Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-17
Grand Valley.

Everybody Is busy planting corn
and its cold enough for q fur coat Q.
any ordinary over-coat.
Ole Nicholson made his usual cal
Sunday eve ming.
MI. and Mrs. Hans Ovre have beer
entertaining carpenters for the last
weeks, the consequences is, a nice
new dwelling house.
Mrs. L. E. McMannis and daughter
Geneva visited from Thursday unit
Monday at B. 0. Torberson.
Mr.. Herman Lee, was seen in these
parts Sunday afternoon, Herman used
the auto this time instead Of the
buggy as he wished to make room fol
the ~ChaperOne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wallquist and
family and Mrs. G. B. Strand Sunday
ed at the j. Waliquist home.
There was a slight frost Saturday
mig ht.
There will be services and Com
munion next Thursday at the Grand
Valley church at $3.50.
Quite a number of the little folks
attended a birthday party at Pete
Lukken's last Sunday afternoon in
honor of Miss Alma's 18th birthday.
Mrs. Ole Steensland and Mrs. Geo.
Olson visited at Gilbert Voyens last
Sunday.
Discovered, a blind pig, full blood
ed duroc. Owner please call and pay
storage, and remove same, now lOcat-
ed In Range 40. Township 81 Section
80.
Misses Bertha Reierson and Carrie
Brynjulson are now enjoying life at
Orosi, CAL, The girls expect to spend
the summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kleppe visited at
John EricksOns the first OF the week.
Mr.. Christ Torberson wa a plea
SAINT visitor at the Manning home
Sunday evening.
Miss Carrie Hanson Is staying at A.
Syverts0n,s this week, assisting the
girls with their dreSSmakfng. N 4
Mr.. Harold Haanes Is helping G. B.
Strand with his farm work for q while
as Mr.. Strand Is busy hauling and
material for his handsome
new residence. y
Miss Ina Reierson issewing for Mrs,
Geo. Ulr ickson this week. ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Alert Helvig OF High
land, we're calling on relatives IN
these parts Sunday.
We regret to hear, Mrs. J. NJ. Iver-
son Is at the McKennan Hospital At
Sioux Falls and underwent = serious
operation last Thursday. She Is gett-
ing along nicely 1t this writing. which
her many friends are glad to hear.
Only three more weeks Of school
and the youngsters are al getting
ready for the final examinations, One
sad, fOrlorn, b;ue-eyed dapasel was
singing on the back porch Sum
day evening "Have you seen my low
Ing Henry "Have you zen that
darling man, He was to have come
but he comes not. y,
Mr.. Andrew SyveTtsou took the
youngsters to Noe Tuesday Ia his
new Ford car. Mr.. Syyertson says any
one o wishing 70 20 faster then -
miles IN hOnr can ride With him and
those that do may 90 With Dan Brag-
stad. es {,eslssalsg s
Alfred Hanson visited With Jacob
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Lincoln.
May. "A, 1912.
Manure ID smiling with = new coat
OF green. sge9 as lNse ~
Mis- Clara lnde commenced 3 term
of six weeks parochiAl school In Dist:
No. I. last Monday.
a very largs crowd assembled for
the Ladies' Aid at Miss Thea Haugen
last Wednesday.
EFland Rusten u busy ch0pping
down shrubs and trees on his other
farm.
"A number from this burg attended
services "a Romsdal Last Sunday SVEN
Ing.
The farmers 10 this vicinity. are
busy planting corn this wesk.
Emil and Mabel Nosn visited ct
the home OF NJ. and Mrs. II. Nelson
last Sunday afternoon.
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