Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-07-26
/. NJ. Hehmey & Co,
The Corner Drug Store.
Phone IS. 1. M. Helmey, Mgr

Phone IS. l. M. Helmey, Mgr,
Mrs. Harry Lee was a Sioux Falls
visitor last Friday.
Pipes, handsome and cheap. at
Becker's Cigar Store.
Mrs. Thos, Thorson was a Sioux
Falls visitor Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Ralph Dean and Myron Dunlap
attended church in Sioux Falls last
Sunday.
Will II. Opperud, the Inwood cloth
ing merchant, was in Canton Monday
on business.
The Gate City Cigar is a winner.
It's a favorite and makes a delightful
smoke.
MI. William Winter left for Mason
City Wednesday for a visit his o and
old friends down there.
Mrs. Charles Harstad and>two sons
Of Sioux City have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R, Isakson.
Mrs. R. P. Eastcott accompanied
her daughter Mrs. Wagner to Sioux
Falls returning Saturday.
Myron Rood went to Pipetone
| Thursday in search of his saddle
which was lost after the races.
Alfred G. Engen writes from Mime
apoiis to have his address changed to
272S University Avenue southeast.
Mold & Benedict are general
agents for the singer sewing machine
the best machine on the market. 40.
A large number of friends of Miss
Pearl Peterson enjoyed a delightful
lawn party at her home last Friday.
President -Thorson of the First
National left for Des Moines and
other eastern points Monday on bust.
ness.
Miss Ruby Hannum entertained
about fifteen of her girl friends last
Thursday in honor Of her guest Miss
Beulah Hunt.
Mrs. II. X. Rise of Norway was in
town Tuesday. She was seeking a
house to rent expecting to move tc
town soon.
Miss Florence Lindsay, who has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. D. Cloud left for her home In
Manchester, Iowa, Thursday.
Miss Lillian Cloud entertain ed
about a dozen young friends at a five
O'Clock tea last Monday in honor OF
her guest Miss Florence Lindsay.
Mrs. Walter Wagner and son Floyd
returned to Garden City, Mimi, Fri.
day after a brief visit with her par.
entS Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Eastcott.
S. Rikansrud and sister, and Emma
Strand, Maybelle johnson, Eva Os-
born and Bonnie Steensland were
Sioux Falls passengers last Friday.
Mrs. Harry Lee and daughters Nina
and Lenore returned TO there home
at South Wayne, Wis, Tuesday after
a six weeks visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. r. p. EaStcott.
Lewis Larson, Henry Hanson and
Theodore Fodness of Grant, were
LEADER visitors Monday. They form
ed part of a ditch delegation that
were in town to fix up the ditch as
sessment in their township.
o. S. Selle of Madelia, Minnesota, a
schoolboy chum of Ed. Eneboe's is in
reviewing their heroic exploits of
l " Il E UJS III GALAAo
were kind to the boys.
Judge Kennedy is putting up about
1000 tons of hay between the rain
storms and he believes his part of the
work is more strenuous than any hay
field work recently performed by
President Roosevelt.
Myron Dunlap, business manager of
the Treat Hardware Company, reports
business good. He says it pays to let
the people know what you have to
sell, and especially if you have some
thing new to offer.
f. M. Treat left for Minneapolis
Tuesday where he will join Mrs. Treat
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson and spend
a month or at a lake resort in
Minnesota. MI. Treats health is not
robust but a rest and freedom from
business will do him much good.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
e. Church conducted the dining hall
during the assembly and realized q
handsome sum for their work out OF
which they have paid for painting the
church. The society Is composed O!
earnest christian workers who labor
for the good of others with unselfisf
patriotism which the people appreci.
ate.
Mrs. Harriet Corson, and daughter
Miss Harriet of Monroe, Wisconsin
are in the city visiting with w. M
Corson and family. This is the first
time in thirteen years that Mrs. Cor
son has visited her son and it is TWEEN
ty-tive years since Mr.. Corson had
visit from his sister. They will re
main for a month.
Mrs. Arne Lee recently returned
from Stanley county where she prov
ed up On a claim which joins her son.
in-law Louie Johnson. Mrs. Lee left
for Luverne Monday where she will
spend the summer with a sister. Sht
and her husband were among the
Lincoln county pioneers and the
LEADER is pleased to note that she il
the owner of four quarter sections o
land in this state. She is losking fin,
and is enjoying excellent health ant
her old Canton friends were glad t.
lsee her.