Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-09-11

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House next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. N. G. Nash is attending the
state fair.
Cashier Anderson of the First Ma
tional is taking a brief vacation.
Miss Mary Anderson is home from
her Nebraska visit.
Don't miss the Missouri Girl. We'd
nesday evening Sept. l6.
Lou Hemstock had a serious runa-
way the other day.
H.. J. Ellis and family attended the
state fair.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewison are at home
from Bode, Iowa.
Geo. G. johnson and wife returned
from their Minnesota trip.
Miss Gala Tucker returned Monday
evening from her visit at Nashua,
Iowa.
Wanted a young lady to do light
/ house work with chance to study
music. Call at LEADER office.
J. M. Solso of Worthing has rented
the Guinter property from John Over
seth and will move in from Worthing.
Harold Manson has returned to Chi
cago after a brief vacation spent with
his parents In this city.
That Missouri Girl is the best Com
edv ever seen in the Canton Opera
House, Wednesday evening Sept. IL.
Frank Minis took few of his IA
nous Poland Chinas and fancy Shrop-
shire sheep to the state fair.
Mrs. E. S. Hanson and Mrs. A. b.
Carlson entertained a large party OF
friends at the home of Mrs. Carlson
on Wednesday.
Mrs. J.. H. Sogn will entertain
friends at the beautiful Sunnyside
farm home over in Lyon county on
Saturday.
J.. A. Jordan and wife of Waupaca,
| Wis, are visitsng Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Henderson OF Beloit. Mr.. Jordan is
a brother of Mrs. Henderson.
o. j. Hielesland of the Inwood
Hardware Co., was talking hardware
with Messrs. Repp and Bennett this
week.
The Cottage Grove Ladies Aid So
cietv will have a social at h home
of e. Permission on Friday evening of
this week. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Miss Corrine Milliman of Griffin,
N. d., was visiting friends in Canton
this week and went to Sioux Falls
Thursday. She reports that all like
their new home in the northwest.
DR.. Guy O'Neil left for Roundup
Thursday where he enjoys a fine den
tai practice and has a new office
building awaiting his return. Guy
never looked more robust and the
climate certainly agrees with him.
Emil Twedt and his sister Miss
Gina left for Huron last Tuesday 70
attend the fair, and on their way they
were going to stop at Woonsocket to
| visit their sister Mrs. Jacobson.
The Missouri Girl was here 8 years
ago and she proved to be n Of the
sweetest and most charming charac-
tiers that ever made a Canton audi
ence laugh and shout for joy. Next
Wednesday evening.
X. e. Jacobson came home from
Minneapolis last Saturday. He en-
joyed his visit among the state fair
boomers and says there was plenty OF
fun in store when he left. Claus
Keynes of Baltic was with him dur
ing the big show.
Don't forget Fred Raymond's great
comedy s'The Missouri Girl Daisy"
She is funnier than eve and more
brilliant than a diamond. Don't for
get this great play. 1t will be at
the Canton Opera House on Wednes-
day September Is.
Leroy Scott of Co. e. State Guards
men was promoted TO ~regimental
quartermaster sergeant while the
regiment was on duty at Fort Riley.
The promotion is a good one and now
Roy's next promotion should be to
the staff.
John Lundstrom of Norway called
Monday to enew a subscription for
his father, Andrew Lundrtrom, one
Of the old pioneers of Norway town
ship. John is living on his uncle's
farm north of his fathers place and is
a successful young farmer.
Miss Helen and Master James Web
ster of Texas, a nephew and niece of
Mr.. P. S. Pickett, are visiting at the
Pickett home in this city. The boy
is a dear, sweet little fellow and is
the joy and pride Of his sister since
mama's death over a year ago. Mrs.
Webster was the only sister Of Mr..
Pickett.
Rev. R. Norton of Hudson died
Wednesday morning at 7:30. He had
been a resident Of Hudson for twenty
one years and pastor of the Congre-
gational church over nine years. lie
was loved by a large circle OF friends
who will miss his cheerful greeting.
The funeral took place Thursday at
1 o'clock and his devoted friend, Rev.