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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
Too late for last week.
Riverside,

Dec. 7, l9ll.
The people in this vicinity are
through with corn husking.
Clifford Crawford helped Hedge
Johnson husk corn.
A large crowd attended services In
the Grand Valley church on Thanks.
giving.
Miss Camilla Austin visited with
Tilla and Lena Brynjulson.
Hannah Brynjulson came home
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents.
Hans Loe and family spent Thanks
giving with WILDER Shaft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sander Brynjulson
and family visited with Theodore
Nelson, Sunday.
Cora and Laura Hotter and Paul
and Ed. Fossum spent Sunday at San
der B%rynjulson's.
Young folks of Riv are having
good times while the ice is fit,
Richard Brynjulson spent Sunday
with Ole Nicholson.
The people of Riverside are getting
ready for The Holidays"
"RIvERSIDE DAISIES"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15

loudly encored and they very gracious
ly responded with second selections.
Miss Francis Vermilya is one of Lin
coin county's popular young teachers
and had as fine a program as any one
would wish to listen to. Ira Groena-
baum was "Knight of the Hammer
and the baskets went like hot cakes,
two baskets bringing over fifteen dol
lars. The proceeds netted about $40.
Alpha Hanson spent Saturday and
Sunday at the Vermilya home.
Mrs. Lee Brandt was at Sioux City
Saturday to see her sister Ruby Kiss
niger who had an operation at the
Samaritan hospital. Miss KissingeI
is improving as well as could be ex-
pected.
Arthur Thackery spent Sunday at
Fairview with friends and his father
and brother.
Mrs. G. j. Moen was a caller at the
Moen and Olive Kenison attended the
Trinity Ladies Aid at Mrs. Gust Dok'
ken's.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Goble went tc
Sioux City Monday morning where
Mrs. GOble Is receiving medical treat
ment.
Rev. Pitman was a caller at the
Kenison home Monday.
Ole and Emma Johnson spent Sun
day with Henry and Lizzie Swanson.
Adolf Larson was a caller at the
Knute Amunson home Sunday even
ing.
Ole Moen and family, Louie Ander-
son and family, Mr.. Manwaring and
ChaS. Groth were visitors at Mr.. and
Mrs. G. J.. Moen's Monday.
John Schoen came down from
Mitchell to attend the Riley Ofsmith
sale Tuesday.
Oscar and Maggie Fossum, Carl and
Julia Amunson, Clifford, Leo. and
Ona Crawford were callers at the
Kenison home Tuesday evening.
the Merry Widower.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
south Lynn.

SQaafsG NHM& fsF DCO. LIZ 1ClAs
MI. aud Mrs. j. w. Reamer of Sioux
Falls visited friends In South Lynn
last Thursday, returning home Satur-
day.
NJ. and Mrs. M. varide visited at
Ingvald Uliver's last Sunday.
Oscar Hunt, Julius and Nicholas
Hanson, and Henry Strand spent Fri
day and Saturday In Sioux Falls.
Ruth Renli spent Sunday afternoon
With her friend Pearl Thompson.
Hicks visited over Sunday
Mn - friend Emma Byrnes Of Can
Mn lhsrt Thompson and son
eilmso 6Fsd = ole Renli's last
= q 4. orbsrS 8 brand Valley.
Mn ri. g. Bergsrrom OF Canton
- = recent visitor at the Renli
homo.
ri. ana Mrs Carl Remme and
Elmer Hanson who we're living on q
claim Ia Harding county, have re-
earned, and We are glad to 9 them
tack agAin.
Nj Daugny Peterson Of Canton
ha1 been visiting her cousin Mrs. 4.
Oliver.
W viii so0n hear the sleighbells Of
Jolly Old Santa Claus,
Two Blue BEr1s.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
Grand Valley.

Dec. ii. 1911.
Threshing and shredding corn seem
to be the principle occupation at the
present time and 1t seems to be a very
good way to handle the corn crop for
you get the corn and a fine lot OF the
best kind Of rough feed.
Thee. Halla visited at M. O. Mick
elson's last Sunday.
Mrs. r. Reierson called on Mrs. J.
III. Ovre Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G. B. Strand "a . caller at B.
@. Torberson's last Thursday.
Harry Artz has an automobile SO be
on the watch girls, he may call around
most any time to take you U for .
spin.
]. e. Hotter who has been On the
sick list forssome time, is now able to
be about Z little which will be good
news TO his many friends.
Mrs. A. Syvertson called on Mrs. r.
Reierson Monday afternoon.
II. and Mn. III. n. Hanson attend.
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Lincoln.

Dec. IL, 1911.
Wedding bells we're ringing Wednes-
day. Francis Malcolm and Miss Selma
Millage were the happy individuals,
The best wishes of their friends fol-
low them.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nelson and daugh-
ter Martha spent Saturday and Sun
day at the Eren HUSKY home.
Silas Millage loaded his household
goods Monday and left for his new
home at Pukwana, and Mrs. MilIage
and children left on Saturday. we
| wish them success in their new home.
Adolph Nelson and Oscar Ronning
accompanied by their lady friends,
attended League at RomSdahl church
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Millage and
family %Sundayed at e. j. Rusten's.
A NJ of young folks Sundayed
at Il. Kittelson's.
Bartlett Tuntland and his sweet
school ma'am spent Wednesday even
ing with Misses Josie and Anna Wal
lOm.
Quite a number from this berg at
tended the dance at Oren Bukers last
week, and all report a splendid time.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. G.
T. Gubbrud last Wednesday and a
large crowd was present as Mrs. u
brud is a most royal entertainer.
Henry and Nels Nelson assisted
Mons Erickson in moving MONDAY.
Misses Helen and Jennie Erickson
spent Sunday with their friend Alma
Nelson.
Ellen Hanson spent Sunday with
her cousin Emma Narum and also at
tended League.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Enebo and fam
lily Sundayed at the home OF Bert
Ytterness.
Torkel Grooming and sister Ella
| visited their friend Magnild Gubbrud
Sunday.
Summer weather is the order of the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Millage spent
Sunday at John Weiber's.
Mr.. Emil Moen and Miss Adelia
Wyankie attended League at Roms-
dahl church Sunday.
Christmas bells will soon be ringing
instead of wedding bells. Are you all
preparedi How about the Lutte
fsk2"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15

home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John Weber
Sunday.
Ralph Millage is the owner of an
Elkhart car.
T. Millage and family visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber Sunday.
Anton Oren and family Sundayed
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Rust.
Mrs. M. Nelson called ON Mrs. V.
Nelson last Thursday.
Mrs. G. Hegstrum has enjoyed a
visit from her sister.
M. o. Enebo and family called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Y~tJerness sunday
Mrs. G.. r. Gubbrud entertained the
Ladies Aid Society Wednesday.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Millage
Wednesday at high noon, when their
daughter Selma Olena was united IN
marriage to Francis Roy Malcolm.
Only neal relatives and friends wit
messed this happy affair.
The presents are as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Millage, a COW: Monroe WI
Iiams and Eva Wenbourn, dish; Mr..
and Mrs. H.. Hanson, spoon; Mr.. and
Mrs. III. j. Meidell, butter knife; Mr..
and Mrs. M. r.. Enebo, silver knives
and forks; Mr.. and Mrs E.. }. Rusten
butcher knife, scissors, soup ladle ano
self ringing mop; Mr.. and Mrs. u. "A:
Hegstrum, silver sugar bowl; Mr.. and
Mrs. v. Miilage, bowl; Mrs John Mil
lage, bowl; Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r Millage
6 cups aud saucers; Allen Hegstrum;
plate; Joseph Millage, cup; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Millage, pitcher; Wallem
family 6 plates and lemon bowl; Mr.;
and Mrs. Satire, table cloth; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhea table cloth; Kittelson
Brothers, bed spread; Mr.. and Mrs.
Kittelson, Rug; Mr.. and MIS-. Nelson
TuntIand, SO 90; Mr.. and Mrs. ole
Tuntland, 81. 90; Mr.. and Mrs. $. S.
Millage, So, 90: and Mr.. and Mrs q. L.
|Gubbrud, $500.
We wish them great success ana
"a WEE WEE
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15

Bert and Bertha Sundvold visited re-
latives in Canton Friday and stayed
till Sunday.
Gilbert Rommereim has returned
from Brookings where he has been
engaged in capturing wild beasts.
Edwin Narum and sister were Can
ton visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sogn enter
tanned a number of their neighb ors
Sunday.
A Sock sociable and program will be
given in Sundy school house district
rs on the evening of Dec l6. Every
body invited.
Ovedia Peterson called at Narum's
Monday evening.
Henry Vik attended the dance at
Underland's Saturday evening.
Bert Stephenson and daughter Hilda
were Canton shoppers Tuesday.
Luther League in Lands church
Sunday evening.
B. A. Mann is kept very busy these
days. UNCLE SAM.
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Dayton,

Dec. IL, 1911.
Rev. an6 Mrs. Biggar were over.
night visitor at Melvin Cederstrom's
last week.
w. N. Leffert and son Milton took
dinner at Mr.. Browns n day last
week. Mr.. Leffert's Dayton neighbors
are glad to know he is greatly i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Bankson, a former Daytonite.
came out from Canton Saturday for
a few days visit with her parents,
Grandpa and Grandma Fee, and at
tended the party at Phelps Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Warren spent Sunday with
Mrs. Stewart.
Mae Moody OF Harrisburg was an
over Sunday visitor at Holyfeld's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.. Ellis enjoyed a
visit last week from Mr.. Ellis sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon
of Hygiene, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps and the girls
were Sioux Falls visitors Monday.
Lost-on the road between Harris
burg and Dayton Hall Saturday even
ing a horse n buggy and Lhree
young ladies'. Found later by a
searching party in an auto.
Mr.. Jensen's little girl has been
kept out of school for a few days on
account Of having the pinkeye.
Last Saturday was Mrs. Phelps
birthday and her neighbors gave her
an old fashioned surprise party to
nolohrat n tho nccaSiOn A large Grove
of old friends and neighbors gathered
at the Phelps home and enjoyed ar
evening Of music and social converse
tion and at the proper time the lunch
baskets were opened and a delicious
supper enjoyed. Mrs. Bainbridge, on
behalf OF the crowd, presented Mrs.
Phelps with a silver berry spoon. Inc
Phelps family are among the pioneers
OF Dayton township and are highly
esteemed by their friends and neigh
bOrS.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
CORRESPONDENCE
Grant township.

Dec. IL, 1911.
Melvin Sundvold and 0. Hustel
from Canton, we're out this way a
couple of days last week soliciting In
Surance.
o. A. Fodnes and family called at
Knudt Gedstad's Sunday.
A letter to K. O. Gedstad states
that Peter G Peterson is located iE
Saskatchew wan, Canada, and all well.
He reports fine sleighing and colo
enough for a good appetite.
Ole Lier aud family we're callers at
Il. Larson's Friday evening.
Bert Ostrander was In town the
other day getting repairs for his corn
shelter. Bert seems to be busy all the
time.
q. p. Nelson made a flying trip to
Sioux Falls Saturday evening.
We were surprised the other day to
meet our old neighbor, Will Cannon
from Colorado. Mr.. Cannon and
wife are here for a visit with friends
and relatives and were travelling
around with /. w. Seapy In his auto.
Mr.. Cannon looked well and was
happy as ever, and was enjoying his
az "a LIS ~ Wv WV
Us to get an interview.
Filing Johnson and Mrs. Engenes
were visiting at Ed Johnson's Sun
day.
Fred Fodnes and wife were Canton
shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. A. Fodnes, Mrs. Knudt Fod-
mes and Miss Thea Fndnes left by
train SATURDAY. for InWood to visit
over Sunday.
Ole Johnson and sisters Lena and
Sarah, we're callers at Ed Johnson's
Sunday.
Henry Gilbert and Elias Fodnes
took dinner at the Ed Johnson home
Sunday.
Martin Fodnes and Gilbert johnson
were callers at Il. Larson's Sunday
evening.
There is no frost In the ground at
present as the Gedstad boys have been
driving fence posts for several days.
Nothing the matter with sunny South
Dakota.
We are enjoying the joys Of eating
6ne fruit sent as by our old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harding from
California.
The roads are excellent for autos
and none are enjoying it better than
old Lincoln Center. He drives a fine
touring car.
The families OF John Huldal and
Thee. o. FodneS we're callers at
Henry skies Sunday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
Fairvtew.

Dec. II, l9ll.
Arthur and Elmer Lein visited
with Henry and Sven Amunson Sun
day.
Frank Fetters finished picking corr
for the Groth boys last week and re-
turned to his home at Elrod, S. D..
Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Wheatley and Miss
Violet Crawford ven up to Sioux
Falls last week and both had their
tonsils taken out as both have been
troubled with quinsy.
Ed Eliason of Gettysberg, S. D.,
came down Sunday to attend the
funeral of his mother who died last
Friday and was buried Monday. Mrs.
o. Eliason has been ia very poor
health for some time. Rev. Berg of
Inwood conducted the funeral ser
vices. Mrs. o. Eliason was laid to
rest in the Trinity cemetery. She
leaves a husband, two son and two
daughters to mourn the loss OF a low
ing wife and mother.
Rev. Berge preached In the Trinity
church Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Gust Dokken spent
Sunday with MI. and Mrs. G. j.
MOen.
Sylvia Paulson and Emily Vermilya
spent Sunday at their respective
homes. Both young ladies are at
tending school at Canton.
Oliver Gregerson and T. Thackery
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
at Canton.
That the basket social at the
Noonan school house last Friday even
ing was . grand success was proven
by the large crowd there and the way
everyone enjoyed themselves. A fine
program was rendered which was en-
joyed by everyone. Miss Alpha Han
son sang . beautiful solo and the
Misses Mamie and Blanche Wheatly
sang Z beautiful duet and Miss Han
son and the Misses Wheatley were
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
homeopathic.

Dec. IL, 1911.
Our Indian summer arrived at last
although il was kind of slow in COM
ing.
A very elaborate wedding was held
at the home OF Mr.. and RS Lewis
Millage last Wednesday, when their
daughter, Selma Olena, was united IN
marriage to Francis Roy Malcom, ana
Rev. Jamison of Beresford otficiated.
A large number Of friends and reia-
tives were present to witness The
event, and after the ceremony all par
took of a sumptuouS wedding dinner
Many beautiful presents were received.
Miss MiIlage Is a bright, young
lady and we'll known in this county
where she has grown to maturity.
The groom is an accomplished young
man from Missouri and is a man or
fine character. The happy couple will
leave for Pukwana next spring where
they intend to make their future
home, and their many friends In this
| vicinity wish them health, wealth
and happiness in their journey thro-
ugh life.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Nelson visited at
K. HuSbyS Saturday and Sunday,
Magnhild Gubbrud assisted Mrs.
Ed. Sathre with her household duties
last Saturday.
The ladies' Aid met with Mrs, G. II.
Gubbrud last Wednesday and quite a
large crowd was present.
Tcrkel drumming spent Sunday
| afternoon at G. G~ubbrud's,
Mr.. and Mrs. John drumming visited
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Tuntland last
Sunday.
Mrs. M. Nelson and daughter Alma
visited with Mrs. V. Nelson last
Thursday afternoon.
PAUL THE PEDDLER.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
WOrthing

Dec. Ii, 1911.
Fred Gerber Jr., who is holding
down a claim near Lantry, S. D., re-
ports that they have had considerable
snow up there.
A dramatic club will soon be or
ganized and the first production of
their efforts will be presented the fore
part of January.
The dance held at the opera house
Monday evening was well attended.
Thos. Brady was at Canton the first
of the week on business.
Mrs. Ed Norton and daughter Katie
we're at Canton Monday.
James Bennett, Mat Johnson and
Ernest Madden were at Rock Valley
Monday. Mr.. Bennett traded his
Regal car for a stock of merchandise
and the latter named gentleman as
sisted In selecting and invoicing the
goods.
The church Bazaar was well patron
lied. 800 was the net proceeds.
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South Lynn

D0C. IL, 1Sll
Mr.. Henry Rholph and wife have
gone to Andrews, Iowa, to visit re-
latives. From there will 60 to sunny
Kansas to spend the holiday seaso at
the home of Mrs. Rholph's parents.
They expect to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. E. G. Fellows and son Clayton
of Lodi, Wisconsin,, were past week
visitors at the F. @. Wiggin home.
They departed Friday for Harrisburg
to visit the Lodi colony at that place
| and later will visit L. A. Sanderson
and family at East Sioux Falls before
returning to their home.
Erick Selom's new house is looming
up In fine style and will be ready fol
occupancy soon If this fine weather
lasts.
Mrs. Edwin Hill and daughter, Mary
and Esther, will leave for sunny Kan
sas In the near future to be present at
the parental Xmas dinner. Mr.. Hill
will enjoy bachelors solitude in their
absence.
f. P. Norton and family were Sun
day visitors in Worthing.
We wish to extend to Capt. Enebo
of the Militia Company our thanks
for the entertainment afforded US at
the New theatre when the Blue and
the Gray was given. The lecture was
very much enjoyed by everyone and
especially the Post and Corps.
Mrs. VIM. Kraanbrink and Mrs.
Mattison were Monday visitors at the
f. p. Norton home.
We had the pleasure OF meeting
Judge Bartine of Lyman county while
we were in Canton Sunday. The
Judge was one Of the early pioneers Of
Oacoma when we were homesteading
on Medicine creek and is a progressive
sticker and one who has made good in
his profession. He vas enroute to
Sioux Falls to attend a term of court
and stopped off between trains.
L.. e. Foster and wife expect to
start In a day or two for Illinois to
eat Christmas dinner with the home
folks, BACK CHAPTER.
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ed the wedding at l.. Villages last
Wednesday when Miss Selma Millage
and Francis Malcom were united Tor
life.
MIR. Halvorson is doing some repair
ing on Mr.. J. A. Wallquist's sewerage
system.
Harold Haaness called at Alert Hell
| wigs last Sunday.
The school children are having
great sport these fine days, the teach
er Mr.. Halla, having provided them
with a new foot ball.
Peter Benson returned to help q.
Torberson during the winter.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
Noe.
Dec. IL, 1911.
Moe is the busiest spot on earth.

Moe is the busiest spot on earth.
The choir met for rehearsal at Her.
man Johnson's home Sunday after.
noon. After the first stage Of the
practice, the boys we're invited to the
dining room where in the center OF
the table, was seen a large birthday
cake with twenty-five lighted candles
forming a ring of yellow flame around
it. A delightful repast was served
after which the young men concluded
their practice. All went home wish
ing Herman God speed on the round
of his t~wenty-sjxth year.
The trustees of Lands congregation
have ALMOST completed the work OF
putting in the new corner posts for
the grave lots in the cemetery here.
A large force of men have been at
work there for several weeks past.
Rev. Nummedal returned Monday
from the meeting he attended in CEN
trail Iowa.
Miss Reierson, the dress maker who
has been sewing at the parsonage for
several weeks past, is now at A. O.
QUEENS.
Miss Gerda Larson who has been
working for A. P. Gubhrud has re
turned to BereSford.
Many young people of Moe attended
Luther League in the ROmSdal church
Sunday night. The program is re-
ported as excellent.
X DAZZLE went to Sioux City on a
business trip Sunday afternoon.
Cap. Hall has lost his sheep and
don't know where to find it. We
hope that it will come home again
Vaughn it's tail behind it.
Corn threshing is very popular
around here these days.
Ador. Kylling is digging a well-a
deep n too.
The Coyote literary society will give
a basket social in the Rise school
house, the Friday evening between
Xmas and New Years. Three prizes
are offered for the best baskets. The
program will be the best yet, consist
ing of musical numbers and a play
from Shakespeare. Plan to attend.
Jens Wilson went to Sioux Falls
Monday on important business.
Theo. Gubbrud is patching it..again,
so is Hans Rognlien. These young
men should apply to a matrimonial
for a cook.
Ole Engebritson was seen trailing a
Sheelbarrow behind his buggy Mon
evening. The noise frightened
,he horse but the faster the horse
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
Norway.

Dec. Is, 1911.
George Siverson and son Sivert from
Brookings are visiting In this vicinity.
The Little Helpers" will meet at
Mrs. A. A. Rommereim's Saturday
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15

Mrs. Verna Jones Thompson in
forms her relatives here that they are
now comfortably settled in their new
home in Minnesota.
Linda johnson is the recipient of a
new SCHNEIDER & Mueller piano, a
gift from her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wiggin were
callers at the Frank WOodley home
Thursday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
Lincoln Township.

Dec. u, 1911
s N. and Mn. &. Millage and daugh-
~ Nancy Visited with Rusten's Sum
1uosen finished his sand hauling
.Millage and family left
- 4 ErA Noloon and daughter
$gG M c6iidrsn called
MIll9Co Monday.
$3.50 = eladdsn ~
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15

A dear lovable female of 80 will
graduate when she is 81, from the
University OF Ohio. Her home is In
Racline, Wis, where she will be a
sweet girl graduate?
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15

Paris physicians have discovered a
new disease called dog mouth
which women contract from kissing
dogs. The Lord save US from a "dog
mouth"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15

State Superintendent Lawrence is
putting new life into the entire edn'
cational system of the state.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15
the CANTON LEADER
For President in 1912,
Shall the people or the money
power rule?

Washington politicians think Col
Roosevelt will be the next president
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15

went the more noise the wheelbarrow
made but Ole reached home without
serious accident.
g.. A. MANN.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-15

Dec. IL, 1911.
Our Indian summer arrived at last
although it was kind OF slow IN COM
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The PresbyleIi-" ladies' Aid So
e!-i.' met Monday evening. Aug. T. al
the home Of Mrs. r. II. Craig with
good attendance
Clarence Holt spent Sunday with
his family at Skiatook.
John Harlow and wife returned
nom visit to Hominy, Okla.
]. Z. lannon's new dwelling on A
and Fourth street, is almost complet-
3D. the Harmon family will occupy II
when finished
\. W. Lucas is expected home from
New York this week.
Mr.. Schuyler and daughter Miss
Schylur, have moved into their new
home on First street.
Messrs Mcdowell and Bouton last
week bought the lease OF Mr. Nichols
across Bird Greek and Mr. Mcdowell
and family have moved.
Mr. Nichols lef, Monday taking the
overland route.
MI Nichols lett Monday for Colo
RADIO taking the overland route,
Work on pr OBr.en's cement block
house is progresslUg nicely
George Schylur returned 60 Wich.-
"a, kans. after pleasant Visit with
his father ana sister ~ SA.ataok.
Sk.atook Is 90 the strip o., a hot
wave. and no rain lately
Mr. Ferguson and VIE, loi, recent
ly for PtlsHgrs, Hans.
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SI'I2IIIlY.

Special 90 fh World
Sperry Okla. Aug. I2.-Sperryites
are stlN enjoying nice warm weather.
John Robinson Is recuperating a,
Claremor.
Mrs q T. Heck returned llst Thurs
day from a visit in ohio.
". T.. II. Ewood is still back East
c. A. Rohot was up near Sklatook
last Thursday He says that the roads
are So had that an empty wagon
makes q team about all they can pull
IL looks now as though the late corn
would NOT he such a success after all
as a good many farmers say that the
worms are eating the heart out Of the
young stalks
The Producers oil CO. are building
large barn ON the Panther farm
Mrs. Varra Dadeon was visiting
with relatives ~ Sperrv a few days
last week Ir set.r Miss Margaret
Towe returned with her for a short
stay.
ora Ross leaves this week for a visit
I'm West Virginia.
ia Temp'e'on, who has charge OF
the GYPSY on Co.'S lease in the abb
spnce ot VI McGarvey. has abou, all
he can DO 10 look after the lease this
hot weather