Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-06-23
Hudson Hudsoni,e Briefs.

Hudson Hudsonite Briefs.
Paul Larson is hauling lumber by
the car load to his Eden township
farm, al he is erecting n Of the
h~andsomest residences in the county
out there.
Saturday and a number OF her girl
friends helped her properly celebrate
the event, the young folks having =
good time.
Andrew Rossum has been Ill for
some days and on Monday he left for
st. Paul to consult a specialist in re-
gard to his malady. John n. Johnson
of Norway township accompanied him
to the Twin Cities, John going up on
his usual summer jaunt to visit with
relatives and old friends.
Ten carloads of cattle went to Chi
cago on Saturday, the shippers being
Gilman & Cable six loads, Harry
Aiken one load, Paul Larson two loads
and Erick Erickson one load. E. B.
Cable, John Gilman, L. N. Waldorf
and Harry Aiken accompanied the
shipment to market.
A trained nurse came up from Sioux
City today to assist in taking care Of
Frank Cassill as his broken limb is
beginning to knit and he requires
constant car He is getting along as
nicely as could be expected however,
everything being favorable to his
steady improvement.
Hon. and Mrs. II. II. Cable and
Miss Caroline, and Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Cable and son Harvey motored
to Yankton on Monday in the Cable
auto to take in some Of the COM
mencement exercises and to visit with
the Hudson students and friends for .
few days. Fl. Fl. Cable is also a mem
Der Of the board of trustees of the col
lege and had to attend a meeting Of
that body.
Mrs. Oscar Anderberg who has been
very i'll at her Eden township home,
was brought to town on Wednesday
to the home OF her parents, MI. and
Mrs. Tom Anderson, where she can
receive medical care handler than she
can on the farm. DR.. Wendt of Can
ton and DR.. Jordan are in charge of
the case, blood poisoning having set
in from a badly sprained ankle, other
complications resulting.
Mrs. Pattee returned from Gam
Valley last Saturday and left Tuesday
for Plankinton to begin institute
work.
Judge Harrison J.. Brown now oc-
cupieS his new home, recently pur.
chased from Mr.. Swift and Mr.. Swift
occupies the Josiah Straw residence
on Broadway.
State Superintendent Lawrence
and family came down from Pierre
Monday for a few days visit with old
home friends and relatives and are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs John Overseth.
Lennox independents: Willard Ben
nett and wife, accompanied by their
daughter and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren, arrived In Lennox from
Canton Monday in their nice new
Ford automobile and took dinner at
the Merchants hotel. Mr.. Bennett
was once one of the busy farmers OF
Grant township but has long since re-
tired, was county auditor for four
years, and is now foremost in the
hardware and Implement business 10
Canton.
President Oyerseth aud K. X.
jacobson Of the Farmers State Bank
were down at Hudson last week TO
visit Frank Casslll, whose friends
everywhere are rejoicing over his
good luck In being able to save his leg,
which seems a miracle, considering
the terrible crush 1t got in the acct-
dent when the auto pinned him to .
tree, taking block and tackle With
horses to remove the machine from
the crushed leg. Frank stood the
terrible ordeal like = Spartan hero
while suffering for nearly an hour.
His friends everywhere Ire glad 70
know he Is doing 70 veil.