Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-17

DR.. Turner went down to Omaha
for a visit with his brother.
House for sale or rent. Apply to
L. f. Tillotson at the court house.
Mrs. Stowell and daughters, Leta
and Mildred, and Miss Neva Bacon
have gone out to Armour for a visit.
Miss Alice Ingham has gone to
Murdo, where she will remain with
her father for some time.
For honest work and reasonable
prices in watch repairing call on J. S.
KRISTEN, Mold & Benedict's Music
Store.
The Misses Avis and May Brown
returned home the latter part of last
week. They have been visiting
friends at Sioux Falls and Salem.
Joseph Anderson arrived home Sat
urday night from Lake Okoboji
where he spent a most delightful
time the past week.
Mrs. A. A. Arnold left Sunday for
Minneapolis and from there she will
go to other Minnesota points to visit
old time friends and relatives for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Blanch Grace is taking a rest
from her duties In the central office.
She is spending her vacation with her
parents at Sanborn. Miss Sadie Ar
mold is taking her place during her
absence.
Willard Kennedy came down from
Mitchell Saturday, where he attend
ed summer school and there visited
with friends. He was accompanied
by Miss Marine Shepherd, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Shepherd, who is a
guest of Mrs. Kennedy.
Save money by learning shorthand
at home; you obtain a thorough train
ing to accomplish practical work.
Rates within reach OF poor. Take
ad Vantage OF reduced summer rates.
Gregg Shorthand Correspondence
School, 4Ol Evanston building, Mimi
eapolis, MINI. 7-2w.
Mrs. CAPITA in Dunlap gave a party
Friday night in honor OF her niece,
Miss Marjorie Riser, a very sweet
young lady, who is visiting at the
Dunlap home in company with her
mother, who is a sister of Captain
Dunlap, Mrs. Riser Is a resident of
kankakee. Illinois. and her husband
owns a large amount of land in this
state.
John Johnson Of Eden township,
had a lively experience with a cloud
burst last week. He said that the
bottom fell out and the water came
down filling his pasture with a food,
washing grain stacks, hay and sixty
head Of cattle before it in a mass.
He recovered ~ffty-seven head after
the food had spread and spent it's
force. He told Mr.. Isakson that he
had never seen anything like it.
Prof. Thomas of Chicago, proves
that the Adam and Eve theory is
That woman was first Great
ed and then man was created from
woman, and that woman ruled the
world as we'll as her husband for
countless ages. The work forced
upon man developed him physically
and mentally and he in time became
ruler. Prof. Thomas thinks woman
will regain her lost position. We
hope SO.
Bent Olson n of the big farmers
Dayton township, was in town
Saturday. He reports Mr. Loberg In
very serious condition from cancer
and is not likely to live more than a
lew weeks. 1t is a very distressing
Ease. There is a large family of small
children, and the father has been
sick a long time. He is a renter and
has no means because of his sickness,
out neighbors have rend cred all the
possible.
Peter Skartvedt arrived home Sun
lay from his trip to Norway as a
member OF the St. Olaf band. Peter
said he had the time Of his life, and
MS letters published in the Leader
indicate as much. But with
Ill the glory and beauty and grandeur
II the ocean and ancient Norway,
Nothing seemed SC charming as a
light Of Canton and home. A num-
Ter Of the student members of the
and remained in Norway and will
,ome back at their leisure.