Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-07-24
Clarence Sogn was ove from Iowa
WedpoS1au

Clarence Sogn was over from Iowa
Wednesday.
DR.. Mark Brown of Lennox was
visiting In Canton this week.
J. P. Hawn will succeed Z. L. Red
field as alderman in the 4th Ward.
The Misses Sullivan of Sioux City
are guests of the Misses Schoenauer.
John Elster of LaValley was in
town Wednesday after harvest sup
plies.
Mrs. W. r. Storie has gone to Wis
consin for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Rev. Nordgaard occupied the pull
pit of the Lutheran Church at In
wood Sunday.
Ed. Sogen vas in from Worthing
Thursday. We asked him a question
or too and he smiled.
@. Fl. Fitch and family were Sum
day visitors at Hudson. Mr.. Fitch
reports crop conditions magnificent.
Cloud Bros. & johnson have an ad
In this issue that farmers will find in
teresting If in need of farm machin-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bragstad left
Minneapolis Monday for Chicago In
Dams big auto, accompanied by three
friends.
Mrs. s. B. Averill entertained Mrs.
G. w. Egan Of Sioux Falls, and Mrs.
Egan's mother and two daughters on
Tuesday.
Miss Hilda Langmo In order to
properly celebrate her eighth birth
day entertained a large number Of
young friends.
Jay Carpenter left for Harpers Fer
ry, Va, this week, where he will Wis
It with his mother for a time and
then 60 to New York.
Mrs. Talcott and Mrs. G. r. White
head entertained the Ladies Aid So
ciety Wednesday. A very enjoyable
afternoon was spent.
Mrs. Stephen Jones and daughter
Ruth returned Saturday from a
Worthing visit accompanied by Mas
ter Gerber a grandson.
Alderman Minis has purchased the
store building he is now occupying
from G. s. Hanson. It's a fine pro-
perty and a splendid business loca-
tiOn.
Mr.. and Mis-. Charles Schmalz were
up at Harrisburg and at other points
visiting their farms and inspecting
their crops. MI. Schmalz has several
fine farms.
Mrs. Charles Looney, returned to
her home at Lacrosse, Wis, Tuesday,
after a weeks yisit with her mother
Mrs. Bagley Of Mitchell, but formerly
Of Dayton township.
Mrs. Orstad and three children
from Minneapolis, are guests at the
home of Mr.. ard Mrs. G. B. Strand
out in Grand Valley. Mrs. Orstad Is
a sister Of Mrs. Strand.
Miss Lavella Byrnes was seven
years old last week and the little
lady, to properly celebrate the event,
entertained q large number of young
friends and it vas a merry party.
Co. Treas Hokenstad and wife, Ole
Rossum and wife, Simon Schrager
and wife and M. Grevlos and wife
were guests of MI. and Mrs. A. p.
Haug and wife In Dayton township.
G. M. Brenner of Worthing was a
LEADER s7;s;.c- WWeeaaesday He is
connected with VIM. Bradshaw in the
elevator business and is a very genial
gentleman. He called to renew his
Subscription.
Miss Lillian Owens Of Monticello,
Wis, half sister of w. j. Byrnes left
for KimballW Wednesday after a weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Byrnes. Miss
Owens will also visit relatives In
Gregory county.
Miss Amelia Benson called Tuesday
and had her brother Carl's paper sent
to Haynes, Adams county, North
Dakota, WIRE Carl owns a fine farm
just twelve miles north of Lennon,
Mrs. Benson, Carl's mother, has joined
her son and will make her home with
him hereafter. Carl Is q sae
meso deserving young men that has
secured 3 claim In North Dak0ta-