Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-01
You will find all the fancy smoking

You will find all the fancy smoking
tobacco at Becker's.
DIR. e. D. Putnam, the eye special
1st, OF Sioux Falls, was in the city
Monday.
Earle Crawford left for Polo, Ill,
Tuesday, on a two weeks visit with
his parents.
DR.. A. j. Black, formerly Of Hud-
son, but now of Estelline, was in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Hanson went out to
Worthing Monday to visit with Mrs.
John Iverson.
Miss Carrie Hanson and Miss Knut-
son, the popular Grand Valley school
ma'am were LEADER visitors Satur-
day.
A nice rain Tuesday afternoon and
night brought. welcome relief from
la dust nuisance that prevailed for
sometime.
E. A. Swartz and wife came up
from Pleasant township Friday to
visit friends. They returned home
Monday.
The Corner Drug store and the
Treat Hardware company have new
ads in this issue of the LEADER which
are worth reading.
State Treasurer Cassill was at
Sioux City Monday, returning Tues
day. Everything is quiet in financial
circles down there.
Mrs. Charles L. Kundert and baby
are home from an extended visit at
Kearney, Nebraska, and the County
Auditor is all smiles again.
William Schultz of Dayton town
ship, was among u new subscribers
this week. MI. Schultz owns a fine
farm northwest of Canton.
Mrs. w. S. Ingham and daughters
Alice and Dorothy and son Cyrus, left
for Lennon Thursday and will live on
their homestead in Butte county for
the next eight months.
Rev. Duane R%ifenbark, formerly
the popular pastor of the Methodist
church liz this city, but now of Hur-
on, was in the city Tuesday and left
for his home Wednesday. His many
friends here were glad to see him.
Emil Hanson arrived in Canton
Saturday from Bowden, North Dako-
ia, where he spent the summer with
Ed. N. Thormodsgaard. Emil owns
a fine quarter section in Wells coun-
ty, which he has improved. He re-
ports Geo. Brynjulson, John Sogn,
Edward Thormodsgaard and others
from Lincoln prospecting and happy.
Emil's Canton relatives were not
looking for him home and he gave
them an agreeable surprise.
The Canton High School foot ball
team and the Augustana College boys
played an Interesting game at the
fair grounds Monday afternoon. The
teams were quite evenly matched,
neither side making a score. The
College boys were heavier than their
opponents, but the high school team
played fast enough to make up for
the difference in weight. 1t was a
good game but a little rough at
times.
Rev. w. Alfred Cave and his wife
we're given a glad welcome Monday
night in the shape of a surprise testi-
monial of appreciation over his reten-
tion in charge of the Canton Method
ist church for another year. Every
member of the church expected he
would return and the Monday night
surprise was the manner OF showing
how glad they were and there were
many present in that big crowd who
were not methodists. The ladies,
ever mindful Of the wants and needs
of a Methodist parsonage, provided a
handsome present for the occasion in
the shape of silver tableware which
was duly presented and ittingly ack-
nowledged. Light refreshments were
served and one of the largest and hap
pest crowds ever within the walls OF
that hospitable home extended their
congratulations to the Reverend gen
tleman and his charming wife.
Just received the finest line OF
pipes ever seen in Canton. Prices
surprisingly low. Becker's Cigar
Store.
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