Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11

Judge Aikens went to Parke
Wednesday.
John Juel Of Dayton is a new
subscriber this week.
VIM. Warren returned to his HON,
in Des Smet Saturday.
Regular meeting of the Eastern
Star next Monday evening.
Martin Overseth of Fairview claims
he has the finest crude oil burner ever
made.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewison returned
Monday from a visit with old friends
near Nermillion.
Miss Pearl Woodley returned home
Saturday from a visit with relatives
in Sioux Falls.
Get your corn ready for the contest.
The classes are 10 ears and one ear
and about $3.50 in prizes.
Mr.. j. d. Cloud states that the new
Congregational church will be dedi-
VII SuIludy ECDy. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Guinter return
ed from Omaha Monday to their
home in Sioux Falls.
Banker X. e. jacobson came up
from Hudson last Saturday to spend
Sunday with Canton friends.
B. S. Summerwill left for Nebraska
Wednesday to look over the Summer
will Co.. lumber yards in that state.
James 0. Overseth was up from
Norway township Tuesday and found
time to call and renew his subscrip-
ton.
Governor Vessey's proclamation
requesting a due observance of
Lincoln's birthday will be found in
this issue.
Judge Jones opened Court Monday
to hear motions and adjourned
Tuesday to begin the regular term
next week.
Charlie Wells of the city feed barn.
called the other day and renewed a
subscription for his sister, Mrs Bagley
of Mitchell.
Miss Charlotte Void of Minneapolis
arrived Saturday evening and is a
guest at the home of Mrs. H. X.
Rise. Miss Void has many friends
in Lincoln county.
Ferd Drey of Delaware, Thos, New
born of Dayton, j.. M. Nelson Of
Norway, Rev. e. W. Stebbins and
Mrs. Ida Henry were renewal sub
scribers Monday.
Paul Thompt Of Eden is in the
city and we understand he intends to
build a fine home for himself and
family. The LEADER is pleased over
MI. Thompt's decision to locate in
Canton.
j. d. Cloud. Joe Chopper, Clarence
Oliver and Martin Ulberg we're
renewal subscribers Tuesday, and the
genial ex-sherii. Mr.. Opsal, called
Wednesday morning on the same
business.
j. j. Gunderson, the professional
horse trainer and educator, will give
an exhibition of his powers half a
mile east of Hudson on February
81 and %. Mr.. Gunderson is a master
In his profession.
o. T. Odegard formerly a Canton
boomer and register of deeds, but
now a farmer and a king among the
people was in Canton Tuesday and
favored the LEADER with a visit to
renew his subscription.
W. Henry Q. Skie, a prominent young
farmer in Grant township, writes.
~ can't come down to see you, so,
therefore, in accordance with a pleas
ant desire, l send you herewith a
money order to keep my end of the
Header in advance"
Filling Opsal, Martin Thorson and
Andrew Fossum returned from Oslo,
Texas, Monday night where they
went to view the promised land. Mr..
Thorson bought a quarter section and
Mr.. Fossum bought a half section.
Editor Upland of Sioux Falls and a
few friends from Minnesota we're of
the party.
Bert G.. Root of Corson, N. D.
remembers the LEADER this week
with a renewal subscription. Bert
was formerly one of the lively pro-
gressive Dayton township boomers
who wanted more room and a farm of
his own, and nov he has both.
The LEADER is glad to know he is
prospecting.
Prof. Lawrence will address the
school officers and teachers Of Bon
Homme county at Tyndall Saturday
Feby. II, and will also address the
school officers and teachers of Turner
county at Parker on the 10Th, and has
accepted an invitation from Hanson
county for March IL. Prof. Lawrence
carries a wonderful message to the
boys and girls and is in great demand.
Mrs. H. F. Stone of Gascoyne, N. D.
formerly of Canton writes the LEADER