Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-02-08

iNN"' NiiS 4 Vi st'S "uStAVh
sales.
Miss Mary Uline went home Friday
to spend Sunday.
A grand mask ball Friday evening,
February Is.
Mrs. Thomas Thorson was a Sioux
City visitor this week.
Basket ball Friday evening this
week in Armory Hall.
Miss Mary Cooper gave a $500"
party last Saturday evening.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional Church met with Mrs. J. ID.
Cloud Wednesday.
Basket ball game in the Armory
Friday evening. Give the young
ladies a good house.
Roy Parkin and Charlie SHAFT came
up from Hudson Wednesday as wit
nesses in the Gallery case.
Miss Corine Milliman returned to
Sioux Falls Friday after a very plea
SAINT visit with Canton friends.
A party of young people enjoyed a
bob ride Wednesday evening with
Prof. and Mrs. WOODBURY. as chap
erOns.
The ladies of the Catholic Church
Aid Society gave a social and supper
at the home of the Misses Schoenauer
Tuesday evening.
Miss Helga Hage entertained
twelve of her lady friends at five
O'Clock tea last Saturday. 1t was a
very pleasant affair.
Geo. Carter, who is farming the
Ole Thompson half section farm
northwest of town, was a reneWal
subscriber this week.
Robert Buchanan was a genial WISH
tor Thursday. He continues to enjoy
the blessings of freedom from office
and the JOY of being an American
King.
William M. Parke of Lincoln town
ship was a welcome caller Thursday
and renewed his subscription. Mr..
Parke is one of the pioneers of the
county.
Siroc Chapter No. 4 r. A. w. will
hold special c~onvocation Saturday
evening; work in the M. M. Degree:
A good attendance is desired.
r. P. Dean, III. P.
O. M. Iverson, one of the solid business
men of Hudson, was among the Lead
er's welcome visitors Thursday. Mr..
Iverson is one of the best friends the
Leader has in the county.
President Overseth, of the Farmers
State Bank, gave a dinner party at
the Rudolph last Sunday to a few
near and dear friends. II you counted
carnations worn Monday you are able
to name the guests.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church will serve a New
England supper at the Congregation
al Church on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 20. Supper % cents. The pub
lie is invited.
Mr.. Kennison lost about $4,000 over
and above his insurance in the recent
loss of his hotel at Inwood. It's a
severe loss but Mr.. Kennison takes a
philosophical view Of the matter and
will probably rebuild.
A party of the older kids were
brave enough to face the storm last
Thursday evening and went in a
'sbob' across the river to Sam Thor
sons. They came home after the
moon was up, singing, ooh, Moon
Don't Tell"
John T.. Syverud was among our
new subscribers this week, and John
smiled as he wrote his check when
County Treasurer Hokenstad remark
ed that Bro. Syverud could draw a
check on any bank and have a "bank''
of his own left.
Henry f. Gerber presented the
editor with a handsome Autograph
Wednesday containing the names of
all the officers and members of Co. d.
First South Dakota Volunteers, and
a complete record OF the company
from muster in to muster out. We
shall refer to this beautiful illumin-
ated record at length next week. Mr..
Gerber was promoted to first sergeant
of the company after first sergeant
Madden had been wounded.
Miss Helga and Caroline Hage left
Monday evening for Minneapolis and
Chicago to study new ideas in mil
linery and then proceed to their re
spective places of business for the
seasons work. Both ladies hav We
many friends in Canton who have n
joyed their visit and regret their
leaving. The best wishes of all go
with the Misses Hage to their new
homes.
DR.. j. P. Brastad returned from
Minneapolis Wednesday after a brief
visit in that busy metropolis. 1t was
reported that he intended to locate
there, but the Doctor informs the
LEADER that he likes Canton too
well to leave and considers Canton a
better town to live in than Minnea-
polls. The LEADER is pleased to make
this announcement because DR.. Bras
tad has made a host of friends in Lin
colp county d1ripU his residence here.