Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-03-15
Absolutely Pure


Fair.
Dan BragStad was a Sioux Falls
} visitor Sunday.
Cash paid for eggs by HeckmaSter
q Reynolds at the Canton Creamery.
Mrs. Wilbur Kundert of Leeville is
visiting at the Kundert home this
week.
Wanted man. team and wagon for
Cream route. Farmers Produce Co..
39tf.
Tom Rood has gone into business
with his SOL Myron, and they will
have one of the finest garages in the
county.
Keep your eyes open for our cream
wagon it will be around soon and the
price will be there also. Farmers
Produce Co. 39tf.
Mr.. Shedd had a very successful
operation at Sioux Falls last week,
for cancer in the cheek, and feels con-
tidentof a permanent cure.
Mr.. Ferguson is still of the opinion
that his Palace Livery barn vas set
on fire and his belief is supported by
strong circumstantial evidence.
J. G. Hass who lives on the Will
Abbott farm, has a estray notice in
this issue of the LEADER. Two red
heiferS are at the Hass place waiting
an owner.
Cream. Cream. Cream. Eggs, Eggs.
Eggs is what we want and we are
right there with The highest Cash
Price. Try us and see. Farmers
Produce Co. 39tf.
Major p. II. Austin and Col. johnson
Of Sioux county, were among those
who joined in congratulating Adolph
Gubbrud at the Rudolph Tuesday,
over his wedding, and Adolph told a
nice 4th of July story on Col. Johnson.
g. M. France, the big handsome
Worthing druggist, was in own last
week and favored the LEADER with a
visit and a renewal subscription.
Mr.. France has a fine business and is
highly appreciated by all who know
him.
Ole lngebretson of Norway was a
LEADER visitor last Saturday bring
ing with him Olaf Sullestad's annual
dues for the LEADER. He was accom-
panied by Robert Doe, n of the
brothers renting O. A. Helvig's half
section farm in Highland.
The Lincoln County fair is a com
binatlon of mirbh, music, dancing fun
and drama. Over two hundred men,
women, boys and girls will take part
in this most wonderful creation.
Nothing like this has ever been seen
in the state. Don't miss it-this is a
million dollar play. Friday and
Saturday of this week.
The Junior Philathea class OF the
M. E. Sunday school met at the home
of Mrs. H. Nicholson last Saturday
evening for a Juvenile Party. "A very
pleasant evening was spent in playing
games, after which light refreshments
were served aud all returned to their
homes feeling that they had had a
very enjoyable time. Reporter.
Hon. G. T.. DotSon, proprietor Of
the Sioux Falls Press, was a Wednes-
day dinner guest Of Thomas Thorson
at the Rudolph, Mr.. Dotson was on
his way to Springfield to deliver an
address on the advantages and bene-
| fits OF the Commission form of govern
ment. He met many friends in Can
ton and favored the LEADER Office
with a visit.
William Mason, former Cantonite,
was in town last Friday on business.
William and his brother Joe, have a
fine paying grocery business in Sioux
Falls and are going to add another
line of business to their trade. Mr..
Mason saw the advantages of the
east side, if the Packing plants mate
rallied and has faith they would in
duced him to buy fine business pro-
perty cheap. His real estate alone is
worth $4,000 more today than when
he bought last fall. Mr.. Mason still
owns a nice home in this citv m West,