Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14

Miss Nora Harlan is visiting friends
at Sioux City.
Banker Cassill of Hudson was ir
Canton Monday.
Miss Augot Hetlesater is recover
ing from her sickness.
Judge Conklin was at Lennox this
week on legal business.
Mrs. Louise Ketchum Sam return.
ed to Chicago Wednesday.
DR.. j. P. Eneboe of Sioux Falls was
visiting Canton friends this week.
DR.. Guy O'Neil has gone to North
ern Michigan to escape a siege OF hay
fever.
E. E. Dahl and family of Sioux
County, will 500 become residents OF
Canton.
Mrs. Willard Bennett entertained
about thirty lady friends Saturday
afternoon.
Weather observer Holsey reports
one and one half inches of rain We'd
tuesday, morning.
Fred Gerber, Sr., the Worthing
pioneer, was in Canton Monday visit
ing his many friends.
Charles Whitmore came over from
Rapid City for a visit with Canton
relatives and friends.
Perrien Dean wants a nan or men
to plow one hundred acres on his big
farm over in Lyon county.
Rev. Loveall will hold service next
Sunday evening as usual, Rev. Dibble
will preach in the morning.
Miss Lajla Skartvedt has accepted
the position of instructor of music at
st. Olaf College, Northteld, MINI.
Rev. J. w. Dibble will preach in
the NJ. e. Church next Sunday morn-
ing, during the absence of Rev. Love-
all in the country.
Myron Dunlap, son of Captain Dun
lap has accepted a position as ira vel
ing representative of the J. W. Wal
ter Elevator Company Of Sioux Falls.
Mrs. f. A. Callahan who has been
visiting at the home Of her parents,
Prof. and Mrs. A. X. IndSeth, the
past month, left Tuesday for her
home at Wilton, North Dakota.
Rev. P. II. Tetlie was accompanied
home from Norway by his brother-in-
law, Friedrich Melting, who lives at
Moscow, Idaho. MI. Melting is
spending a week with Rev. Tetlie
and family.
The Lincoln county veterans as
ISOLATION, assisted by the w. r. c.,
will hold their annual meeting at
Grand Army hall on Saturday Sep
TENDER %. Program will be printed
next week.
Ed Hvattum is home from his visit
to old Norway and his first trip across
the Atlantic. Ed says he had a
splendid time of it and read his Lead
er over there every week with a great
deal of interest. He is glad to get
home and is looking fine.
Rev. Ralph Dunlap and wife, have
left Seattle for Nome, Alaska, where
he will establish a mission church
and do a christian s duty in that far
north country. Capt. and Mrs. Dun
lap were expecting a visit from their
son but duty called him north at
once.
Cashier Brown of the Lincoln coun-
ty bank left four big apples at this
office Tuesday. They YER of the
wealthy variety and the largest meas
ured eleven and a half inches in cir
conference. They were indeed red
checked beauties, and an evidence of
the splendid apple crop in this sec
tion.
Haldor Gregusson is home from his
four months visit to old Norway. He
had a most enjoyable time of it., and
read his Leader regularly while in
the northland. He looked for his
Leader every week with a keen in
terest and was able to keep track of
his Canton friends. He found a
warm welcome from Canton friends.
Mrs. Bernhard Torberson and Miss
Julia Torkelson returned from St.
Paul on the 9th, after a very enjoy
able week at the Minnesota state
fair and other points Of interest, in
Guiding a visit to the Soldiers home
at Minnehaha Falls, Fort Smelling,
Lakes Como, Harriet, and Minneton-
ka. And they took in all the beauty
of the "Wonderland," and say all
points of interest in the twin cities,
including the magnificent state CAPT
tai.