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

Services at the Catholic Church
Sunday a. m. at 1920 Father Boley
preaching.
Miss Dora Wilson departed Satur-
day for Aberdeen for a brief visit
| with friends.
r. X. Hafsos returned Monday to
! Mitchell to look after his contract on
the hospital.
Charles Kuhns was in the city on
his way to the convention at Sioux
Falls Monday.
E. J.: Straw returned from the west
Saturday where he was in the inter-
est Of real estate.
Mrs. A. A. Arnold left Tuesday for
Hartford to attend the Degree OF
Honor convention.
Mrs. Daniel Rooms went out to
Lennox to attend a meeting of the
W. G. T. U. Tuesday.
Mrs. OVERLY of the Cheyenne agency
is In the city visiting her cousin John
Anderson and family.
James Overseth returned from
Sioux City Friday after a successful
operation on his knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Alexander
departed Saturday for New York, to
visit relatives for a month.
Miss Ida Severtson went down to
Beresford Saturday after winters
stay with the Torkelson family.
Mrs. Guy Redfeld returned to Park
er Monday, after an extended visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Redfield.
MI. and Mrs. G. D. Morris left for
Alexandria,, Monday for a visit with
their daughter Mrs. J. E. Hammer.
Mrs. Carpenter and daughter Miss
Ella and son Oliver went to Sioux
Falls Monday to attend the conven-
ton.
Mrs. Shufelt and Mrs. o. Lee went
out to Lennox Tuesday where Mrs.
Lee is in the contest for the gold
medal.
DR.. and Mrs. Durham, of Dunham's
Hospital, Sioux Falls, were the guests
of DR.. ]. E. Corrigan at the Rudolph
over Sunday.
Prof. J.. S. Plopper of Lennox was
the guest of Miss Pearl Mallory Mon
day before leaving for his home in
Cresco, Iowa.
Miss Gertie Groat and Miss jose
phine Foppe ofRock Valley were in
town between trains Monday on their
way to Sioux City.
Misses Anna Hanson, Ruby Han
mum and Mrs. Turner left for Parker
Tuesday to attend the Christian En-
deavor convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Redfeld called
at Sioux Falls Monday and Mrs Red
field passed on to visit her daughter
Mrs. A. DeVries of Hartford.
The Misses Storie concluded their
visit with their brother VIM Storie of
this city and returned to their home
in Lodi, Wisconsin, Monday.
Miss Mylly Goetz returned Satur.
day from EiPaso, Texas, where she
has been for her health. She returns
looking and feeling considerable i'm,
proved.
Miss Edith Goodroad and Miss
Julia Dibble returned from their so.
journ, the former from Hawarden
and Miss Dibble from Lincoln, Ne.
braska, where she has been attending
college.
Lena Ende, who has been the guest
of Mrs. A. E. Neyhart for the past
two weeks, departed for her home ir
Davis, ILL.,, Monday. Miss Ende ha:
a large number of acquaintance il
this county, her folks having resided
near Worthing years ago.
Ben Kennedy had a birthday OF
Sunday June 3, but his young friend,
couldn't celebrate on Sunday, so they
had a party on Saturday. Mrs. Ken
nedy arranged all the details for TIN
event and fifty young friends helped
Ben to celebrate his eleventh birth
day. Ben enjoyed the event and wa
presented with a number Of gifts b,
his youthful companions.
M. Mattison, M of the most sue
cessful farmers of Canton Township
was a pleasant visitor Tuesday after
noon. MI. Mattison owns two hun
dred acres>on the Dakota side, mos
OF which Is under cultivation, an,
forty acres on the Iowa side, beside
rents sixty acres of the Shulson place
With this large acreage to look afte
ne says he finds but little time t,
spend away from his farm duties
Mrs. Louise KRISTEN closed a yer,
successful term of school in the Pleas
ant View School Dist. No. 81, las
Friday, June l. An interesting pro
gram was carried put in which mos
OF the school children took part. Foi
lowing the program there was a ba,
game between the married and singl
men, in which the married side wer
the winners The day was spen
pleasantly and all separated Wit
many kind wishes and pleasau
adieuS. The guests numbered abou
one hundred and tWenty.Hvo IN