Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-07

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l.. ID. Richardson of Milwaukee, ar
rived Sunday to look after his farm
interests near Harrisburg.
Engebret Hotter and Chris Engen,
each subscribed for the LEADER Sat-
urday to be sent to a relative and a
friend.
The bus team ran away again last
Friday morning. Somebody will get
killed before this fool team is put at
other work.
Clarence and Julian Berdahl came
down from Minnehaha to attend the
commencement exercises at August
ana college.
Miss Alpha Peterson and her moth
er of LaNalley were LEADER NlSltOrS
Saturday. Miss Alpha called TO sub
scribe for the LEADER.
Don't forget that the ladies aid
society of Grand VALLEY church vii!
hold their annual sale and dinner at
the home of Ole Torberson on Mon
day, June 10th.
Some of our best people are using
Perma-Lac. 1t is fine for furniture,
floors, walls, ceilings, buggies, wagons
for hundreds of articles. Sold by
Dr.. A. G. Mold.
Homer DeNewer has an ad in this
issue that will interest horSemen.
He has three fine unbroken colts for
sale, and two that are broken. Here
is a chance to buy some good young
horses.
Pipes, handsome and cheap, at
Becker's Cigar Store.
Mr.. William e. Christensen and
Miss Mertine Smith, both of BereS-
ford, S. d., were married at the Con
gregational Parsonage on SATURDAY
afternoon, Rev. Geo. S. Evans, otlicl-
ating.
Miss Bessie Henderson of Beloit,
went over to Rock Rapids last Thurs
day, returning Friday. She has re-
Gently closed a very successful years
school in the Sullivan district, where
she has taught for the past three
years.
e. A. Jones of this city underwent an
operation at the Durham hospltal
Sioux Falls last Thursday for append
icitis. DR.. Corrigan performed the OPP
Grafton. His many friends will be
pleased to learn that he is getting
along very nicely.
Bent Olson and Homer DeNewer
and the editor were discussing Sun
day school affairs Saturday and 1T was
proven by unquestiOned evidence that
carrying Sunday School books under
your cap when a youth has a serious
effect upon hair.
ALL kinds of Office supplies and
typewriter material at Mold q Bene-
diets. 40.
Roy Osborn, Dick Boutwell, and e.
j. Berrigan returned last week from
Rapid City, where the young gentle
men filed on hOmeSteads in Pennlng-
ton county just east of the Cheyenne
river and about halfway between the
new lines of railroad.
Baptist Church Sunday June 9th
Morning service at II, Sunday School
at II m. Young Peoples meeting at
7 o. m. Evening service at 8. Subject
Christian Citizenship, Prayer meet
ing at s O'Clock on Thursday evening.
The public cordially invited to attend
these services.
A number of Canton Christian En-
deavors attended the Sixteenth An
nual Convention OF the Sioux Valley
Christian Endeavor Union at Hudson
this week. Mr.. Frank Nash, Miss
May Brown and Rev. Evans repre-
the Canton society on the pro-
gram.
An immigrant family were compel
led to remain over night in Aberdeen
because the railroad agent couldn't
change a 81 900 bill, and the family |
had trn,,h1n raffinr hna ri and lO6D- |
1000 bills are a nuisance when
one is travelling, and that's the reason
travel so little now.
Invitations are out for a wedding
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. f. Frame, given in honor of their
Miss Alice and Mr.. Dale
the evening of June II. The LEADER
extends congratulations in advance to
Mr.. Dick and his charming young
bride.
Best hand made cigars at Becker's
Cigar Store.
Mrs. Nels Hoff and daughter, Olive,
came down from Garretson to attend
the commencement exercises at Aug
College. Mrs. Hotf is a daugh-
ter of County Treasurer Hokenstad,
and made a brief visit with her par
entS while here. She returned home
the Both ult.
B. Fl. Trip is keeping very quiet
about getting from the top of a load
of hay into a ditch with two feet of
water and as Don as he struck water
the hay came piling on top of the one
third submerged veteran. He fought
his way out but he is still over mod
est about the particulars.
John Johnson, A. H. cambridge
and nine other hustling farmers each
with a team loaded up new lumber
last week and hauled it up to the
Henry Nienstadt farm in Dayton
township where John Mile will erect
a fine residence for the use of Mr..
cambridge and family who rent the
farm.
Fishing tackle, lawn tennis, and
base ball goods at Mold & Benedict's.
Harry B. Harris of Sioux Falls, was
in the city the latter part Of the last
week visiting friends. Harry has
been manager Of the Postal telegraph
office in that city for the past two
years, but has just resigned on ac-
count of health and expects to leave
this week for Salt Lake City and
other western points on a vacation.
B. F. Opsal, a nephew of Sheriff
Opsal who resides in Okeene, Okla
homa, arrived in Canton on Decora-
tion Day for a brief visit with his
uncle and other relatives here. He