Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Ed Shufelt left for GeddeS Mon

Ed Shufelt left for GeddeS Mon
day.
Mrs. Dunlap was over at Inwood
Saturday.
Tom Ferris came down from Ged-
DIES Saturday.
Miss Fannie Whitehead was over at
Inwood Saturday.
DR.. V. e. O'Neil came home from
Vermillion Monday.
Miss Laura Wilson came home from
Sioux Falls Monday.
j. Nitzum of Rock Valley was in
the city between trains Monday.
Miss Mary Cooper went down to
Elk Point Saturday to visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. NOrdgaard returned
from the their Sunday visit at IIud-
son Monday.
Will True went out to Presho Tues
day where he has Il team and will
return to Canton soon.
Theodore Thompson and little Miss
frankie returned to DeSmet Monday
after a visit with relatives.
81 inch China Silk. good assort-
ment of colors at 40 cents per yard.
1t. Chraft & Hansen Co.
Mrs. b. e. Ketchum returned Mon
from Atuica, Indiana, where she has
been seeking restoration of health.
Mrs. Beaumont of Hawarden, re-
turned home after a few days visit
with her daughter Mrs. A. L. Jones.
Misses Alice Rudolph and Ruth
Gemmill returned from Sioux Falls
Saturday after witnessing the basket
ball game.
Miss Cora Juel, teacher of district
school No. S, north of town, has ar
ranged a splendid program for Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Anise Cosper Stearns and
children arrived from Washington
Thursday for a visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. G. Cosper.
The Ninth Annual Convention of
the Luther League will assemble at
the Luther church in this city on
Sunday morning, May 13, at 1880.
See program in this issue.
Capt. Ed. Berg will make a model
City Marshal. He is a clean cut sold
Ter and as Gen. Englesby told the
writer, has the best drilled company
in the state guardsmen. . .
The old broken down and danger
Gus crossing at the + of the
Catholic church which has been a
menace for over d year was fixed this
week. The late street commissioner
refused to fix it because he thought
he could spite some one by refusing.
I have just received a lot of
ladies and gents latest design rings
from the factory. Don't miss seeing
what you car get in this line. Prices
will surprise you. Bring your clocks
and watches for repairs. Only first
class work done. j. S. KRISTEN, jew
eler, in Sexes tailor shop.
DR.. Hetlesater is home from his
trip to the coast where he enjoyed a
pleasant visit. He returns fresh and
vigorous and firmly convinced that
Lincoln cuonty and the Sioux Valley
and Canton will stand comparison
with any country on earth. His office
is over the News Office where he will
be pleased to see his friends.
Rev. A. Jameson Of Correctionville,
Iowa, who has retired from. active
church work filled Rev. Loveall's pull
pit last Sabboth during his absence
in Illionois. Rev. Jameson is one Of
the pioneer ministers of the state and
was a prominent in Yankton as a
methodist preacher a third of a cent
ury ago. He and Mrs. Jameson came
up to Canton to visit their son, Judge
Jameson and family.
Thomas Evans, Harry Evans and
wife and Miss Chairman arrived We'd
nesday from London, England, for a
visit with Rev. and Mrs. Evans Of
this city. They will remain some
time.
viii Soule will drive the oil wagon
next week during the absence of A.
A. Arnold.
About fifteen Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs will leave for Hot Springs
next, Monday.