Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

Mrs. and Miss Rudolph charmingly
entertained eighteen lady friends at a
D O'Clock tea Wednesday,.
A club dance was given in Armory
Hall Friday evening. Ainsworth's
orchestra furnished the music.
DR.. J, P. Brastad has moved from
the lsakson block to his new office
over the Farmers State Bank, where
ne will be pleased to see his friends.
His Phone number is 244.
The boys and girls basket ball
teams of the Sioux Falls High School
went thru here Friday on the way to
Vermillion. Both teams returned
victorious.
Miss Nest Pattee entertained a
large number Of her young friends
Saturday evening. The evening was
spent in games and dancing and a
delicious lunch was served at a late
hour.
Geo. Jones, o of Steve Jones,
came down from Sioux Falls Satur-
day to visit with his parents Sunday.
George holds a responsible position
with the Tuttle Lumber Co.
Regular morning services will be
held as usual next Sunday morning at
the Presbyterian church, a quarter to
eleven O'Clock. No evening services
on account of revival in the Baptist
church. Sunday School as usual.
Editor Frank Noahr of the Lennox
Independent was in town Tuesday on
business and favored the Leader with
a visit. Bro. Noahr is popular, pro-
gressive and a hustler and loves a
good story as well as Mark Twain.
j. II. Morrow, of Mitchell, one of
the leading men of that city was in
Canton Wednesday on business. He
is one of the directors of The State
Mutual Fire Association of which
o. A. Rudolph is president.
Henry Hervig arrived from Peoria,
Illinois, Wednesday for a visit with
his father, Otto Hervig, of this city,
and other relatives. Henry and his
partner recently bought the largest
and best commercial college business
in Peoria, and are doing we'll. Henry
will remain for a week or so, visiting.
He favored the Leader with a call.
Mr.. Harry E. Stein and Miss JOS
ephine Saterbo, were married at
Sioux Falls Monday, January 18th.
The groom is proprietor OF the Syn
dictate Block meat market and the
bride is a charming young lady,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Sat
erbo of this city. The Leader ex-
tends congratulations.
J. G. Walter of Sioux Falls accom-
panied by DR.. Brown were visiting in
Canton Tuesday, and under the
brotherly care of Ed Wendt gave this
office a pleasant visit. Mr.. Walter
enjoys his Canton visits because he
finds so many old friends who are
delighted to see him.
General j. B. Wolgemuth of Mitch
ell was in Canton Tuesday to attend
the annual meeting of the State
Mutual Fire Association of which
he is Secretary and General Solicitor.
The General is n of the most popu-
lar men in the state and as a genial
gentleman he is matchless. He re-
turned to Mitchell in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Straw left Tues
day for Mammoth Springs, Ark,
where they will visit for a time and
read the reports of zero weather up
north. Mr.. Straw has been very act
i've in the real estate business during
the year just closed and in fact re-
from Sphinx county last week
where he closed up a big land deal.
He is going to take a couple OF
months rest.
W. w. Rowland, state organizer
for the Farmers Union. came down
from Madison Wednesday to visit his
j. S. KRISTEN. Mr.. Row.
land states farmers of the nation are
just beginning to realize the power OF
united action. He will hold a meet
ing at Hudson, January "a, Fairview,
January 25, at Canton January rs,
and at Moe, January %. The farm
ers are urged to attend the meetings
and hear the problems which con-
front the farmer discussed. The
farmers of the county are organizing
for self-protection, and the farmers
in Lincoln county should hear Mr..
Rowland.