Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-07
DR.. O'Neil was among the leading
dentists at Sioux Falls this week.

DR.. O'Neil was among the leading
dentists at Sioux Falls this week.
j. n. Hanson went up to Coltof
Tuesday to attend a church meeting
Charles r. Moulton went up tt
Deuel. County on business "Wednesday
The Leader acknowledges a call
from Editor King of Parker Tuesday
Geo. Norgard arrived Tuesday for {
short visit with his mother and other
relatives.
Mrs. DR.. Hetlesater was down from
Baltic last week to have some denta.
work done.
The crawford Cigar made by
E. G. Becker, is the finest 5 cent cigal
on the market.
Read the new ad of the Farmers
Lumber Co. you will find something
to interest you.
Miss Alice Hannah returned Satur'
day from a very pleasant visit with
LennoX friends.
Mrs. John Norgard returned Satur.
day to Milwaukee after a brief visit
with friends and relatives.
J. V. Kingery was in the city be-
tween trains Tuesday on his way
home from Duluth to Parker.
E Mrs. A. II. Scott of Minneapolis,
sister of Mrs. McDermott of the Ru-
dolph arrived Tuesday for a visit.
Simon Hanson came down from
Baltic Wednesday and returned
Thursday accompanied by his mother.
Next Sunday will be Children's day
at the NJ. e. Church Sabbath School.
An interesting program will be pro"
vided.
d. L. Williams and A. J. Kuhns
were Canton visitors Monday. They
came down to discuss robins with DR..
Lewis.
Charles r.. Mou1ton, John Johnson,
j. A. Benz and w. G. Gemmill shipped
in all eight cars of hogs to Sioux City
Tuesday night.
Rev. J. w. Dibble will preach in
the Bethel church next Sunday
morning at lO:45 o'clock. Everybody
cordially invited.
Mrs. Geo. Sedgewick returned to
Hawarden Saturday after a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. e.
Goodroad and sisters.
Mrs. Arthur Peterman, sister and
Mr.. Aaron Gage, father of Mrs. Ed. l..
Wendt, of Humansville, Mo-, are
guests at the Wendt home and will
spend most of the summer in Canton.
Z. J. Knowlton while riding horse
back last week in the city lost a gold
watch chain charm. 1t vas an Eng
lish half sovereign. He would pay a
reward for it's return.
Phone J. L. Opperud for delivery
wagons at all hours. Home phone go
or John AnderSOn'S store phone 76.
will do your work in good shape.
Tom Hannah has built a new addi-
tiOn to his fine brick residence and is
putting On new shingles all over, and
Tom is helping his workmen faithful
ly, feeling proud of his ability to do
Mrs. A. M. Ross and father, Mr..
Beck, returned Monday from Dell
Rapids where they have been visiting
their daughter Mrs. Geo. Smith for
the past three weeks.
The Mutual Lumber Company Is
rushing work on their new buildings
and are ready to fill orders. The
frame for the west side lumber shed
is up and work on other buildings
will be pushed vigorously.
A. A. Ringheim left Thursday for
Ames, Iowa, to visit with his broth
erinlaw and family, after which he will
visit friends in the northeastern part
of the state and renew old friendships.
He expects to be absent fOrsome time
and we hope he will enjoy himself.
He is one of the pioneers of the Sioux
Valley and a splendid old gentleman.
w. e. Rosecrans returned from
Winfield, Kansas last week, where he
was suddenly summoned by the death
80. His wife died about four years
ago.. The deceased was born in Ohio
and moved to Kansas years ago where
he became prominent as a business
man.
William Harmon was given a very
pleasant surprise Wednesday evening,
it being his 6S birthday. Jacob Har-
mon and wife of Lyman county, and
his sons, Calvin and Alexander and
Miss Adeline were at home
and Joined in the happy event. Mr..
Harmon was presented with a fine
rocking chair.
On Thursday evening of last week
about fifteen young ladies met at the
store of Mr.. Thayer and marched to
the residence of MI. Goodroad where
they gave Mrs. Sedgewick and Mrs.
Norgard a delightful surprise. Sing
ing, readings and various other muse
ments were INDUCED in until refresh
ments was announced then the sur
prised and surprisers devoted an hour
to this pleasant part of the program.
1t was a very happy evening and none
enjoyed the surprise better than Mr..
and Mrs. Goodroad.