Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
Have you provided for your best

Becker's Cigar Store.
Our North Dakota friends have
been snow bound for over a month.
Mrs. Grant Lines and children have
gone to Sioux Falls for the winter.
Ask for an FL Royal when you
want a smoke that will satisfy you,
All the store windows are decorat.
ed and some of them very handsome.
ly.
Alb Tucker lost a watch chain and
X. p. charm Tuesday. Finder please
return.
Mrs. Stephen Patterson of Hudson
visited at the Congregational Parson-
age over Sunday.
Baldwin and Hamilton Pianos for
sale by Syverud & Moe, The Old
Reliable jewelers..
Canton Sunday Schools and church
societies are preparing for special en-
tertainment on Christmas eve.
The Baptist church Sunday School
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ular program Monday evening.
Olaf Renli, wife and baby, were
among the big crowd that began their
christmas shopping last Saturday.
The New Bakery has the SWEETEST
line of Christmas boxes in town. You
should look them over before you buy.
Two gloves were found in Armory
hall Tuesday night. One white and
the other black. Owners a find
them at Leader office.
Charlie Heskett was up from Sioux
City last Saturday and delivered a
large bunch of sheep at G. Skartvedt's
Walnut Grove farm.
Miss Florence Rudolph will arrive
Saturday for a holiday visit from
Madison, Wisconsin, where she is a
student in the state university.
DIR. Jennings is home again pre-
pared to attend to your dental work.
Mrs. Teterud found a shawl Sunday
morning in the road near the east
side school house, which may be had
by the owner calling upon Mrs. Tete-
rud.
Miss Hannah Nordtvedt will be
home from Madison, Minnesota, for
the holidays and we expect she will
find a glad welcome from many of
her former high school pupils.
Miss Judith Anderson returned
home Monday evening for a brief va
cation. She is the pianist with a
large and. popular concert company
and has won a brilliant success dur
ing the summer tour.
Nothing nicer than a box con-
tanning 25 of those fragrant Ell Royals
for holiday trade.
Superintendent Tuve of the Luth-
eran Church Sabbath School has ar
ranged for an elaborate program by
the children on Christmas eve, in full
view of a Christmas tree loaded with
goodies for the young and presents
for all. Music will constitute an i'm
portant feature of the program.
-Heckmaster & Reynolds are now
prepared to handle ducks and geese.
If you have any to sell see them
They pay highest market price in
cash. POS West 9Th Street, Canton,
S. ID. 25-2.
A large number of young ladies met
at the home of Miss Sadie Arnold
last Friday night and INDUCED in the
pleasant pastime of "showering' for
d bride elect, and the shower includ-
ed all the good things usually needed
by a housekeeper, and the recipient
of this generous downpour was Miss
Dorothy Elton.
You'll be sorry if you buy your
Christmas boxes anywhere except at
The New Bakery. They are 'just
the thing"
Instead Of the regular preaching
service at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday night, the Congregation
al choir will render a program of
Nmas music, consisting of carols,
anthems, solos, and p%art-songs suit
able to the season. The church will
be decorated for the occasion, and all
are cordially invited to be present
and enjoy a pleasant hour.
The boys and girls of the Congrega-
tional Sunday School are hard at
work practicing on a cantata entitled
ssThe Yule Tide Story" 1t consists
of songs, drills, r%ecitations by Brown
les, Fairies, Sprites, Jack Frost and
Santa Claus. OF course a good sized
Xmas tree will be unloaded, but a
number of new features are promised
in the program which will be given
on Xmas Eve, Monday night.
To every lady of the household
we give a Lightning Knife Sharpener
free. John Anderson s. Son.
John w. Bremen sent some fifteen
of corn to the Mitchell ex-
hibit, and we believe Joseph Millett
and A. J. Wimple also sent a number
Of ten ear samples. The Leader VEN
lures the prediction that Lincoln
will have the finest exhibit at
the state corn growers meeting. Mr..
Bremen went to Mitchell Wednesday
where he is on the program for an ad-
dress. Mr.. Millett went up Monday.
--l5O gold filed watches from SIS to
$50 for your selection at Syyerud &