Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-11


house on account of an injured limb
caused by falling.
The Editor of the Leader left for
Pierre Monday to see how a reform
legislature begins business.
''Seven wonders for seven days"
Read Lybarger's ad and you will won
der at the great bargains.
Knute Rise was up from Norway
Monday and ordered bills for a big
auction sale to be held Jan. 81.
Mrs. O. A. Rudolph and daughter,
Lucretia, went down to Sioux City
Tuesday, returning Wednesday night.
Warren Judd departed last Thurs
day for Rockford, H., where he is
taking a course in a commercial col
lege.
Fred KRISTEN, brother Of j. S. Kir-
stein Of this city, was down from
Sioux Falls to spend Sunday with his
brother.
L. G. Obermann with his two
oiiSLO iiuoiC oollo, Palu uilS LCduSl d
visit Saturday and renewed his sub
Scription.
Miss Lajla Skartvedt left for ST.
Olaf College Sunday to resume her
duties as principal Of the music de-
partment.
Attention is called to three Ordi-
rananc r,ccnI hu thn Ttfu C>pra;1
Monday night. They should be read
by everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Knudson and
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Coon became
members of the Methodist Church
last Sunday. @
Mrs. Maria Gilbertson Of this city,
and Thorwald Sullestad of Norway
are among our SUBJ
ScriberS this week.
Almer Helgerson left for Pierre
Monday to witness the organization
Of the legislature and attend Cover
nor Crawford's reception.
Hedge Upland, of the Chicago Scan
.inaven Staff, is home from Chicago,
and will spend some time in the state
soliciting for that popular paper.
George Millett, John Wallquist,
DR.. Eneboe, Col. Repp and Paul Enc
Doe were generous subscribers who
renewed their subscription this week.
Carl Solem Of Lincoln, left for Muir
do Friday to visit his brother, John,
who has a fine claim out in that
country. He will remain about two
John Eneboe of Highland. is a new
subscriber this week, and the Leader
is indebted to our good friend, Hedge
Upland, for the order and the cash.
Thanks gentlemen.
O. G.. Tuve and wife and three
children have returned to their home
at Toronto, after a very pleasant hol-
iday visit at the home of his brother,
President Tuve of this city.
Henry Brandon will have an auc-
tion sale on Tuesday, January %, at
which time he will offer for sale a
number of high grade cattle, hogs,
machinery etc. Sale begins promptly
at l O'Clock. See posters for further
information.
More than five hundred audiences
been delighted after hearing
''Tallow Dips" by Robert Parker
Miles. You will be pleased too. This
will be the third number of the lee
course, which will be given at
Augustana College chapel, Monday
night. Jan. q.
T. J. Knowlton was down town
Saturday for the first time in a
He has been at home nurs-
ing a severe case of rheumatism, and
he has got the rheumatism
beaten to a finish, and we hope he
has. His friends were glad to see
him out.
Congregational services in the Pres
oyterian Church next Sunday. Morn
worship at a quarter to eleven.
Sunday School at II. Young Peoples
meeting at I. Evening preaching at
7:3O. Subject: "Our Need of God"
Everybody welcome, strangers espec-
tally.
Commencing Sunday, Jan. 20, and
continuing two weeks, a series Of
evangelistic meetings will be
held by the Baptist and Congrega-
5ional Churches. All the meetings Of
5he first week will be held in the
Baptist Church and during the sec
ond week in the Presbyterian Church.
Frank Davis and Geo. S. Evans, Past
orS.
Mrs. g. o. Knudson, organist in the
Church, was presented
a beautiful set of Haviland
by admiring friendsin the con
gregation. The testimonial came as
! pleasant surprise at the end of a
years faithful service. Mrs. Knudson
Is a very fine musician, and the gift
Of loving friends was a worthy offer
ing to a charming lady.
AS John Sogn Of Lyon county was
driving home last week, he found a
train crowding him for a crossing on
Main street, but by a liberal use of
the whip he beat the engine by a
narrow margin. He lost a fine pair of
patent leather shoes in the rush
were found by Walter Keith
and brought to this office by Fred
Keith last Saturday.
In the published list of the officers
of the Ladies Aid Society of the M.