Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-25

Boon concert.
Mrs. Frank Sheldon returned from
Platte Monday.
No. 363s63 gets a range from Chraft
& Hanson Co.
Two good rooms for rent over the
Leader office.
Hon. c. II. Cassill was a passenger
to Chamberlain Monday.
Mrs. Mills of Fairview was in Can
ton between train Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Harris came over Tues
day from Inwood for a short stay.
Don't forget the Concert at the M.
E. church, Friday evening, s p. m.
w. r. Dautterman returned Mon
day to his duties at Solomon, Kansas.
@. S. Hodson came out from Geddes
Monday for a short visit with Canton
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ottolingui and Mrs.
ThOrson were Sioux Falls visitors last
Tuesday.
Miss Louisa Ketchum returned Fri
day from Chicago where she has been
on a visit.
Miss Pearl Woodley went out to
Worthing Monday for a visit with
relatives.
A. Brady Beck returned Tuesday
from Yankton after a short visit with
his brother.
President w. S. Lewis of Morning
side College at Sioux City, was in
Canton Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Nash and Mrs. Bruce
Oliver returned Monday from their
Hot Springs trip.
II. d. Fitch came up from Hudson
Tuesday to spend a few days with his
son, Ex-Mayor Fitch.
Don't fail to hear Blind Boon at
the M. e. church Friday evening.
Doors will be open at 1870 p. m.
Seats reserved at the Up-to-Date
Pharmacy, Friday morning at 9
O'Clock, for The Blind Boon Concert.
Knudt S. Kloppcn, who manages
the G. S. Moen farm down in High
land, was a visitor Tuesday and a
new subscriber.
Mrs. Searles came up from Akron
Monday for a short visit with her
daughter, Miss Ethel, who is trimmer
for Mrs. Milliman.
The latest styles in Gents OXfords
at the Dollar Saving Store. All new
goods and at very low prices.
Tickets for The Blind Boon Con-
cert, children under II, % cts. Re
served seats SO cents. Others IS cts.
Get your seats reserved.
-LOST-A brown jacket between
Canton and M. L. Syverud's place
west of town, Thursday, May 10.
Finder please leave at Leader office.
Editor Harry Kyes of the Gayville
Observer. accompanied by his wife.
we're in Canton between trains Satur-
day, the guests of the family of S. H.
Elton. They were on their way to
Canistota.
Look around. The more you see
of other shoe stores the better you'll
like The Other Shoe Store.
Mrs. N. G. Nash returned from Hot
Springs Monday and brings the editor
many messages Of kind remem brance
from the old veterans at the soldiers
home. She also stated that Warren
Dick was at the point of death when
she left.
-WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Wages S4.O o per week. Apply
to Mrs. B. e. Ketchum, phone 10S
call two. 47tf.
A telegram was received in Canton
Wednesday morning stating that Mrs.
F. A.. Madole died near Presho on
Tuesday, May %. The body will ar
rive here on Friday. Mrs. Madole
was a sister of Mrs. True and Mrs.
Leonard.
Ladies go to the Dollar Saving
Store for your Oxfords and Slippers.
You will save money by so doing.
r. r. Palmer, of the New Bakery,
has put in a new soda fountain this
week, and expects to be prepared to
serve delicious drinks by Saturday.
The fountain is one of the latest and
is handsomely finished in oak.
A. A. Arnold and wife and daugh-
ter Miss Sadie J. G. N eyhart Mr.. and
and Mrs. D. Hale, Charley Reynolds,
Albert Gardner of Canton, Ed. Robin
son of Harrisburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Tate, Mrs. voges of Worthing and
Miss Lena Winger of Lennox return
ed from Hot Spring Saturday evening
where they had been to attend the
I. o. o. F. and Rebekah conventions
held at that place. They report a
most ENJOYABLE time.
The recital held at the Congrega-
tional church Monday evening under
the direction of Miss Patterson was
well attended. The first number on
the program was a violin Sextet by
Misses Patterson, Menor, Evelyn
Trucker, Thora Greguson, and Selmar
Hanson and John Gemmill, which
was we'll received. Miss Grace Han
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