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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-24
strayed, $50. Reward.

Two work mules. six and seven years
old, both harness and collar marked.
both black. strayed from sheep camp on
Malad last Of April Twenty dollars
reward for delivery to Purdum's barn
in Shoshone, Idaho.
MARK SHEEP Co.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-24
Loans.
The Talk of
The Town

Why do people go to the
old reliable Jewelry Store,
ask your neighbor and be
convinced. Every article
sold or repaired guaranteed
to give satisfaction. and as
represented. A full line of
Watches. Clocks. Jewelry of
all kinds. Headquarters for
RAILROAD watches, and
Diamonds at lowest prices.
Expert engraving and watch |
repairing.
AT
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-24

MARK SHEEP Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
Dayton.


The box social given by the young
peoples Sunday school class at Day
ton Hall last Friday night was a grand
success.
Charles Mitchellis having some corr
shelled this week.
Mr.. Stuart is having trouble with
his neck and back again.
The Misses Stella and Mabel Abbott
spent Monday afternoon with Miss
Mabel Brown.
The Buschman young folks gave a
dance Saturday night to some OF their
friends and a fine time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and Mr.. Jack
son spent a few days at Sioux Falls
the first of the week.
Ed. Serum is busy hauling corr to
market.
Mr.. Brainbridge and G.. Fl. Abbott
SHIPPED cattle to Chicago for Mondays
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman visited at
Fairview Sunday.
Edward Selom is laid up with a
severe attack of rheumatism in his
arm.
Frank Painter has rugged up a set
of harness to go with his new buggy.
Thos. Lunder is calling on the peo-
pie of Dayton and learning the census
facts.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29

Miss Nellie Edwards stayed with Edna lloff-
man Saturday night. going back to Canton
Sunday and the first Of the week went out tC
her claim in Pennington county.
John Johnson had a load OF hay Tipped over
in the road by the gale Saturday Just as he
was getting ready to go to Chicago on a big
stock train that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis came up Monday and
spent the day with her son G. V. Ellis and
family.
Miss Ringheim will complete her first term
OF school this week and she seems to nave
pleased the patrons as well as her pupils from
what we hear.
Mr.. Forsmo came up Tuesday evening TIC
do some papering and painting for G. w. Dix
on.
Evan Dixon was quite seriously hurt Mon
day when the Reynolds auto got mixed w
with the horse and buggy he was driving. and
he is now getting along all right. Evan jump,
ed before the auto tipped the buggy over ana
was bruised and cut over the eye by striking
the ground. The buggy was broken some but
the horse didn'trun SO it may be considered
a lucky accident all around.
Miss Jessie Hay is staying with her grand
parents in Canton for a short time.
Misses Jessie HolZ and Carrie AlliS visited
last Sunday evening with Miss Marie Lunder
Henry Strand and Julius Hanson called or
their friend Odin Wallquist Thursday eve
ming.
The G.. v. club meets with Mrs. George
Thinglum on Thursday of this week.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
Dunham-smith Wedding.

On Tuesday evening the Odd Fellows
celebrated the Ninety-irst anniver-
sary of the order in their hall, and
the regular program was delightfully."-
interesting but a new feature In
Oddfellow celebration was given that
big audience that simply surpassed
ali previous efforts to surprise and
please one and all.
Mrs. Thomas EaStcOtt was seated at
the piano playing the closing notes of
a delightful solo when w. +. Durham
marched to the center of the hall
where he was joined by Mrs. Mary
Smith. The audience thought that
Mr.. Durham and Mrs. Smith were
going to sing a duet, but the prompt
appearance Of Rev. Buriff in front of
the couple occasioned SO much con
lecture that a wedding ceremony was
almost finished before the surprised
brothers and sisters could realize that
the expected duet was really a solo of
souls, and the charming bride and
the gallant groom were ready for
congratulations, and congratulations
continued until after midnight.
The bride is a granddaughter OF
Elijah Sears, who is a son of the
American Revolution, and Mr.. Dun
hams grandfather served under
Washington, and himself a veteran Of
the civil war. They are both promi-
nent in oddfellows circles and are
prominent in grand army circles.
The LEADER with a host OF friends
extend congratulations.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
Grand Valley.

April q. 1910
Mrs. Q. Torberson and children. Christian.
Pet and Belle. and Mrs o. Il. Hustel drove up
to Sioux Falls last Thursday. returning the
same evening.
Miss Marie Lunder was a Canton visitor
last Tuesday.
A number Of people attended the oratorical
contest at Canton last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B.. Strand and daughters
Pauline and Corrine. were Sunday visitors at
Mr.. Torberson's.
A number Of the young ladies enjoyed q
horseback ride last Sunday evening.
Miss Lourna Hustel OF Canton was a visitor
at Wallquist's last Thursday while her mother
was at Sioux Falls.
Miss Josephine Thinglum visited with her
friend Mamie Syvertson Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Odin Wallauist and sisters Ida and Mabel.
entertained their young friends last Sunda
evening.
Misses Andrina and Hannah Urdahl were
Sunday visitors at P. Kleppe's.
The masons are at work laying down side
berson.
Canton Township
April II. 1910.
Mrs. Walter Stephenson came up Thursday
evening for q short visit At g. w. DixOn's be-
fore going to her new home In Canada.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
Keidle-COX Nuptials.

Saturday April %, Mrs. Mary Cox
and w. e. Keidle were quietly
married at the NJ. e. parsonage in
Sioux Fall, with Ray Baysore and
Mrs. Isabelle Smith as groomsman
and bridesmaid. The happy couple
returned to this city Sunday O
The groom is we'll and favora bly,
known in this city and the bride has
been an employe at the Indian Asy-
lum for the past two years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Keidle have taken up house
keeping in the Miller cottage on
Broadway where they will be at home
to friends. The Leader extends con
CALCULATIONS.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
Lynn
April 25, 1910

April %, 1910
Miss Edith, and Frank Kuhns gave
a dancing party on Friday evening
to a large number of their friends,
and it was a decided social success.
The Lukken band furnished the
music.
Mrs. j. w. Christler and II. E.
Christler of Lodi, Wis.,, were visiting
their friend Mrs. Carl Wiggin one
day recently.
Miss Nellie Kuhns was a Sunday
visitor at the parental home.
Geo. Clark and wife of Worthing
were in attendance at the dance Fri
day evening.
Mrs. II. L. Williams was a Canton
shopper Monday.
A. ]. Tate took Tuesdays train fol
the west part OF the state where he
owns a fine quarter section of Uncle
Sans domain.
Mrs w. G. Abbott ana Mrs. F.
Van Ness Of Harrisburgxwere mid
week visitors at the f. G. Wiggin
home.
Lew Flory came up from Grand
Valley Friday evening to help swell
the crowd at the dance.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
West Canton

Aplll -, loio
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Welde were calling
on old neighbors here Wednesday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Boutwell, and
little son Kenneth were Sunday
visitors at G. L. Williams.
Mrs. S. A. Todd was called to Red
field Thursday by the death of a
brother-in- law.
Roy MilIage and family called at
John Haw's Sunday afternoon.
Hans Reierson and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Grand
Valley.
w. l.. Millage and family spent
Sunday at Beloit.
Rich Boutwell, is having aditch dug
from his house to the creek. lie
expects to put in tile to drain the
water out of his cellar.
Mrs. Harry Policy visited with Mrs.
X. L. Knudtson one day last week.
Mrs. E. S. Maynard came out from
Beloit Friday morning and stayed
until Sunday evening with her
daughter, Mrs. ID. O, Payne. 1t is
just six months since Mrs. Payne was
taken sick and her many friends will
be glad to know she is improving
slowly and is able to sit in a chair
most of the day.
John Haw had a sick horse last week
but under the skillful treatment of
DR.. @. D. Tuttle, it sOOn recovered.
d. 0. Payne marketed a car load OF
cattle Saturday and a carload of hogs
Monday.
Chris Thompson has sold his farm
to a man from Iowa for 800 per acre.
Mr.. Thompson is yet undecided where
he will locate.
Grandpa Beierson came out from
Canton Tuesday for a few days visit
at Hans Reierson'S.
Mrs. W. L. Millage and Mrs. Ed.
Erickson went to Hudson today called
there by the evere Illness of Mrs.
Villages Aunt, Mrs. Hilton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29

Christ Stengel Is planning to help
the Westbury boys with their seeding
Monday.
Louie and VERNE Engel were en-
ioying a ride in their runabout last
Wednesday evening as were Mr.. and
Mrs. NOgelmeir.
Lots of hogs and cattle were seen
to pass last week. 1t is reported that
eighteen cars Of stock left Worthing
last Saturday.
Has any one been overcome by the
gaseous tail of the venerable HALEY
comet? None around here have
smelled or seen the gaSometer yet.
Arbor day was we'll chosen this
year. Lucky it came after the big
freeze but the young trees may not
escape yet.
Several neighbors and friends called
on Mr.. Ostrander last Sunday, among
whom were Carl Wiggin and family,
his brother Hal and R, d. Millage
and family, Mrs. Engel, and daughters,
Gladys and Vera, and her married
daughter, Mrs. August Rasmussen
and little daughter Marie, Louie
Stengel and family and later in the
evening our Leeville StOrekeeper and
family came and then Ralph Millage
and Otto Wood.
Mrs. Martha Rasmussen and huS-
band were calling on pa and ma
Engel Sunday.
Harry Cox had company Sunday.
Hermie Westbury was at Worthing
Saturday.
John Millage is planning on leveling
down the dirt thrown up from the
ditch which drains the OStrander
marsh. He went after the grader
Monday.
Louie Stengel and Carl Wiggin were
each breaking a colt to drive last
Sunday. Those colts will be gentle.
Our cold weather is a thing Of the
past and hope it won't show up again
for nine months.
PEPPER.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29

Word comes from Senic this state,
of the serious illness Of our former
pastor Rev. J. II. S%pittell. We hope
ere this comes out in print to hear or
his improved health and for his speedy
recovery.
Farmers are busy getting their
corr ground ready for planting and It's
only the matter Of a few days I'LL the
click OF the orn planter will be heard
and then but a short time till harvest.
Seed time and harvest in the back
wonder days seemed far distant from
each other but what makes them
seem so near now? Have the seasons
changed in length or are we getting
old? We might say it is seed time and
harvest all the time with so much
more to do between times.
Sage
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29

Mrs. B. S. Gillispie and Mrs. Lloyd
Gillispie returned Monday to their
Nebraska home after a two weeks Wis
it with their brother, Frank Van
Fleet.
Miss Elva Kennison was home for
an yer Sunday visit with her parents
and returned to her school work at
the Wesleyan University in Mitchell
Monday.
The Canton high school team goes
to Hawarden to take part in the
imitation Field Meet to be held there
Saturday. This is the boys first
attempt at a track meet and they
don't expect much but the experience
counts, and the boys will have plenty
of that, as there will be a number Of
schools represented.
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ed. L. Wendt the Baraca's held
a regular business meeting followed
by the initiation of Harry Clendennen
Victor Brown, Walter Jennes, and
Clarence Tucker. Next the boys did
justice to ice cream and cake after
which various amusements were in
order until midnight. The boys
decided to try their luck at baseball
this year, electing Ernest Hale, Man
ager and Stanley Forrest, Captain.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
Pleasant View.

April 26, 1910.
We sure hasten to welcome Father
Rubberneck.
Loyde and Marion Hicks visited the
Manning boys Sunday afternoon.
Ardee Millage visited at the home
Of Mrs. Villages uncle, Mr.. Ostrandel
of Lincoln center.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Permission Thursday, May 9th at
o'clock. Everybody cordially invited.
Lew and Miss Jessie Flory were
Canton visitors Sunday. Miss Jessie
attended the Odd Fellow and Rebekah
services at the M. e. church.
Miss Hazel Hicks taught school
Saturday at Lincoln center to make
up for a day lost some time ago.
Martin Pennlston's horse got away
from him just as he was going To
leave Canton Saturday night SO as a
result he had to walk home. The
horse was found at Mr.. Todd's safe
from harm but the harness even to
the bride vas missing. Any one
finding a piece of the harness will
please report as much to Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks and II. G.
Wolfe of Canton, and Mrs. Bivans of
Oberlin, Kansas were welcome visitors
at the S. S. Manning home Sunday
They all came out in Mr.. Brooks
auto.
This is the last week of school at
Pleasant View. The teacher, Miss
Iona Alness and scholars are plan
ming for a picnic next Friday.
Mother Rubberneck is now throu
cleaning house and the family is en-
joying three square meals a day from
a clean table in a civilized manner,
and now mother has nothing to do but
chew gum and wrote the society new
for the LEADER.
Morris Way. a young man who
works for John Warner, is visiting
his parents at Sioux Falls this week
The young Ladies Aid of the Luth'
eran church will meet Tuesday May
3rd, with Miss Josie Eneboe.
John Warner and family visited
from Saturday until Monday with
Mrs. Warmers parents.
Mother Rubberneck
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
Death of w. A. Whitmore.

Mrs. S. A. Todd returned from Bed
field Tuesday where she attended the
funeral Of w. A. Whitmore who died
at that place on the 10th inst. and
was buried on the END. The deceased
lived at Beloit for some time and
then located at Beresford, where he
gained quite a reputation as a mag
netic healer. He afterwards removed
to Redfield where he built and was
successful conducting . s%anitorium,
when the Master called him at the
age of As years. His reputation as a
healer was firmly established and he
was making splendid progress in his
work. He leaves a widow and seven
children, two daughters and five boys,
to mourn his loss. His mother, who
Is SO years old, came from Cedar
Rapids to attend the funeral of her
son, the father not being able to come.
Mrs. Whitmore is q sister Of Mrs,
Todd and has many friends In Beloit
and Beresford who will extend sym
pathy to the bereaved ones In their
hour Of sorrow.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29

Joe Opperud left for Roundup,
Montana, Tuesday.
Rev. A. Jameson is here visiting
his son, Attorney Jameson.
Henry Wallace and Joe Olson we're
Sioux Falls visitors Wednesday.
Miss Marie Wilkinson returned
Sunday to her school in Fairview.
Mrs. R. X. Penman and Miss Kate
Penman we're at Sioux Falls Wednes-
day.
Napoleon Lewis was up from Alces-
ter visiting with his parents a few
days.
Mrs. P. F. Schaffer and Miss Clara
Bergstrom we're Sioux City visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. Clifford Opperud and Mrs.
Frank Gerald were Sioux Falls visi-
tors Tuesday.
Mrs. John Bergstrom was called to
Hills, Minnesota, by the death OF
Mrs. Gilbertson.
A. L. Jones was down from Sioux
Falls looking over the plans for the
sewer extension.
Give Col. Cressey, y the grand old
veteran, a crowded house Friday
evening this week.
Mrs. G. F.. Whitehead and Mrs.
Thomas Eastcott were Sioux Falls
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. f. S. Grace has returned from
a visit at Marion Junction with her
son Frank.
Mrs. Myron Rood returned Sunday
to her home in Fairview after a brief
visit with relatives.
Filing Westby went back to Mitchell
Tuesday after a short visit at home.
Filing has a fine position there.
Mrs. j. F. Summers returned
Wednesday from Sioux Falls where
she had been visiting friends.
Miss Edith Goodroad and Miss
Lenora Beck we're down at Hawarden
for a brief visit with relatives Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Penman have
been enjoying a visit with Rob's Sis
ter, Miss Kate Penman of Rock
Rapids.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
A Great Battle.

Col. Cressey will give an illustrated
lecture in the Canton Opera Hous e
on Friday evening of this week. He
will show what d great battle looks
like and tell you about it because he
was at Chickamauga where Pap
Thomas saved the day for the Uni on
forces. C~hickamauga was one of the
great battles Of the civil war, and it
will pay you to see the pictures and
hear the story. Remember it is on
Friday night Of this week.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
FairViow.

ApTll ~, lSlU
Misses Alpha Hanson and Esther
Pond we're Hudson visitors Saturday
afternoon.
Last Thursday evening a large crowd
of Fairview young people gathered at
the home Of Mat Lien as g surprise in
honor of Arthur, Elmer, and Irene
Lien. The evening was spent in
playing games, and at a late hour
delicious refreshments were served
after which all returned to their
homes.
Mrs. Myron Goble wa; a Canton
visitor between trains Sunday.
Lesley Jones is the new mail carrier
on the Fairview Rural Route.
The Fairview Band rave a concert
and basket social in Woodman Hall
Saturday evening. On account of
the stormy weather the crowd was
not so large as usual, but the baskets
sold we'll, and the band furnished
splendid music as usual.
. Sven Amunson was a Canton visitor
Sunday.
A number of Fairview young people
attended the dance at the home OF
Charley Pattin near Fairview Friday
evening.
Miss Ruby Kissinger went to Can
ton Tuesday to have some dental
work done.
Mr.. Goble is having the carpenters
build an addition to his store, and
when the work is finished Mr.. Goble
will have a nice store and it will be
both roomy and convenient.
Gail Bartholomew was sick the first
of the week.
Basket ball has been the rage in
Fairview for some time, a number OF
exciting games having been played.
Henry Amunson, Elmer Lien,
Lowell Pond, Emily Vermilya, Esther
Pond and Irene Lien were visitors at
the Swanson home neal Fairview
Sunday.
Mrs. Myron Rood spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of her
parents in Canton.
Quite a large crowd attended the
meeting of the Adelphian Literary
society which give no more pro-
grams this year, as it is now a busy
time with farmers, and the school
ma'ams have all they a do with
their school work until the schools
close.
Professor Indseth of Canton has
organized a singing school in Fair
view.
About fifty Fairview young people
gathered at the home of A. G. Pond
Monday evening as a surprise In
honor of Miss Esther Pond, it being
her fifteenth birthday. A most
enjoyable time was spent by all.
Misses Marie Hanson and Marie
Wilkinson were Canton passengers
Friday evening.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
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LaNalIey.
April %, 1910

Miss Augusta Barnes returned from
Chancellor where she had been stop
ping for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bellach and Mr.,
and Mrs. Emil Bellach Of Tea, visited
at John Detjen's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buus visited at
John Hinder's Sunday.
Harm Heeren and daughter Helen
went to LennoX to see a doctor sun
day afternoon. Mr.. Heeren had an
abcess in his mouth and the doctor
opened it. Miss Helen IIeeren has
been sick with erysipelas for about
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nelson and Mr.,
Charley Barnes and family, were
visitors at Harm Heeren's Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nickels were
callers at Harm Heeren'S one day last
week.
We are glad to hear that Miss Clara
Judas has recovered from her sickness.
There was agreat fire at Jake Fritz's
last Sunday afternoon. The barn,
granary and other small buildings
with two stacks of hay were all burn.
ed and during the excitement Mrs.
Fritz got the horses out of the barn
just in time, Mr.. Fritz not being at
home when the fire started. 1t is
not known how the fire originated OF
the amount of the loss at this time.
John Detjen was a caller at Harm
Heeren's Sunday evening.
Miss Rosa Ball who took Miss Helen
Heeren's place at Mrs. Ben Sherman
went home Sunday.
Mrs. G.. Barnes is assisting Mrs.
John flinders with the house work as
Mr.. FINDERS father is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Barnes were visitors
at the Ole Lee home one day last
week.
Hanny School Girl.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-29
Lincoln Center.

April Is, 1910.
Everything is lovely since our airing
last Saturday. There must have
been a p%uncture in the big wind bag
up north.
Will we welcome Father Rubber
neck? Well, l guess yes! He was
thoughtful to think OF Mother Rub
berneck. OF course she is lonely and
needs company.
The cold wind last Saturday pre-
vented many of the young folks of
this vicinity from attending the
''rink'' at Worthing and it's too bad,
don't you know, because that is about
neck of the woods now.
Will Ostrander and Eva Wenbourne
we're Worthing callers last Tuesday
and stopped at John Slocombe's on
the way home. They broke the staff
of life with the family and quite an
enjoyable evening was passed with
music and games. Among the games
the young ladies tished for suckers,
and the first and largest caught was
Will.
John Millage finished blowing last
week and Is helping Clifford Mundy.
John Is one of Lincoln Center'S
rustlerS.
Will and Hermie Westbury we're
with Mr.. Ostrander last Saturday
evening and we are pleased to an
nOunce that Mr.. OStrander is doing
nicely and gaining strength at pres
ent.
MI. A. J. v estbury is spending a
few days with his sick brotherinlaw,
| Wilson Ostrander.
Mrs. John Millage came home last
week. We we're pleased to hear her
welcome voice over the phone. 1t
sounds so natural.
Miss Hicks got busy last Saturday
and was attending to school duties
all day. The school children dislike
school work on Saturday.
Alfred Norgaard of Canton was
seeking the residence Of Nelson
Ostrander one day last week. Won
! der what he was looking for?