Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16

me your bill to figure before buying
elsewhere. Ed. G. Warner, South
Main St. soft.
Charles Kundert was a Sioux Falls
visitor Sunday.
Grove Clark was a Worthing visitor
last Sunday night.
Mrs. Charles Kundert and daughter
Opal spent Sunday in Harrisburg.
Ed. Bergstrom, of Sioux Falls was a
Canton visitor with home folks Sun
day.
Christ Gilbertson, Of Sioux Falls
spent Sunday with his parents of this
city.
Simon Ulrikson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stein were Sioux Falls visitors
Sunday.
Charley Kundert Jr., Of Harrisburg
was a Canton visitor on business last
Saturday.
M. Skartvedt, Geo. Hokenstad and
Harold Gfaneng were Sioux Falls
VlSlCOrS sunday
Is Canton to have a race meet this
year? Our neighboring towns seem
to be expecting it.
Miss Marjorie Clark visited in Can
ton last Saturday, returning To Sioux
Falls in the evening.
Don't forget the high school de-
clamation contest at the Lyric Fri
day night April 10th.
The Canton Telephone ONCE is re-
ceiving a new line of decorating, such
as wall papering and Uniting.
Emil Larson, of Sioux Falls was a
Canton visitor last Saturday and pur-
chased 40 acres OF school land.
DR.. Sackett is back from Sioux City
where he recently underwent IN oper-
tion at the st. Joseph hospital.
Lester Everbhart, Grove Clark and
Clifford Opperud we're among the
Cantonites in Sioux Falls Sunday.
Jones and McCurdy have booked
the famous "MilliOn Dollar DOll'
musical comedy for some time in May.
A. G. Milllman and daughter Cor
rine spent Sunday with Mr.. Milliman's
son Harry and family In Sioux Falls.
Two autos collided at the fifth street
bridge Sunday night, that a team
standing on the bridge might not be
hit.
DR.. and Mrs. Fields, of Sioux Falls
were week, end guests at the Thomas
Thorson home the latter part of last
week.
Will Bradshaw, of Worthing, Grove
Clark and Clifford Opperud of Canton
were Sioux City passengers Tuesday
morning.
Oscar Helgerson passed through
Canton Saturday night on his way to
Miles City, Montana. Oscar is an old
Canton boy.
D. F. Dexter has purchased a e
and up-to,date soda fountain to beau
tify his already modern and ur-to-
date drug store.
K. E. Jacobson came down from
Sioux Falls where he acted on the
jury of the U. S. Circuit Court in &C
tion last week.
Mrs. Thomas Eascott and baby
came owe from Mitchell last Friday
and visited over Sunday with Canton
friends and relatives.
Henry Cooper returned from Fergus
Falls, Minnesota, last Friday accom-
panied by his daughter Gladys who
had been visiting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schurch, of
Spirit Lake, Idaho, were guests of
Mrs. Schurch's brother, G. A. Berry
and family owe Sunday.
Ernest Madden, Clerk OF Courts, is
sued a marriage license to Martin w.
Walter and sMarie Sherman both of
this county, last Tuesday.
Refrain from laughter, kind read
ers. DR.. Tuttle has Informed us that
his windows are washed, and his office
put in sanitary cond ition.
The sale of the school lands remain
ing in Lincoln county did not meet
expectations, as only three OF the five
forty acre tracts offered for sale were
purchased. The sale was conducted
by Auctioneer Hanson of Bridgewater
under the direction or Commissioner
Of School and Public Lands Hepperle,
of Pierre. The tracts not disposed Of
will be rented by County Auditor Lo-
men.
Last Saturday morning, Coroner
W. J. Byrnes was called TO the old
Linderman farm south of Canton to
investigate the Death of one Paul
Haarberg who was found dead in a
buggy. 1t seems that Haarberg and a
companion by the name Of jack
Shancley hap INDUCED in all alchol
bath, taken internally and sometime
during the night they had driven in
to The Linderman farm yard in hopes
of finding some place TO sleep Shane
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