was at Sioux City last
saturday evening. Harry saw Cham
pion Jetferies and other men of the
athletic class. Harry will back jeff
to win.
The death Of Toilet Brynjulson"
remarked H. O. Strand last Friday,
"leaves only four OF the twenty
pioneers who came with me to Lincoln
county in 1868, and n. Torstenson,
Mr.. Brynjulson came with me from
McGregOr Iowa.
Mrs. Anna Nelson died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Peterson, at
Northing, last Sunday morning. The
deceased was aged 81 years and 8
months, and leaves besides her daugh-
ter, n son, Ole Nelson, a prominent
farmer near LennOx. The funeral
took place Wednesday.
A petition has been signed by all or
nearly all the business men of the
city asking Gov. Wesley to pardon
Marvin Stanley who was led into
trouble through evil associations and
booze. Mercy through a pardon
would give to the young man a new
lease of life and a better manhood.
Do> Ko,r1Iu yraC ono nj tho VI n
ton boys who attended the basket
ball game at Sioux Falls last Satur-
day evening between the Canton and
Sioux Falls clubs. The Canton club
won by a score of l9 to IA in a Splen-
did game. Ben's voice was a little
husky from vigorous 'rOOting' for
the home team.
A. O. KnutSOn, who has been rent
ing the Olaf JenSvOld farm in High
land township, expects to go to
Brookings county in March, where he
owns a half section Of land recently
purchased from his father, Ole knut-
son of Norway township. Mr.. knut-
son is an energetic young man and he
iStlS GlldU NC Ids q iOtbtIiS ~ las
big farm. He called Friday to renew
his subscription to the LEADER.
Mrs. William NJ. Parke of Wibaux,
Montana. is in Canton visiting rela-
tives and favored the LEADER with a
call last Friday to renew her sub
s%cription to the LEADER. Mrs. Parke
has a fine homestead near Wibaux,
and her son and daughter each have
a homestead near by. Miss Jetty
Parke, another daughter, proved ul
on her homestead in North Dakota,
and is now making her home at
Wibaux. The LEADER is pleased tc
report the success of Mrs. Parke and
her family, all of whom were former
residents of Lincoln county.
Engebret Hotter returned home
last Friday with a big suit case anc
then he bought a box of ElRoyals
and made a bee line for the LEADEF
Office. In he came smiling, yet a
sweeter smile than the one he haC
on his departure for Preshtego, Wis.
about two weeks ago. We asked hin
a good many pointed questions but he
only smiled and held out his ElRoyals
A box of cigars and a happy, smil'
ing young man on January 7, can't be
considered a New \Yeas's offering,
neither could we secure evidence
enough on which to base a matrimon
ial alliance. There is evidently
something behind his box of ElRoyals
that will show up in the near future