Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-15

SO pounds good -four at the Can
ton mills for a bushel of good wheat.
PIP
The Canton high school football
team will play a game at Parker Fri
day Of this week.
Mrs. Charles H. Cassill and daugh-
ter, Lorraine, were visiting in Sioux
City this week.
Misses Florence and Marguerite
McDermott were Sioux City visitors
the first of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Thorson and Miss Kit
Billiard were visiting friends in Sioux
Falls Wednesday.
Highest market price paid for
good wheat at the Canton mills.
PIP.
There will be a special meeting of
the fire department Friday evening,
Nov. Is. All members are requested
to be present as business of impor-
tance will be considered.
O. II. SIGRUD, Chief.
e. NJ. Boyce was up in the hay loft
of the home barn Tuesday afternoon,
and in coming down the stairs slipped
and fell breaking two ribs. DR..
Rogers was called and gave the Suf-
ferer such assistance as was necessary.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
morning service at IL. Subject: "The
Right to Choose" Sunday School at
u m. Evening service at 1870. Sub
ject: "Why ! am a Total Abstainer."
You are cordially invited to attend
these services. f. Davis, Pastor.
The Canton Philatheas and Barracks
entertained the Sioux Falls Phila-
theas and Barracks with an elegant
banquet in Baraca hall last Friday
evening after the basket ball game.
1t is no wonder that the Sioux Falls
Baracas won the game, having such a
charming and beautiful bunch of
young ladies to cheer them on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Milage had a
wedding anniversary last Sunday, it
being the tenth milestone in their
joyous and happy voyage through
life. Mrs. Millage adjourned the eel
ebration of the event until Monday
evening when a number of friends as.
sembled to extend congratulations,
and singular as it may seem, every
guest brought along a great big tin
spoon and presented the same to the
blushing ten year bride. Then came
supper and it was a royal feast, after
which Mrs. Eli Bohen spoke briefly
and pleasantly of the happy event and
of the pleasure she had in behalf of
the assembled guests, in presenting
the bride and groom with a set Of sill
yer knives and forks. The bride re-
sponded briefly and thanked the
friends for their kindness and consid-
Grafton and hoped that every wedding
anniversary in the future might be as
fruitful in good results, after which
the social features of the event were
enjoyed until an hour later.
There is a case before Justice Hawn
which seems to attract a good deal of
interest among the little fellows who
are in the habit of throwing stones.
Sometime ago Eli STEMS boy was hit
by a stone and the next day Mr.. Stein
got after Roy Rudolph and punished
the boy with unnecessary harshness,
frightening the little fellow badly.
Ernest Rudolph, the eldest brother,
called at the Stein home to enquire
into the matter and he was attacked,
and then Art. GoetZ interfered and
got Ernest away from trouble. and
Stein squared away to give Art d So
Ter plexus bunt but the ring rules
were suspended by the arrival of
Judge Kennedy and Thomas Thorson,
who declared an armistice in place OF
a Queensbery decision. Then Mr..
Stein was arrested charged with dis
turbing the peace, and the trial, az
ter several hearings and a change OF
venue, reached a call for a jury Wed
nesday evening, when an adjournment
was taken to Thursday, and on Thurs
Iudy .UiiS CdSc lcSUco, UllC plloobSi ""S
absent without permission. 1t is get
ting to be a famous case, and from
what we can learn, Roy Rudolph did
not throw any stones at the time the
trouble began. Stone throwing is a
dangerous practice and has led to
many a fight and many a bloody
nose. Judge Kennedy appears for the
city and Judge Forrest for the de-
Tense.
Canton Odd Fellows to the number
of twenty-six went over to 1nwood
Tuesday afternoon in sever rigs, and
found a genuine welcome awaiting
them. The Inwood lodge had work
. on hand. Five candidates were in
waiting for the preliminaries that
would pass them into the innermost
circles and then m The Cantor
party took charge of the work ane
! when they got through the new Ode
Fellows were satisfied. A splendid
banquet followed the initiation, ane
by six O'Clock in the morning the
5 Canton braves were vending theil
way down the Iowa bluffs toward:
flo n]acid SiouY when the rig Harr,