Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-06

(, Cloud. IL.
E. A. Harmon was a new subscriber
this week.
Best hand made cigars at Becker.
Cigar Store.
Myron Rood returned Friday even.
ing from Sheldon.
Mules and horses for sale. Read
the for sale column.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. P. Eastcott visit.
ed Sheldon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wood attended
the Sheldon Fair Thursday.
DR.. Roy Davis Of Vermillion was in
Canton on business Tuesday.
Jesse Fiery of Sioux City was visit
ing Canton friends last Friday.
Mrs. w. L. Stevenson was a Shell.
don passenger Thursday morning.
Hon. w. c. Cook was in Canton
Monday on his way to Sioux Falls.
ALL kinds OF office supplies and
typewriter material at Mold & Bene-
diets.
Mrs. Jackson and children of Park.
err, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Menor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sigrud are proud
and happy owe a sweet baby boy that
arrived at their home Monday.
Read the for sale and bargain col
umn every week. You are almost
certain to find something you want.
DIR. Mold has a new and elegant
variety of postal cards. Call and see
them. 35. a
Mrs. Bacon and daughters returned
Saturday after a visit with friends in
Illinois. They report a very pleasant
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ross accom-
panied by Mrs. A. M. Ross went up
to Dell Rapids Saturday to visit Mrs.
Smith.
Miss Stella Plopper Of Cresco, Iowa,
has been the guest of Miss Pearl NAL
lory for a few days left for Lennox
Saturday.
Miss Ringdena Ringsrud returned
Monday to her home at Elk Point
after a pleasant visit with the Misses
Hokenstad.
Mrs. Frank Hawn is back from
Washington and will remain in Can
ton and Mr.. Hawn is expected before
winter sets in.
H. N. Cooper, VIM. Cuppett, John
Quien, F. H. Treat, Frank Minis and
others were ex~cursiOnists to Sheldon
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and daughter
Alice, of Delaware township visited
Saturday and Sunday with M. E.
Smith and family.
Grandma Nordvedt, Miss Hannah
Nordvedt and Mrs. Nordseth are
home from a two weeks visit with
Minneapolis friends.
Harry Berg has purchased the
John Webb barber shop fixtures in
the Knowlton block, and will contin-
ue MS business IneTe.
Mrs. Myron Rood, Miss Sadie
Arnold and Thomas Eastcott arrived
Thursday evening from Sheldon after
witnessing the races for a couple Of
of days.
Will Kennison, the Oldest son Of
VIM. Kennison, came over from Scot
land last week and went up to Mon
tana with his father and other land
seekers Monday.
Mr.. Charles Bremen was married
Saturday evening, August 81, at 7
pm. to Miss Emma Peterson, at the
home of the bride in the city by Rev.
w. Alfred Cave.
Soren ]. Ostraat left for Burling-
ton, Colorado, Tuesday where he goes
to live upon his homestead. Mr..
Ostraat has been a successful farmer
in Lincoln county, and his friends
wish him all kinds of good luck in
Colorado.
S. B. Averill was at Sioux Falls on
labor day and heard lawyer Egan talk
to the labor organizations. Mr.. Aver
i'll says that lawyer Egan is worthy
of all the good things he has heard
about him and that he Is an orator
and a brilliant advocate, and Mr..
Averill is an able and conscientious
critic.
Merle Dean left for Newton Iowa,
on the early train Wednesday morn
ing. and will arrive at his destination
the same day. His mission to New
ton is classed as the happiest that
man can make. 1t embraces all the
elements that brings humanity neal
er to the ideal of a beautiful life and
gives to man the greatest blessing on
earth. Mr.. Dean was married on
Thursday of this week to Miss Grace
Wendt, one of the sweetest and dear
est girls in Iowa. The LEADER ex-
tends congratulations.
Attorney P. M. Cloud of Earlville,
Iowa, arrived Saturday last for a
visit with his brothers j. D.. and
w. E. Of this city, and on Monday
was driven out into the country by
his brother j.. d. to seek the lair OF
the festive chicken, but the over
hrptol birds bod Aoup Affnrpou