Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11

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ness Tuesday.
A.. l.. Jones is reported quite il
with pneumonia.
Mrs. A. Fahlenkemp was a Siou,
City passenger Monday.
Saturday vas a big day in town
and business was booming.
l.. D. Richardson of Milwaukee, ar
rived Tuesday on business.
Harry Kehm passed thru here Mon
day or his way to Vermillion.
Alderman Peter Anderson of the
Fourth Ward, is reported sick.
Arthur Goetz and Ernest Rudolph
were Sioux Falls visitors Saturday.
Miss Elsie Bucheister returned
Saturday from her Hawarden visit.
Miss Gala Tucker returned Mon.
day evening from a weeks visit at
Sioux Falls.
Sam Johnson of Scotland is visiting
his brother Otto and family Of High
land township.
j. p. Hawn is on the sick list with
rheumatism. His friends will be glad
to see him out again.
Miss Neva Bacon and sisters, Amel-
ia and Freda, spent Friday at Sioux
Falls visiting friends.
Miss Vera Lewis returned to Yer
million last Thursday to resume her
work in the University.
Miss Bessie Thompson left for
Highmore Monday to resume her
work as stenographer in a land office.
Prof. Rusterholz and wife arrived
Monday morning from Minneapolis,
where they spent their holiday vaca-
tion.
Arthur Ross left for Chicago Satur-
day to resume his studies after spend
ing a two weeks vacation with his
parents.
II. Mausbach was in from Worth
ing Tuesday on business. He called
at this office and advanced his sub
scription.
Miss Grace Uline of Dell Rapids,
passed thru here Monday on her way
to Chicago, where she is studying
kindergarten work.
Miss Mary Uline came down from
Dell Rapids Friday to resume her
work in the high school. She reports
a very pleasant vacation.
The only change in the official
papers of the county was the selection
Of the Harrisburg Journal in place of
the Worthing Enterprise.
Mrs. Geo. Searles and daughter.
Florence, returned Monday evening
after spending the holidays at the
home Of Mrs. Searles' parents at
Lime Springs, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph N. Bragstad
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bragstad left
Sunday for Davis, Illinois, where they
will visit for a time and then go to
Chicago to purchase a big stock of
footwear.
A. A. Arnold has purchased the
Canton Livery barn outfit from Mr..
McVay, and the bus and team from
Berney Klegg. Ed Keidle will drive
the bus and Mr.. Arnold will attend
to the livery barn.
A. B. Beck left Tuesday for Sioux
Falls, where he is in partnership
with Lawyer Porter. Mr.. Beck has
been in the Clerks Office for the
past s years and all his Canton friends
wish him success in his new field.
Fl. A. Thorson, who lives over in
Lyon county, north of Klondike, was
in the city on business Tuesday. ac-
companied by his daughter, Maria.
He made the Leader a call for the
purpose Of advancing his subscrip-
ton.
A special meeting Of the Eastern
Star was held on Tuesday night, for
the purpose of initiation. Misses
Grace Luther and Mylly Goetz were
made members of the Order, after
which light refreshments were served.
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Thorwald Sullestad and bride, who
have been visiting ove in Iowa for
the last week, returned Tuesday,
Mr.. Sullestad going down to his farm
in Norway, while his wife remained
in Canton for a few days visit with
her mother, Mrs. Maria Sogn. They
will take up their residence on the
old Underland farm just across the
line from Union county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ryan entertain
ed a number of their friends Monday
evening. Progressive $780, was the
principal game of the evening, and
was thoroughly enjoyed. Miss Luz
cretia Rudolph proved the most pro-
fcient, taking first prize, while Joe
Anderson came in for second. Miss
Lands and DIR. veo O'Neil Were
winners of the Consolation" prizes.
After a very pleasant evening at this
game, delicious refreshments were
served.
Superintendent Gunderson OF the
-Beloit Orphan Home was in Canton
Saturday and he informed the Leader
that there were 163 boys and girls In
the home at present, the largest num-
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