Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

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Treat, left for Brookings Tuesda,
night.
Marshal Everson and Ed Wardwcl
were in Canton Wednesday receiving
congratulations over the HARRISBURG
victory.
NelS Larson was up from Norway
township Wednesday with his son
John A., to consult DR.. Stephenson
as to Johns eyes.
Gate City Chapter O. e. S. initial.
ed three new members Monday night
Mrs. Dunlap, Misses Chase and Ber
nice Oliver.
Superintendent Collins of the l. &
d. division of the Milwaukee was in
Canton Wednesday for the purpose of
locating Canton'S new passenger
depot.
Miss Emily Cuthbert's pupils, dis
trict 8, known as the Schiager school
house, will render a fine program this
Friday evening. The program will
be found in this issue of the Leader.
"The Singing Of Birds" was the
subject of Rev. G. S. Evans discourse
last Sunday, and from this beautiful
text he preached a sermon full OF
human music as eXemplitied in the
purity of life.
The latest styles in Gents Oxfords
at the Dollar Saving Store. All new
goods and at very low prices.
During the absence of Rev. O. A.
Anderson, President of the Luther
League, at Dell Rapids Tuesday, G.
G.. Satrum of this city presided, and
Mr.. Satrum makes an excellent pro-
siding officer.
Albert JOhnstad of Howard, an
Augustana graduate of 1905, came
League convention, returning home
Tuesday so as to cast a caucus vote
for Crawford, Cassill aud Ustrud.
Albert stands for clean politics and a
square deal.
Look around. The more you see
of other shoe stores the better you'll
like The Other Shoe Store.
Rev. O. A. Anderson, President Of
the State Luther League, who pre-
sided until Tuesday at noon, when ne
returned to Dell Rapids st as to cast
a Roosevelt republican caucus ticket
in behalf of his friend Mr.. Ustrud.
He returned to Canton on the
ing train.
John Cederstrom, Ole Hokenstad,
A. j. Kuhns, Yves Wood, John Both
we'll, r. j. KnOwlton and Jack Lax
son were among the happiest youths
in the county Wednesday morning as
they met to exchange greetings and
rejoice over the grand victory of right
W wrong.
The w. r. G. will meet next Sat-
urtiay in their hall at } O'Clock, to
make arrangements for Decoration
Day. All members are requested to
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comrades of Gen. Lyon Post will meet
with the w. r. G. and jointly COM
plete the Decoration Day program.
Comrades of the post will report
promptly at 4 O'Clock.
Ladies' go to the Dollar Saving
Store for your Oxfords and Slippers.
You will save money by so doing.
Hon. e. J. Berdahl of Garretson.
was one of the prominent delegates
to the Luther League convention in
this city, and one of the happiest in
surgents in the state when he heard
that Minnehaha had ~Overthrown the
machine. Mr.. Berdahl is n of the
pioneers of Minnehaha county, and
one of the best men in the state.
The last social afternoon of the G.
C. Club was at the home Of Mrs. Til
lotson last Saturday afternoon, and
about, forty members and guests were
present. A choice program was given
by Mesdames Clifford, Hetlesater,
Gemmill and Pickett. Buffet lunch
was served, Mesdames Tillotson, Gift
ford, Fitch, Pattee and Linn were
hostesSes.
Bent Olson, one of the loyal ,Roose-
velt republicans of Dayton township,
was a visitor Wednesday and he was
just as happy as any of the victors in
the recent political victory. Mr.. o.
owns a splendid half section farm
Just south of Dayton Hall, and is one
Of the most prosperous farmers in the
county, and a new subscriber to the
Leader.
-Children's shoes at very small
prices at the Dollar Saving Store.
Mrs. Agnes Mitchell died at the
home of her son, Wallace, in Dayton
township, Monday, May IA, at the
advanced age of S5 years, IL months
and I days. Eight children survive a
devoted mother, and three have pro-
ceeded her into eternal life beyond
the grave. Three sons, Wallace,
Charles and James reside in Dayton
township, and the other four sons
and n daughter reside in various
parts of the country. The unera
took place Wednesday, Rev. A. 5.
Loyeall preaching the funeral sermon.
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