Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-22

Knut Ulrikson was a visitor Tues.
day.
Mrs. Harlan entertained 4 large
party Of friends Saturday in onor of
Mrs. Fred Keep.
A second hand Elmhurst Base
Burner for sale. Apply to CHAs. L,
KUNDERT.
-Wanted: Man to dig and stone
up well in barn. Apply to VIM. H.
Miller, Jr., Canton.
Mrs. Gudmund Skartvedt entertain.
ed a party of lady friends to a grand
dinner last Saturday.
There will be a special meeting of
the Canton Fire Department next
Monday night. Nov. 25th, for the pur-
pose of electing officers.
If you want anything in the line
OF fruit or confectionery, cigars or
tobacco or fine oysters, call at Tos-
sini's. 81.
Mrs. G. B. Kennedy entertained a
large party of friends last Friday to a
5 O'Clock tea. 1t was one of the most
elaborate social events ever given in
the city.
DR.. e. S. O'Neil came home last
Saturday from his Wisconsin visit.
after which he went t. Chicago and
picked up all the new inventions in
modern dentistry.
Col. T. J.. McDermott, of the Ru-
dolph, and Attorney A. b. Carlson
left for Maquoketa, Iowa, Sunday,
where they go to settle up some bust
ness matters in which the genial
landlord has an interest.
IT.. d. Jackson, who lives on the
Halvor Martin farm Joining the Ind
ian asylum farm on the east, adver-
tises a stray horse taken up on his
place. The owner should call and
get his property. See notice else
where.
Math Iverson came from Worthing
Wednesday morning bound for Hud-
son. He had just received a card
from his daughter, Miss Nellie, from
Long Beach, California, stating that
she is enjoying he1 pleasure trip very
much.
Next Sunday is Missionary Day at
the Congregational Church. In the
morning at a quarter to eleven the
Pastor will preach on EMISSIONS and
will be taken. Sunday School at
noon. Young Peoples' Society at
seven In the Lecture Room. At half
past seven Rev. Evans will give a
half hour lecture on alexander Mac
Kay, Pioneer Missionary to Uganda"
All are invited to these services.
Bargains that will make you re-
member us for a long time at
the big reduction sale beginning Sat
urday morning Vt the Dollar Saving
Store.
The Rebekahs gave Mr.. and Mrs.
| Will Hoffman a nice surprise last Fri
day night. Mr.. Hoffman and his
charming bride had just got nicely
settled in their new home and the Re-
bekahs, always doing good. decided to
give them a surprise party and it was
a genuine surprise for the suprisers
had charge Of the Hoffman home
when Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman came
home from down town. They SUR
rendered and became willing guests
of the surprisers who carried ice
cream and cake and a number of val
liable presents.
John Eneboe of Goldfeld, Nevada,
arrived last week from old Norway
where he has been visiting for some
time, and was accompanied by his
brother. Jonas. who has been visiting
at the old home in Norway for two
years. They were guests of their cOu-
sin, DR.. Edward Eneboe of this city
and other relatives while here. Lars
EnebOe of WoonSOcket came down to
meet and greet his Nevada cousins
last Saturday and was also a guest Of
DR.. Eneboe. The Nevada and Woon-
socket members Of the family return
ed to their respective homes last
Monday. I
Our stock redemption sale will be
easy on the pocket book. Sale begins
Saturday morning of this week. at
the Dollar Saving Store.
Severt Alness returned Tuesday
from Mott, North Dakota, where he
went to visit Mr.. and Mrs. O.. III. OPP
land and his sweet little grand-daugh-
ter. He reports that country boom
ing with a ten Thousand dollar hotel
in Mott. Mr.. Upland has been deal
poets to give up that business in the
spring and devote his entire time to
farming. Mr.. Alness reports the u
berg Brothers as very busy men and
that John had contracts there this
year amounting to over $40, 900. Mr..
Alness went out over the Northern
Pacific and returned via Lennon over
Ciie MILWAUKEE,. he Is n1glly pleased
with the country On both routes and
said the days for pioneering are
gone forever.
Cards have been received by Canton
friends which announce the marriage
OF Miss Martha Hildenxo Mr.. N. II.
kaldor. The ceremony took place at
Tislo, Campbell county, and was per-
formed by Rev. O. L. Steensby, in the
Iisso Lutheran church October 80.
1907. The bride is well known in this
section, having taught school for a
and for a number of years was
one Of the popular teachers at the
Beloit Orphan Home. Her parents
were among the earliest settlers in
Norway township where she was
raised and finally became a school
teacher. Mrs. Kaldor has many rela-
lives and friends in this section who
DIN h LEADER in wishing the bride
IND groom long life and a happy one.
MRS. kaidor is a sister Of Mrs. Albert
Larson formerly of Canton, but for
years a resident of Campbell
county.
1t costs enough to live without
any OF the bargains at Lyhar-
serss Dollar SAILING Store. Read the
aO raQa riding tho hsr eo1o