Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-05
Otto Wilson returned to st Paul

Miss Julia Bucheister was at Sioux
Falls last Friday.
Miss Vera Lewis was at Sioux Falls
last week returning home Sunday.
John Husman of kimball sends a
renewal subscription for the Leader.
Charles Hymers of Pukwana, is
among our new subscribers this week.
There are nine phones ON the new
north line known as the Abbott line.
The New Year brought us a snow
storm but we hope the snow will soon
go away.
Earl Boyce was up in LaNalley
township last week visiting with old
schoolmates.
The state board of pharmacy meets
at the Rudolph neXt Tuesday and
| Wednesday.
Rev. Father BOley will hold service
in the Catholic church next Sunday
morning at 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harris of Fair
| view, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
NJ. Boycc last week.
Miss May Irwin returned to her
home ut Ireton after Il vi sit at the
home of n. N. Coon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Boyce were
visitors at the elegant home Of Mr..
Il at,bun north IF town
Wallace Mitchell was in town Tues
day and reports farmers in his section
all prosperous and happy.
Miss Florence Rudolph returned to
| Madison. Wis, Tuesday. where She Is
a student in the State University.
G. G. Warner, formerly Of this city,
but now residing on his claim on the
| Rosebud, was in the city this week.
Wilmot and Miss Edna Walter
came down from Sioux Falls last week
for a brief visit with Canton friends.
Frank Warner has returned to Ne
braska, after i visit with his sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. O. A..
Driver.
John Berdahl and wife are back
from a visit with friends up at
Bookings and to the Berdahl home
near GarretsOn.
Invitations are out for a dance at
the Rudolph Saturday evening, Jan.
&. Ainsworth's popular orchestra will
furnish the music.
Lars Wirstad, the genial Dell Rap
ids banker, returned home Tuesday
after a very pleasant visit with his
many friends here.
The river is open below Beloit and
ducks and geese were flying north last
week. This is nearly as good as it is
down at Ell Paso.
Harry Cuthbert bid his friends
goodby last Monday and left for Iowa
City to esum his studies which he
will finish next June. ~
II. w Rogness was up from Nor
way Tuesday and while a visitor at
this office ordered the Leader sent to
his sister, Mrs. Boyd, at Arlington.
Floyd Cooper. Frank Cuppett,
Maud Lewis, Eva Conklin, Louise
Kruger and Win Bennett have re-
turned to their University studies at
VermilliOn.
Something extra fine at the Ru-
dolph next Sunday, Jan. It'll, Aims
worth's orchestra will entertain you
with their excellent music while you
enjoy one of those fine dinners pre-
pared by Mr.. Anderson, the chef.
Last Sunday morning Helen NJ.
Laueson and her little brother, Ed
ward Jens Laueson, were baptised by
Rev. A. S. Loveall, and Master Ed
ward entered a vigorous protest again
st so many strangers being present.
Miss Lajla Skartvedt, Elmer Isak-
son and Joe Tetlie have returned to
St. Olaf College at Northheld, accom-
panied by two new students, Miss
Stella Sogn and Miss Ellen Skartvedt,
the latter being a daughter of Sivert
SkartVedJ.
Henry Legel and Miss Clara Olson
we're quietly married last Saturday
by Rev. A. S. Loveall at the M. E.
parsonage. Mr. Legel and his bride
returned to Valley Springs where he
has a drug store. The Canton friends
of the bride and groom wish them
health, happiness and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gemmill en-
t~ertained the G. G.. C.'s on the even
ing of the first dav of the New Year,
and the joys and pleasures of the
evening we're rendered amusingly in
teresting by an old fashioned candy
pull. Miss Eva Conklin won a silver
spoon as first prize and DR.. Guy
O'Neil got a big stick of candy for
not knowing how.
Lee Iseminger was up from Fair
view Tuesday and called on the
Leader to renew his subscription.
He reports his father out on his
claim in Lyman county about eighty
miles west of Chamberlain. Levi
Iseminger vas n of the first set.
tiers in Fairview township, arriving
lzuz t. So,<opohor 1SeO affor Irsy