Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-09-15
BUYS NEAL INSTITUTION.
DR.. E. T. Spencer of Gregory Buys
Sioux Falls Neal Institute
Three Day Liquor Cure.

Falls, where they had been for a few
DAYS on business. On their return
DR.. Spencer announced that while in
the Power City he had purchased the
Neal Institute Three Day Liquor
Cure, one of the most l~lourishing in
stitutions for the curing Of the drink
and drug habits, and the cure has
proved most effective, and many a
person owes his success in life to this
cure.
DR.. Spencer Is this week settling up
his affairs here, and will soon move
with his family to Sioux Falls and
take personal charge of the institu-
tion he purchased. DIR. Spencer and
his family we're among the earliest
homesteaders on the Rosebud and by
combining faith in the future of this
country with his good Judgment, he
located on the quarter hat joins n
town on the north, From the first
time he rode over these rich prairie
lands he has always been a booster
for Gregory and the Rosebud country.
In the early days he did much coward
the development OF the town. When
the railroad extended its line, Dr.
Spencer did valuable service in get
ting the righU-of-way, and when the
proposition of securing the United
States land Office was first under con
sideration he was sent to Washington
as special representative Of the town
and paved the way that led to the
final securing of the Office.
The citizens regret the departure
of this estimable family from the city.
yet their many friends wish them
success in their new home. Gregory's
loss will be Sioux Falls gain as the
citizens of that city can be assured
that DR.. Spencer will take active
part in the upbuilding of that com
munity and that the Neal Institute
in his control will be under the most
efficient management.
The Times Advocate joins with this
community in wishing DR.. Spencer
and his family a pleasant future i'll
their new home. &C regOry Advocate
The above clipping will show what
Gregory people think of DR.. Spencer
in that city. DR.. Spencer is pretty
well known over this state and has a
host of friends who wish him we'll in
his new enterprise.
The Neal Cure hardly needs an in
..,l,,;or IN tho nannIo IF Snnth Ia-
kota. Under it's former managers
hundreds of patients have been treat
ed with wonderful success in this
city, and a large number may be
found who will gladly testify to the
success Of the Neal treatment.
Mr.. Hahn who has been running
| the institute for the last year, made
a great success of it and stated to a
| representative of this paper yesterday
that the only reason for his leaving
| the work was that he had too many
| other interests to look after to give
the Neal Institute the attention it
deserved.
DIR. Spencer has a number OF plans
for improvement of the institute un-
der way which no doubt Will be of
great benefit to those taking the cure.
Sioux Falls Press.
DR.. Spencer is a gentleman of high
character and standing and has the
highest endorsements from ministers
and professional men. He is a veter-
=, ~ %l,o ,o;utl xra,. an1 q ctrrUnnn and
a physician for many years,
He came down to Canton Friday
and favored the LEADER with a call.
He is deeply interested in his great
work and no man can do a greater
work for suffering humanity than de-
stroying the curse of intemperance.
He has had some remarkable cases to
handle, some who fought against the
cure but were conquered over their
own stubborness and are now the
happiest men alive.
The Neal treatment will cure the
worst case of intemperance in three
days and no higher testimonial can be
given.
A confirmed drHnkard has no
chance in this day and age of pro-
gress, a sober man has. When whis-
ky has a man down and out he is a
curse to himself and family and
friends. The Neal cure will make a
man of him in three days. the great
est blessing Of the age. Those in
need of help should write to DR.. r.
T. Spencer, 62l South Summit Ave,
Sioux Falls.