Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-20

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75c at the Dollar Saving Store,
Editor and Mrs. Hackett came over
from Parker to hear Gen. Howard.
Miss Iva Abel of Inwood was a
guest of Miss Jean Linn during the
Assembly.
Ladies Oxfonis, $3.50 now only
$3.50, $3.50 oxfords for sL.50 at the
Dollar Saving Store.
The Assembly is over 1t was q
glorious intellectual feast from the
opening to the closing night
Miss Marion Mile came down from
Mitchell Saturday for a visit with
her aunt, Mrs Judge Kennedy.
Mankato Commercial College, Man.
kato, Mimi, opens Sept. 3. Enroll
then and get two months free.
Mrs. Allibone and children depart.
ed for their home at CenterSille
Monday, after enjoying the Assembly.
Miss Emma Dahl returned 10 Sioux
City Tuesday. She is Secretary to
President Lewis of Morningside Col
lege.
Col. McDermott and daughter.
Florence, left for Sioux Falls Satur-
day to join the Elk delegation going
to Denver.
Miss Clara Hackett came over from
Parker to hear Gen. Howard, and
was a guest of Miss Jean Linn until
Monday evening.
Prof. and Mrs. Clendennen moved
up from the Assembly camp Monday
and now occupy their handsome
Gladstone residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wagner ar
rived from Garden City, Minnesota,
Sunday to visit their parents, Mr..
and Mrs r p Eastcott.
f. A. f Goodroad has disposed of
a great deal of real estate during the
spring and has a number OF important
deals on hand at present.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs Thompson of
St. Lawrence, were guests of Mrs.
Hannum during the Assembly.
They left Monday for Sioux Falls.
Harry Aikens came down from
Sioux Falls to assist the management
of the Rudolph while Col. McDer-
mott is out at Denver enjoying the
annual meeting of the Elks.
The highest market price paid
for cream at A. r. Morton's. Beloit.
Iowa. 3-w2.
The campers down in Dobson Park
began to move Monday morning and
by noon most of the tents we're emp
". 1t vas a parting of friends and
all regretted the necessity for the
separation
The Kennison Land g. Invest
ment Company, of which William
Kennison is President, has several
Important deals on hand at present.
Mr.. Kennisnn has been very sue
~cessful in business.
Miss Florence Rudolph arrived
from Madison, Wisconsin, last Friday,
where she has been studying at the
State university. Miss Florence met
with a joyous reception from her
many Canton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wendt's big cot
tage was a musical center during the
Assembly. They had an organ and
the singers in the several tents close
by rallied around that organ every
night after the evening program and
made the grove ring with songs of
joy and praise.
Gudmund Skartvedt received a let
ter from his son, Peter, giving a brief
sketch OF his trip over the oceana and
the grand reception given the band
in Norway. King Haakon gave the
American boys a reception and asked
them for one of their-American flags
which was presented him with pleas
ure. The St. Olaf Band is meeting
with distinguished consideration
everywhere in old Norway.
Among the many loyal friends Of
the Canton Assembly who enjoyed
the cottage life of the session just
closed, none appreciate the joys and
pleasures OF Dobson Park and the
magnificent program given more than
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Walter and fam
lily of Sioux Falls. The Sioux Falls
colony, although not very numerous,
contained among others, the families
of Mr.. Adair and Mr.. Manchester,
and these gentlemen are as proud Of
their camp life as any who basked in
the glorious sunshine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter, and son, Wilmot, and daugh-
ters, Edna and Florence returned |
nome Monday.
DR.. Collins and wife came up from
.Vermillion to- attend the closing
sessions Of the Assembly. He is a
warm friend of Rev. A. C. Shepherd
and between them they arranged for
IN auto trip up and around the state
to cover a period Of ten days. DR..
=. s. O'Neil Of this city was invited
to Join them and with a brother OF
Or. Collins, the party left for the
north Monday at 2 o'clock. DR.. Col
Inns halted his big machine In front
OF the Leader office for a moment,
and the editor said good by and good
luck. Bro. Shepherd had on a vari-
gated straw hat about the size Of a