Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19

Dafper ).
Carl Christopherson is a new sub
scriber this week.
Becker's famous new ten cent cigar
La linda. will soon be on the mark
ct.
Mrs. Henry Cooper entertained a
number of lady friends at tea Tues
day afternoon.
Conductor Mark Cuppett and wife
were over from Sanborn last week for
a visit with Col. Cuppett.
Preaching services at the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday. Morning
preaching at lO:45. Sunday School at
noon. Young Peoples Society meet
ing at : o'clock. Leader Miss Myllie
Goetz. Evening preaching a usual.
Everybody invited.
Misses Lands, Miller, Oliver and
Flory went up to Sioux Falls WcdneS-
day with Mr.. Suorie and his big auto
to see the Lion and the Mousse
MI. StOrie says that none of the ladies
screamed when the mouse ran across
the stage. The lion was harmless.
Miss Sarah Thompson of Dayton
township, is teaching a spring term
of school over at Rock Valley and
has been busy with the youthful
George WaShington'S for over two
weeks. Miss Thompson's splendid
work as a teacher is highly appreci-
ated in Sioux county.
William Kennison returned from
his Montana trip last week and ex-
pressed his confidence in the rapid de-
velOpment of the country through
which the Pacific extension of the
Milwaukee passes. He and J. @.
Adams have opened a real estate Of
flee in Miles City. where they expect
to do an extensive business. Mr..
kennison will continue his Canton
Office as formerly.
"Jesus Christ as the Intercessor'-
John II: 9, 20, %, will be the theme
of the pastors morning sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday. The subject of the evening
sermon, based on Luke II: LIB, will
be ''Christ Teaching How to Pray"
Morning service at 1920; Sunday
School y VI: Epworth League at 700
p. NJ: evening preaching service at
500 O'Clock. A cordial invitation is
given you to attend.
George w. Engle, the blacksmith,
while engaged in emerywheel work
Tuesday met with a severe accident
to his right hand. While at work his
mitten came in contact witha bolt
which threw his thumb, in some way,
against the wheel and before he knew
what had happened the first joint of
his thumb Vas gone and the bone of
the second Joint was bare. The in
jured thumb was quickly bandaged
and Mr.. Engle walked to DR.. Rogers
Office where the wound was attended
to, DR.. Morrison assisting.
The annual meeting of the South
Eastern Teachers Association is held
at Parker this week. Friday and Sat-
urday. Rev. G. S. Evans will repre-
sent the Canton Board of Education
with an address on practical Educa-
tion.n President Gault Of the State
University, DR.. Weir of the Dakota
University, Prof. e. Q. Perisho, State
GeOlogist, State superintendent U.s.
trud and others will speak. Profs. e.
have musical numbers on the pro-
gram.
EX-County Auditor Charles Kund-
ert left Tuesday for Bowman county,
North Dakota, to visit his son, Walt
er, n o une LlUlle MISSOURI al
ley county over for the purpose of in
vesting. MI. Kundert is an old resid-
ent of Lincoln county <and an honor
able, clean cut gentleman, who leaves
a host of friends who wish him all
kinds of good luck and success. He
discharged the duties of county audi
or for the past four years with tideli-
ty and ability and expressed his APP
probation for the good will and kind
ness of the people he loves so well.
Marie, the seven year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence DarrOW,
who live on one Of the Austin Olson
farms in southern Highland, died
Monday of scarlet fever and the body
of the dear little girl was buried
Tuesday in the Romsdal church Gem
etery. No service was held owing to
the nature Of the disease. Under
taker Byrnes had charge of the fun
eral arrangements. The sincere SYM
pathy of the many friends of the
Darrow family is extended them in
their sorrow.
Pipes, handsome and cheap, at
Becker'S Cigar Store.