Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-30

Mrs. Peter Eneboe and Mrs. Ardee
Millage were callers at Mrs. Jacob
EnebOe'S last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Manning spent a
very pleasant day with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Brooks in Canton Monday.
L.. e. Flory and Martin Permission
were Sioux City fair visitors last
week.
Little Esther Eneboe who was re
ported as being hurt last week is i'm
proving slowly.
Miss Hattie Loudin is visiting her
friend Miss May Tate this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tate departed
Monday for the western part of the
state on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. Ed. Carter enjoyed a few days
visit from her mother Mrs. Keith,
last week.
Miss Elsie Hunt has accepted a
position as b]OOkkeeper and cashier in
a store at PipestOne, Mimi, and de-
parted for there last week. Elsie will
be missed 10y her many friends in his
vicinity but all Join in wishing her
success
Rev. Dugloy went to Mitchell last
week to his Studio in the
Wesylan University.
Lincoln Center.
Sept. u, 1910.
Everyone is frozen up out here this
morning. All the mud we need but
we could stand some tire.
Alfred Norgard of Canton brought
our teacher, Hazel Hicks, to her
school Monday morning. FurS and
overcoatS were in evidence and they
were 0 amisS.
Ralph Millage took a load of hogs
to Beresford last Saturday. lie used
four horses and Will Ostrander drove
a hundred was offered.
Walter and Minnie Noegelmeir
were callers at the OStrander home
last Sunday afternoon and while
Walter and Will went to Worthing
after some freight, Minnie o
panied Mrs. Ostrander and Eva Wen
They were more fortunate than the
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on a peg at John Slocomb's.
Mrs. W. F. Stengel was enjoying a
buggy ride with her young children
last Sunday forenoon.
Walter Meyer returned home last
Saturday afternoon. He has been alb
sent the last two weeks having been
blowing on the farm Mr.. Nuegelmeir
bought eight miles south of Sioux
Falls.
w. f. Stengel is fencing the Reese
quarter joining the Ostrander home
stead on the north. His brother
Christ is assisting him.
We send the following list Of pres
entS received at the Slocumb-M INDY
wedding last week of which a full &C
count appeared in last weeks issue:
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sherman So, Mr..
and Mrs John Ness So, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Sherman imported bread plate,
Minnie and Severt johnson water set,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clay berry dish,
Bernice HufSmith sugar shell, Phillip
Mundy pepper and salt shaker, Mr..
and Mrs. e. Hufsmith berry spoon,
Mrs. Wilson Ostrander set silver tea
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Ness pickle
dish and berry set, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Leir and daughters center set, Flor
ence Mundy glass water set, Mr.. and
Mrs. ChaS; Hawlik salad dish, May
and Ella Slocomb center set, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cox linen table cloth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Noethleich set of
sad irons, Thrasie and Lily Noethlich
bed spread, Roy Barber bed spread,
Mr.. and Mrs. c G. Mart meat fork,
Gust and Nora Ness gilt mirror, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Ness alarm clock, Moth
err and brothers Of groom rocking
chair, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Cox
rocking chair, Mr.. Mundy COW, Mr..
Slocomb COW, Mrs. Slocomb organ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses LuBeau table
cloth, Mr., and Mrs. liver Lukken
center piece. Sylira Lukken DOYLE,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Rae salad
bowl, Pearl Clay toothpick holder,
Rosie Ness pillow cover, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Nelson a
table cloth, F. G. Wiggin and fam
lily meat fork, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Thompson sugar shell and butter
knife, Bertha Anglia Lukken pillow
shams, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sherman
glass water set and fancy towel, Fred
and Russell Clay bread plate, Will
and Bert Ostrander, one dollar each,
Oscar Fodnes n dollar, Curtis Ness
one dollar, Ben Thorson one dollar,
Gunder Ness one dollar, Carl Ness
one dollar, Albert Ness one dollar,
and Lewis Larson one dollar and a
half, Anna Fodness, table cloth,
Louisa Bradshaw dolly, Ada Kelley
fancy towel, MI. Chattle Aurora, ILL.,,
butter knife.
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