Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-28
CORRESPONDENCE
WOrthing.

WOrthing.
July rs.
J.. p. Eliason and family drove down
to Hudson, Sunday for a visit with
friends. They returned home in the
evening.
Frank Woodley will oon begin the
erection of a new livery and iced
stable. A much needed business IN
Worthing.
=. e. ingalls, was at Sioux Falls
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mabel Croat departed Satur-
day afternoon for Waterloo, Iowa,
where she has secured employment.
Ivan Hammer our genial station
agent is again on duty after a con-
situation with the Mayos at Rochester
who decided that he wait further de-
velopments before submitting to an
operation for appendicitis.
Harvesting is well along in this
section and things are considerable
better than appeared. VIM. Hunter
on the Roman Gerber farm threShed
oats last Friday and the yield was la
bushels to the acre, so Mr.. Hunter in
formed us.
w. e. Greene, Deputy Grand
Master OF the L. o. O. r. was at
| Lennox Monday evening in connection
with his duties and the lodge at that
place.
The G. M. & st. P. have put into
effect an increased rate on grain.
The increase Is II cents per hundred
bounds. All that appropriation used
a. ooonrfai n5nn tho nhuCin0I VaIl1Qftnn
OF the railroads in this state doesn't
seem to do us any good in proving
whether a rate tariff Is just or an
reasonable. $50 mote it be-"
Paul Kaffar arrived from his Meade
county claim with his horses and
after a visit with his folks will again
return to his home across the big
muddy.
Chas. Ceilings, another homestead
er, and family drove in by auto Mon
day. He reports the country where
he is located as being very dry.
Marshal o. S. Jones has the "loyey
dovies'' and "Cholly dears'' guessing
when he turns that 100 candle power
flash light on 'em. Well, a public
building Is no hospital for the love
sick, and IL ''Tootsie" has a "Cholly
boy, ten to one Pa and Ma will prefer
such stunts take place on their front
porch rather than on the steps OF the
school building or the church.
John Grangaard was at the races at
Canton Tuesday OF last week and we
Judge John was as much interested In
the "human race" as the one In which
the old gray mare won second
money.
+. M. Slagle is building a very sub
stantial coal shed on the right OF way
OF the Milwaukee. Chas. Ring of
Lennox is doing the cement work.
The School Board has deemed 1t
necessary, for the protection of h
public property, to forbid any person
or persons smoking or loafng on any
OF the grounds OF within any OF The
buildings thereon owned by said
District No. SO. II any person or
ditiOns they are liable to be arrested
and punished as prescribed by the
law OF trespass.
Miss Eva Rooney was an over Sum
day guest Of Miss Carrie Clark.
Victor Iverson, who had his leg in
iured by a skyrOcket OF the 4th, Is
getting along nicely.
Richard Reamer is assisting Emmet
Moore with his harvest. Dick is
just as happy and jolly as ever. He
will live 100 years.
Very amusing indeed, though hardly
worth attention, when a few speci-
mems Of humanity who find that wide
open gambling and ~tenderloin
language on the streets In the pres
ence OF ladies and children will not be
tolerated by the marshal that they
will threaten to knock the "block'
of the marshal. IA word unto the
wise Is sufficient II there are any
blocks to be knocked of there are
dozens OF good men in Worthing who
will stand by an officer when he Is
wedding out crooks and doing all he
can to stop illegal and immoral
practices.
Judge M. M. Crowley Of Lennox
was shaking hands with old friends
In Worthing Wednesday.