Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14

son MOnuay returning wednesday.
Prof. and Mrs. WOODBURY. are at
Flandreau visiting and will soon &c
east.
The Gate City Cigar is a winner.
It's a favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.
Grant Mallory and bride arrived in
Canton Tuesday for an extended visit
with his mother.
The firm, name and business OF f.
H. Treat has been changed to the
''Treat Hardware Company
Judge Kennedy and his son, MIL
lard, went out to Mitchell Monday,
returning Wednesday morning.
Miss Pearle Mallory, assistant prin-
cipal of the Mount Vernon high
school, is home for her summer vaca-
tion.
Verlyn Byrnes was fourteen years
old Tuesday, and his father. W.. );
Byrnes, presented him a beautiful
gold watch. .
Miss Zoe Wendt and Miss Julia
| Chichester are visiting at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Thorntonin Day
ton township.
Mr.. M. N. Boyles won the prize box
of cigars at Becker's cigar store last
month. Mr.. Becker IS quite liberal
with his patrons.
Sivert Skorheim of Highland, a
bright intelligent young gentleman,
called Friday and renewed his sub
Scription to the LEADER.
The Military ball in Armory Hall
last Friday evening was a very enjoy
able event, and many of the visitors
to the Grieg celebration attended.
Mrs. N. G.. Nash returned from
Aberdeen last week after a pleasant
Normal and her daughter Nina,
one of the faculty.
DIR. Veo O'Neil of the blue lodge,
Ralph Dean of the Chapter, and Miss
Mary Cooper of the Eastern Star, left
Saturday for Deadwood, as delegates
to the Masonic grand bodies.
ALL kinds of office supplies and
typewriter material at Mold u Bene-
diets. 40.
Ed Jones came down from Sioux
Falls last Saturday where he went
through an operation for appendicitis
successfully. His friends are glad to
know he is getting along nicely.
o. T. England has his land office in
the Knowlton Block, which is furnish
ed in style, giving evidence that Mr..
Eggland is doing a good business, and
the Leader is glad to know OF his
prosperity.
Miss A. Myrtle Muma and her
Youngest brother, Reed, arrived Tues
day night from Ida Grove, Iowa.
The remainder of the family are eX-
pected next week. Mr.. Muma has
rented the Robinson Restaurant for a
term of years and will be domiciled
there.
Miss Hannah Nortvedt is home
from Madison, Minnesota, and her
Canton friends are delighted to have
her with them again. She will re-
main in Canton and we learn will be-
come a member of the Augustana
faculty. She is very popular and an
excellent teacher.
John J. Serum and wife left for
Alix, Alberta, Canada, Tuesday,
where Mr.. Serum has a brother. At
ter visiting there he and Mrs. Serum
will 20 west and visit at Seattle for a
time and return home via Salt Lake
City. The LEADER wishes MI. and
Mrs. Serum a pleasant journey and
safe return.
Mrs. William Leffert Of Dayton
township, received a telegram over
the Postal Monday noon, announcing
the death of her brother John, who
was to be buried Wednesday at Du-
buque. Mrs. Letfert receivedthe tele-
gram by phone about half a minute
after the ticker stopped, and was in
town to take the 2 O'Clock train east.
j.. M. Mats, father Of Mrs. w. J.
Byrnes, died at his home in Oregon,
| Wisconsin, on June 9Th. He was born
in Lehigh county, Pa. August 18th
1922, and located on a farm in Dane
county, Wis, in 1S47, where he lived
until Is years ago when he moved to
the town of Oregon. He owned a fine
farm in Pleasant township in this
county at the time of his death. Mrs.
Byrnes ministered to her sick father
for seven weeks before the end came
going to Oregon as Don as notified
that he was seriously i'll.
The young ladies class of the M. e.
Church Sunday School, met at the
home Of Mrs. j. f. Schubert last week
and organized a Philathea Glass. The
officers elected were as follows: Miss
Leta Stowell, President; Miss Clara
Moulton, vice president; Miss Ella
Mckinney. secretary; Miss Minnie
Goodroad, treasurer; Miss Jean Linn,
reporter. The Baraca Glass was also
present and after the business meet-
ing both classes enjoyed a social hour
and a delicious lunch.
Tom Lunder, one of the prominent
young farmers of Dayton township,
left for Seattle last Friday and from
an und erground wire we learn that
when Tom returns he will be accom-
panied by a beautiful and charming
bride, a former Lincoln county school
teacher, Rose Eden Lumber. The
LEADER co~ngratulates Mr.. Lunder in
winning such a splendid bride and is
proud of his patriotism and local
pride in going away to Che Pacific
coast to bring back a fair daughter of
Lincoln county.
Mrs. J. d. Cloud and daughter,
Lillian, and son, Victor, left for Earl
Vile, Iowa, Monday to attend the
Golden anniversary of Lennox college,
the oldest college in the state, after
which they will spend several weeks
at the home of Mrs. Jane Cloud,
mother of J. d. and William of this
city. P. M. Cloud of Earlville, is a
trustee of Lennox college, which be-
came famous when the civil war
broke out. The professors and stu
dents enlisted in a body, leaving only
one student behind, who was a Grip
Mo and was unable fO pef, into the