Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-03-08
No one has reported the first robin.

d. G. Hull was a business caller at
Sioux Falls Tuesday,
Andrew TObiasen is able to be
about after his seige Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. }, Cleveland left
for a short trip down in Iowa.
Miss Imilda Larson, a teacher near
Lennox, spent Sunday at home.
The highest prices paid for eggs,
In cash 1t the Canton Creamery. 3stf
Cash paid for eggs by Heckmaster
& Reynolds at the Canton Creamery.
Eggs brings the highest prices at
Heckmaster 8 Reynolds. 3stf.
See Heckmaster & Reynolds before
you buy a Silo. They'll save you
money. sstf.
Mrs. Robert Boot is suffering from
a very bad cold and is confined to her
bed.
j.. A. Pond was up from Fairview to
take in the Third Degree" Monday
night.
Mrs. Helen Gardner left for Rould-
er, Colorado, Thursday where she viii
visit a while.
Victor A. WallquiSt one OF the zen
Ial Grand Valley boomers, was a re-
newal subscriber Wednesday,.
Ladies Aid Society Of Moe will give
a pie Social at the home of Oscar Hall
on Saturday March %, at 1880.
Remember HeckmaSter & Reynolds
pays cash for eggs when you bring
your eggs to the Canton Creamery.
3Stf.
Mrs. Sander Brynjulson left Mon
day for Rochester, Minnesota where
she will be operated up on for throat
trouble.
The Canton Orchestra O furnish
eS the music for the big attractions
at the Lyric and their selections are
fine.
The ladies aid society of the Con-
gregational church will serve supper
in the basement of the church on
Wednesday evening March ID.
d. II. Boot left Thursday for Sioux
City where he will attend the North
Western Iowa Teachers Association,
Friday and Saturday.
d. f. Dexter has in ven ted a wind
jaming" affair by which you may test
your lung power. 1t has proven quite
a success so far.
Any farmer who neglects to thoro-
ughly test his seed corn this spring
is liable to regret it when o late. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
The program and basket-SOcial Civ
en- by Miss Larson and pupils near
Lennox was we'll attended, and the
proceeds of the baskets amounted to
$40. %.
Henry Hvattum has purchased the
handsome and slightly Almer Helger-
son home adjoining the Thomas Thor
son home grounds on the east. The
LEADER extends hearty welcome to
MI. Hvattum.
The 'Third Degree that played at
the Lyric Monday evening was surely
a great attraction, and Mr.. Campbell
is to be congratulated for securing
such high class plays.
1t is reported that Savior ToSsini
and family are on their way home
from sunny Italy. South Dakota
seems to be good enough, for Savior
after all.
Thos. II. Sletten and son The odore,
| of near Sioux Falls came down Friday
On business and also called on his
brother |. r. Sletten, returning on
the evening train.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society
will give a Is cent Missionary Tea at
the home of Mrs. j. V. Conklin, Fri
day afternoon, March Sth. The young
ladies of the church will give a pro-
gram.
Oscar, Elmer and Clarence Benson
from Parker, visited over Sunday at
the home of their uncle !. T. Sletten
and departed Monday for Worthing
to visit their cousins John and Sam
Sletten who live lei there.
A card from Martin Odegaard in
California says he will soon be on his
way to Alaska. Martin has tried win.
ter in California and now he will seek
a colder cline in the summer.
Ed. Hvattum sold to the Farmers
Elevator Co., this week, a very fine
lots of hogs which Melted him in
round figures, $4,000. Ed is n OF
Lincoln county's prog ressive farmers
and his ability to be at the top Of the
market shows his good Judgement.
DIR. Hummer, Superintendent Of
the Indian Asylum, returned last
week from his trip to Oregon, where
he took one of his patients, Chief PEG
TO the Umatilla Agency. The rela
tives of the old chief wanted him and
as he had recovered from his demen'
tia, the government granted the re-
quest of his relatives.
Charles kundert put a drunken
man of his restau ran Sunday
night for disturbing his patrons with
his antics, and after Charley hac