Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Beautiful valentines at Mods.

ell Wednesday to visit her sister. Mrs.
Mile.
Get your seats early at Noid's for
the Columbia Comic Opera Monday,
January %.
II. w. Baker and wife came over
from Bonesteel Tuesday to visit with
Canton relatives.
Don't fail to attend the Columbia
Opera at the opera house Monday
night, January p.
i paw the highest cash price for
cream, butter, eggs and poultry.
Jonas b. Gray.
Andrew Simmons of Granite, Iowa,
was in town Wednesday with William
Bell. Mr.. Simmons was looking for
land.
Mrs. w. c. Gemmill entertained
the Fire club Tuesday night. This
club meets every week at the home
of Mrs. Gemmill.
Your pennies buy more at Lybar-
gets Dollar Saving Store than else
where. You'will be surprised what
you can buy for sc and loo during this
great sale, Jan. IS, 10, 20.
John McChesney a travelling man,
was taken sick at the Rudolph several
days ago and a brother at Denver has
been telegraphed for by the odd
fellows.
The Rebekah Lodge will give a
fifteen cent supper in the Odd Fellow
Hall, Friday evening Jan. 10, from
five o'clock until all are served. Every
one cordially invited.
Miss Louise ketchum is home from
Chicago, where she fills a responsible
position with Lord g. Thomas. Miss
| ketchum always finds a warm well
come among her Canton friends when
she home.
J. B. SlOssOn came home from
North Dakota Tuesday where he took
a party of six gentlemen in quest of
land, and he located the entire party
in Morton county, just across the
river from Bismarck. Mr.. Slosson Is
very successful in his land business.
A grand wedding took place in the
Grand Valley church Wednesday
morning 1t IL O'Clock when Rev.
Nummedal united Thorstcn TorSten-
son and Miss Erikka Sackariadatter,
both from Wells, N. d. A reception
and wedding dinner followed.
j. +. johnson carries a nice whale
bone cane that came from the jaws Of
the biggest spOuter ever harpOoned,
and he has an old flint lock musket
that did service in the war Of 1912,
in the hands of Mrs. .Johnson's
father.
There will be a good citizenship
meeting in the NJ. f. church next
Sunday evening at 1870, under the
auspicies of the W. c. r. y. Rev.
Quincy Lee Morrow of Brookings will
deliver an address. Everybody cordi-
ally invited.
Folks with slim purses al make
their money go farther by making
their purchase at the Dollar Saving
Store during the big SC and lOc sale,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Jan.
Is, 10, 20.
Roy Smith, son of Postmaster
Smith, leaves for Ames college this
week to continue his studies, and
takes with him a fine sample Of John
Brenner's corn for Prof. Holden to
gaze at and admire and then score.
President Geo. Henderson Of the
Gold River Mining and Power Co.
arrived in Canton Wednesday from
Chicago, to attend the annual meet
ing which was held in Attorney Ben
edict's office Wednesday. President
Henderson met with a royal welcome
from his old friends.
Sivert H~elgerson of Charles Mix
and Ole Helgerson Of Sioux Falls,
brothers of Mrs. Halvor Martin, were
present at the funeral of their sister
last week. Mrs. Dent Of Lennox, a
niece of Mr.. Martin, Ole Martin Of
Woonsocket, a brother, and Mrs. Hal
vorson, a sister OF the bereaved hus-
band, were present, as we'll as MI. and
Mrs. Carver of Inwood.
Herman Maggie Of Berlin, Germany, a
son of a prominent German physician
arrived in Canton Tuesday direct
from the old country and will make
his home with DR.. Wendt. DR..
Wendt while in Berlin studied medi-
cine with Prof. Maggie, and now the
Professor sends his son to Canton to
study under DR.. Wendt, who will
look after the young mans education
first. He is a bright boy and will
soon become a thorough Yankee.
Special towel sale, Saturday, Jan.
q, at the Dollar Saving Store. Regu-
lar 3Oc, 40, and SOC towels will be sold
for PC. na
Ed. L. Wendt attended the Real
Estate dealers association at Huron
last week. There we're over one hun
dred members OF the association pres
ent. Mr.. Wendt was elected one of
the vice presidents, and was assigned
r iprDln county nc hiS fold for vork