Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08

their wall paper at actual cost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundy left Wednes-
day for their home at Castlewood.
Mrs. Hayes and Miss Johnson left
for Woonsocket Wednesday for q
visit.
Mrs. Simon Hanson came down
Baltic Wednesday to visit her par
ents.
DR.. f. p. Smith has just been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the county
board of health to succeed DR.. Hetle-
safer.
l.. M. Helmey & Co.. don't intend
to carry over a single roll OF wall
paper from this season consequently
they are closing out ut actual cost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Baker arrived
Monday and are visiting with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Baker was a dele
gate to the state convention from
Gregory county.
T. e. Egge of Webster, Day county,
came down from the state convention
to enjoy Norway's independence cele-
bration. He is a guest at the home
of Col. Knudson.
A postal card from Haldor Gregu-
son dated at Christiania. He reports
a pleasant trip and a good time so
far. He states that there are many
Americans there.
You can't afford to let the oppor-
tunity of buying wall paper at actual
cost so call early at the Corner Drug
Store. l. M. Helmey & Co, meal
just what they say.
Anyone coming to Canton next Sat
urday to attend. the Gollmar Bros,
circus are invited by /. M. Helmey
& Co., to make the Corner Drug Store
their Headquarters.
Mrs. G. r. Moulton and son and
daughter, left for Hopkinton, Iowa,
Tuesday morning where they will
visit about three weeks at the home
of Mr.. Mouiton's parents. Charles
says he never enjoyed living alone.
L. L. Pidcoe, of the firm Of Puckett
l-pidcoe Co., of this city, arrived
from Chicago last Sunday and is
spending the week here on business
and visiting friends. Mr.. Pickett
and Mr.. Pidcoe took in the state con-
yention Tuesday afternoon.
There was a freight wreck out near
Lennox Tuesday evening. The axle
Of one OF the cars broke and things
vents rough for a time. Six cars
were thrown from the track, and ont
of one came a boy smiling amid the
ruin. Everything was wrecked but
the boy and his nerve.
Ray the fifteen-year-old son Of GIL
bert Burney Of Delaware township.
was crossing the railroad track near.
Beresford, driving a team and q load
of wire on Tuesday, when the boy
fell from the load, the wheels passing
over his neck killing him. j. A.
Eddy brought the news to town.
Miss Pearl, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mallory Of this city, the
assistant principal of the LennOx
schools, was presented with a beau
tiful garnet ring by the pupils during
the closing exercises last week. Miss
Mallory is winning a high reputation
as a teacher and the Leader congrat-
ulates her over her success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson OF
Webster, Day county, came down
from the Sioux Falls convention to
attend Norway's Independence cele-
bration. Mrs. Anderson is a sister
of Hon. G. O. Knudson of this city,
and is a noted singer. MI. Anderson
is one of the ablest young attorneys
in the northwestern part OF the state.
Henry Williams, chief lineman for
the Canton COOPERATIVE Telephone
Company Of this city, this week put
in a new switch board, Of his own
manufacture, for use on the several
rural lines. The board has forty-two
drops and will accommodate eighty
four wires, being for a metallic cir
cult. Mr.. Williams thoroughly under
stands this business, which Is evident
from the perfect working Of this
switch board.
Lewis f. Lundy Of Castlew0od, s.
d. and Mrs. Hattie ID. Tanzy Of this
city we're united in marriage at the
home Of the brides parents In this
city Tuesday. Rev. Dibble, father Of
the bride, officiating. Mr.. Lundy Is
Cashier of the First National bank Of
Castlewood, and n Of the most
honored and influential men of that
part of the state. The bride is we'll
known to Canton people, being a
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Dibble,
and a charming young lady who NUM-
bers her friends by her acquaintance.
The Leader takes great pleasure in
wishing these young people g~od-speed
in their journey through life.
Mrs. Peter Hagan, died on May 10Th
at the family home In the Northern
part Of Norway township, old age be-
ing assigned as the cause OF death.
She and her husband wele among the
first settlers in the township and won
the esteem of their neighbors through