Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-02-01
Baby Fitch is reported quite i'll.

Mrs. Dorothy Schaffer is confined
to the house with a bad cold.
Mrs. @. b. Kennedy is confined to
her bed with . very severe cold.
Claude Coon was quite III the first
OF the week but is now on the mend.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the M.
r. Church met with Mrs. Fieles We'd
nesday.
Will Opperud came I'VE from In
wood Wednesday to visit Canton
friends.
A nice, good violin for sale. Inquire
at the Commercial House, Canton,
S. Oak.
Knut Jacobson returned Tuesday
from Sioux City where he went on
business.
Perrein Dean arrived from Chicago
Saturday to look after his big farm
over in Iowa.
Miss Corrine Milliman OF Sioux
Falls visited friends In this city dur
ing the week.
Prof. Rusterholz was not able to at
tend school Wednesday. The other
teachers looked after his classes.
Get your Sunday dinner at the
Main street restaurant. We guaran-
tee the best. j. r. Van Camp, pro-
prietOr.
Rev. +. G. Flllebrown delivered his
lecture in Odd Fellow hall Wednes-
day evening to a large and appreciat-
i've audience.
DR., Veo O'Neil had a successful
operation performed for appendicitis
at Sioux Falls, and his many Canton
friends are pleased to know he will be
home o
Joe Anderson returned from Chica-
90 and Grand Rapids Tuesday where
he purchased a large stock of every
thing new In furniture. Joe says he
has goods that will make home lovers
smile with delight.
p. B. Warield OF Lincoln. Neb., ar
rived last Saturday for a visit with
N. N. Coon and family, Mrs. Coon
being a daughter Of Mr.. Warfield. He
will return home next Saturday.
Get your Sunday dinner at the
Main street restaurant. We guaran-
tee the best. J. E. Van Camp, pro-
prietOr.
Carl Anderson and sisters Miss
Gina and Mrs. William Tank left for
Chamberlain Tuesday to act as wit
nesses In making proof on the claim
OF their brother Paul who was killed
by an accident on his claim last sum-
mer.
Miss Rachel Anderson went to
Parker Wednesday returning Thurs
day. The Oriole Concert Company for
which Miss Judith Anderson is plan
LIST was In that city Wednesday yen
ing and Miss Rachel went v e to see
her sister.
The ladies OF the Catholic Church
Society will give q afternoon social
at the home Of the Misses Schoen-
auer on Tuesday, February. 9th, from
2 to I o'clock. Everybody cordially
invited. Refreshments will be SER
we'd and Is cents will be the cost.
There is 4 good deal Of chicken pox
and q mild variety Of small pox in
several parts Of the county, and 1t Is
the duty OF the proper officers to see
that q rigid quarantine Is enforced Ia
eyery case. States Attorney Carlson
says he will enforce the law to the
limit.
Hans Kloppen OF Highland called
"Wednesday aid subscribed for tile
LEADER for Ole Haugen also Of High
land. but Ole was not able to come
himself because he is just recovering
from q severe case Of pneumonia. Mr..
Haugen's many friends will be glad
to learn that he isgetting we'll SO fast
and that he will soon be able to be
around.
Mrs. Captain Van Houten has writ
ten the editor Of the LEADER a brief
note calling attention to the malic-
ious and cowardly falsehood published
In the Sioux Valley News Of recent
date, stating that Mrs. Van Houten
had married again. The author of
the item Is q contemplate sconndrel
and in this manner hoped to injnre
the fair name of the widow of the
gallant soldier who sacrificed his life
TO protect his regiment. Mrs. Van
HNr1tan ia q brave little woman and