Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

Leader oaice.
Base ball, Canton VS.. Inwood at the
fair grounds Saturday, April IS.
Miss Mable Minor went out to Len
nox Monday to visit friends for a few
days.
Mrs. Gilligan returned Tuesday
from kennebec, where she has been
looking after her claim.
Mrs. j. Zehnder and children went
to Garden City, South Dakota where
Mr.. Zehnder has a farm.
Luther Syverud went over to In
wood Monday to assist e. G. Johnson
in the drug store for a few days.
Archie Pelton went up to Sioux
Falls Tuesday to visit his sisters Mrs.
Leavitt and Miss Dorothy Pelton.
Oehmen & Ovre have some hand
some settees in their barber shop
which were made by Satrum Bros.
Miss Corrine Milliman returned to
her home at Sioux Falls Monday after
a few days visit with her old school
mates.
If you intend doing some paint
ing don't forget that |. M. Helmey
& Co., carry the most extensive line
in the city and their prices are right.
County Auditor Kundert and wife
drove down to Pleasant township
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
| Miss Johnson.
Mrs. Quinn of Wisconsin left for
| Marshalltown, Iowa, Monday, after
spending about three months the
guest of her cousin. Mrs. Martin Alb
bOtt.
Norman Lewis returned Tuesday to
Sherman after a few weeks in the
Lewis & Son Drug Store during the
serious illness of the junior member
of the firm.
Mrs. Will Lloyd and daughter Zoe,
of Mason City, came Over Saturday to
visit, her sister, Mrs. AL Minor. They
went out to Lennox Monday t. visit
a few days.
Mrs. M. A. Andrew, mother of A.
B. Andrew, left for 1reton, Iowa,
| Tuesday where she will visit with her
daughter before going to her home in
Wisconsin.
Augustana College base ball team
were over to Inwood Monday to play
with the High School team of that
place. The score was 9 to 3 in favor
Of the College.
Frank Van Fleet was called to
Nebraska Saturday because of the
serious illness of his mother. He
returned from Atkinson, Neb., Tues
day and reports his mother slowly i'm
proving.
Chris Olson is home from YanktOn
and was met at the train by James
| VAIL of LaValley township, with
whom Christ will make his home.
Christ has been working in a bakery
at YanktOn for the past six months.
Ed Sogen, the genial Kiondike
merchant was in town Tuesday.
"Whoop," says Ed. "We Klondikers
will soon be able to talk to you Can
tonians in six different languages
over our ten ply copper wire" Ed is
feeling happy over the wire connec-
ton which will be in operation in a
few days.
Mrs. 0. II. Wills returned from 500
Falls Tuesday where she has been
with her sister, Mrs. f. P. Bushnell,
who went through a very serious
operation at the Durham Hospital,
which DR.. Corrigan performed last
Friday morning. Mrs. Bushnell was
near deaths door but is now rapidly
recovering. The city of Canton is
fortunate in having such a skillful
physician as DR.. Corrigan. \
i. M. Helmey & Co., are closing
out their entire line of Wall Paper
and consequently are Offering some
extra inducements in big discounts
and assortment of styles.
B. F. Whitmore of this city, and
Miss Mattison of Shannon, H., were
married at Fceeport Tuesday, and
arrived here Wednesday oon The
Leader extends congratulations.
Pasture for 100 head of cattle.
Running water and shade. Apply to
j. A. Benz. AZ