Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-06

Pipes, handsome and cheap, at
becker's Cigar Store. I
Hon Edgar Dean left for Newton,
Iowa, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. M. E. Smith and mother, Mrs.
NJ. A. Webb, visited last week with
friends at Inwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Westgaard are
very happy over the arrival of a little
daughter last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Ferris are visit
ing at the Rudolph. Mr.. Ferris was
at one time clerk at the hotel.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety held a basket lunch on Wednes-
day afternoon in the old church.
,-Graniteware very cheap to close
out stock at Mrs. Fowler's.
DR.. G. w. Morrison left for Des-
Moines Wednesday morningon a weeks
visit with his parents and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller who live
near %Fairview, are rejoicing over a
new daughter at their home, reports
DR.. GulbrandSen.
John Gemmlll has been night clerk
at the Rudolph for some time and has
proved his ability to discharge the
duties very successfully.
Mrs. J. H. Murley and son viii left
Thursday for their home at Shulls-
burg, Wis, after a weeks visit with
her sister Mrs. M. e. Smith.
The window frames and doors are
In position In the basement walls of
the e Lutheran church, and the
stone work is progressing nicely.
Eddie Evans who has been visiting
his folks al the congregational Par
sonage the past W. weeks left for
DesMoines on Monday to continue his
course in electrical engineering at
Highland Park.
Regular Congregational Services as
usual next Sunday Sept. s. Morning
worship at a quarter to eleven. Sun
day School at o Evening preach.
ing at 8 O'Clock. You will be well
coined to these services. G. S. Evans,
Pastor.
If you want granite ware, fine
quality, very cheap, call at Mrs.
Fowler's, Main street.
Mrs. Ada Gale of Rapid City accom-
panied by her son Veo, came down
from Sioux Falls Tuesday with her
father, J.. Q. Fitzgerald, who had his
eyes successfully treated for cataract
by DR.. Stevenson. Mr.. Fitzgerald
will accompany his daughter back to
Rapid City for a visit. His old Can
ton friends were glad to see him and
to know that his eyesight was i'm
proving.
The great Sousa with his worlds
famous band will furnish music for
the Mitchell Corn Palace this year.
This splendid corn palace attraction
opens Monday September %, and
closes Saturday September %. Mr..
Simons, the chairman of the informa-
tion committee writes: eve are
putting more money into our attrac-
ttons this year than ever before and
hope to give your people the best en-
t%ertainment they yer had" The
Mitchell Corn Palace is worthy of a
generous patronage because it adj
vertises the state and the wonderful
possibilities OF the young common
wealth.
Miss Alice o. Blaikie does plain
sewing, going out by the day. Apply
first door south of C. Heckmaster'S.
A letter from George Brynjulson of
Bowdon, N. d., Wednesday, ~inclosing
a sample Of his No. l hard, conveys
the intelligence that the Lincoln
county boys up in Wells county have
an abundant crop Of small grain ana
OF a very fine quality. The sample Of
wheat sent by George is just "a
grab from 100 acre field. The sam
pie can be seen at the LEADER office.
The Lincoln county boys are all pros
porous and enjoying the best of
everything. A stalk of Georges
wheat inclosed in the letter measures
Al inches cut above the ground, and
the berry is full, round and hard.
Dress goods, a very elegant as
sortment, at Mrs. Fowler's millinery
store.