Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-06
Mrs. Carl Bryant returned to her

Mrs. Norman StaDeck returned 10
Renville, Minnesota, Sunday.
Trim your trees high and you will
improve the appearance OF your home.
Editor Hackett and wife came over
from Parker to en- joy the Fourth and
hear Sam Jones.
Harry Milliman and wife and Miss
Edith ROBBERS were down from Sioux
Falls on the Fourth.
Mrs. E. w. Dow and children re-
turned to Sioux Falls Tuesday after
a visit with Mrs. ID. S. Guinter.
Miss Marjorie Smith of Mitchell,
arrived Tuesday and is a guest of
Miss Hattie Beck west of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Abbott re-
turned from Highmore Tuesday &C.
companied by their daughter, Mrs.
Ferris.
Austin Hopewell came up from
Tekamah, Neb., to visit Canton
joyable welcome.
Miss Emma Dahl came up from 500
City last Saturday to visit her moth
err and sister and attend the assembly
during her vacation.
Miss Addie Haw came up from
Sioux City last Saturday to attend
the assembly. She is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Brcreton.
Prof. DeVrieS and wife are in
Canton for the assembly, and none
enjoy the assembly more than the
Professor and his charming wife.
Joseph Thompson called Tuesday.
He said the ''boys" were going to
have a little dancing party over at
Klondikc on the evening of the 4th.
Miss Grace Wendt came up from
Newton, Iowa, last Friday to attend
the assembly. Mr.. Merle Dean acted
as her escort from Newton to Canton.
Hudson Baker came over from
BOnesteel to attend the assembly.
Mrs. Baker and the baby have been
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Dean for
a month.
Gen. Melvin Grigsby and daughter,
Miss Fannie, the Misses Garland and
Misses Booth, were among those who
came down from Sioux Falls to hear
the only Sam Jones.
Willard Kennedy and Miss Julia
chichester came down from Mitchell
last Saturday to attend the assembly.
They are attending summer school at
the Dakota Wesleyan college.
Peter X. Eneboe arrived in Canton
last week from Boise City, Idaho. He
is a cousin of DR.. Edward Eneboe of
this city, with whom he visited be-
fore leaving for a visit in old Norway.
Judge and Mrs. Aikens came down
from Sioux Falls last Saturday 20 at
tend the guest party at the Rudolph
given by Miss Lucretia Rudolph in
honor of Miss Mary Boswell of Phil
adelphia.
Cashier Anderson of the First Ma
tional Bank is enjoying his annual
| vacation. Helmer Hegness is dis
charging the duties of bookkeeper
| while assistant cashier Charles GoetZ
is looking after the duties of cashier.
Big, genial and happy Dick. Hus-
man called Saturday and put down
his cash with an order that the Lead
er be sent him for a year. Dick is
farming Mrs. M. e. Rudolph's half
section farm in Dayton, and Dick is
a farmer who knows his business.
Joseph Thompson telephoned down
to the Leader Monday evening, for a
bunch of dance tickets and they went
out Tuesday morning on Fred Smiths
lightning mail. The Dayton boys
must have had a dance on hand.
Chris Cruise who is half owner in
the Strand-Cruse half section north
east of town, was a visitor Tuesday
morning and subscribed for the Lead
er. Chris is managing that fine half
section farm himself and is a thor
ough farmer.
The City Council has given notice
that all tree branches hanging down
over ide-walkS or streets must be
trimmed and it is surprising how
much trimming is necessary. The
health of the city demands that all
trees hanging down close to the
ground inside and outside Of the
walks should be cut.
Mrs. James Loomer attended
church last Sunday, and it is just a
year since she was confined to her
home by sickness. During those long
weary months she was denied the
pleasure Of even attending church
service. She met with a cordial well
come at the hands of the congrega-
tion, who we're glad to see her out
again. She is gaining fast now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bragstad left
for Sioux Falls Thursday morning,
where they will join the Sioux Falls
delegates to the Northwestern United
Scandinavian Singers Association to