Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-13
Fall Millinery
Opening
Thursday and Friday,
Sept. 10Th and 10th.
ALICE MILLIMAN.

Farmers-Sell your cream the sam,
as other farm productS-where you
get the most money.
w. E. CLOUD,
Cash buyer Of Cream.
Stein Larsgaard was up from Fair
view on business Tuesday.
Olsen Bros. & Tobiasen, the cloth
iers, have a new ad. this week.
Quite a number have been attend
ing the Sioux City fair this week.
The Gate City Cigar Is a winner
It's a favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.
Joseph Tetlie left for Mortified
Mimi, Tuesday, to resume his studies
at St. Olaf College.
Rev. j. W. Dibble will occupy the
pulpit in the Brick church Sunday
morning, Sept. Is, at the usual hour.
Miss Cora Juel, of Dayton township,
expects to leave first Of next week tC
attend the university at iowa City,
Iowa.
Miss Ethel Menor, who has been
visiting friends at Allison. Iowa, for
the past month, arrived home Tues
day night.
Mesdames Ernest Straw and DR..
Wendt and Misses Zoe and Lucille
Wendt returned home Monday even
ing. All had been at Newton, Iowa,
attending the Dean -Wendt wedding.
Hon. Thomas Thorson, State Treas
urer Cassill and the editor of the
LEADER left for Huron Tuesday to
participate in the Roosevelt League
rally at that place and enjoy a day at
the State fair.
A special train left here Thursday
morning for Huron via Mitchell and
Wolsey, giving the people a chance to
visit the splendid state fair and re"
turn home the same day. One fare
for the round trip.
Mrs. DR.. Corrigan and baby came
down from Sioux Falls Monday. DR..
Corrigan was called to the north part
of the state on surgical business and
Mrs. Corrigan came to Canton to visit
with friends during his absence.
From the Murdo Coyote we note
the marriage of Wallace w. Soper
and Miss Lulu Ralston, daughter of
Nelson Ralston of this city, which oc-
Cured at the home Of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Dan Stanley, recently.
Chas. Sand has accepted a position
with the Bowman-Kran Lumber Co.,
and will enter upon his duties next
Monday. Nels Dahl, who has held
this position for a long time, leaves
about Oct. 18th for Montana to take
up his residence on his claim.
Increasing business in the line of
railroad telegraphing at the depot
has necessitated the adding Of an
other day operator. The business
during the day is now handled by H.
G. Young and Guy Smith, while the
night trick is taken care of by George
Elton.
Henry Conklin arrived from Seattle
Monday evening for a ten day visit
with his father and mother, Rev. and
Mrs. Conklin, his brother j. V. and
relatives. He is looking fine and is
enjoying splendid health. His old
Canton friends gave him a cordial
greeting.
E. A. Harmon has managed very
successfully to keep the dust down in
the business portion Of the town dur
ing all the dry and windy weather,
in July and August, a feat which re-
quired plenty of water. Mr.. Harmon
has given the business men better
protection than they have ever re.
ceived before, and our people fully ap.
preciate the good work he has done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sexe returned
last Friday from their fifteen weeks
trip across the ocean ard owe half Of
Norway. Tom reports the finest TRIP
he ever made and Mrs. Sexe enjoyed
it equally as we'll. He said he met
Rudolph Steensland at Bergen and
they had a very happy reunion and
discussed the joys of travelling over
Norway. Rudolph said he would fow
low Mr.. and Mrs. Sexe homeward in
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