Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
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Mr.. p. S. Hanson of Dayton was a
fenewal subscriber Wednesday.
Miss Smith of Vermillion is visiting
fiss Vera Lewis.
Mrs. A. w. Brown of Dayton is
mOng our new subscribers this week.
Mrs. Edgar Deans many friends
I'LL rejoice to know that her health
limproving.
Geo Searles left for Cherokee,
Sw1,BN Monday where his mother is
sported quite sick.
Mis- Evanson lost a chamois skin
lore Sunday. Finder will please
~ at this office.
Miss Florence Rudolph gave a five
clock tea last Saturday afternoon to
number of lady friends.
Miss Alma Scion of Linn and her
ister. Miss Ellen of Dayton were well
ome visitors at the LEADER office
tuesday.
Mrs. F. A.. Keepleft for Butte coun-
MOnday~via Lennon. She went
oyisit her son and daughters who are
MEMBERS of the Canton Colony.
Oliver Bursheim, engineer at the
tate Soldiers home, is in Canton Wis
ting old friends and went to Sioux
Tails to attend the Odd Fellow en-
.ampment.
sRey. Orwall of Toronto and Rev.
5ulickson Of Pierre, were guests of
Dr.Lewison last week. The Pierre
gentleman is a brother of Mrs. DR..
Lewison.
Miss Lulu Maytag of Newton. Iowa,
is Visiting her friend Mrs. Grace
Dean, who entertained a number of
lady friends in honor Of her guest
Tuesday evening.
None received a heartier welcome
last Sunday at the corner stone cere-
monies than President Tuve Of Au-
gustana, which was his first appear
ance in public since he was taken
with pneumonia a month previous.
Miss Palma Anderson, Canton's &C
complished and brilliant pianist, is
home for a summer vactiOn and her
many friends were delighted to see
her. She will be heard during the
Epworth League Assembly.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
tones the stomach, stimulates the
lazy liver; strengthens the bowels and
makes their action easy and natural
The best tonic for the whole system.
IS cents, Tea or Tablets. 1. M. Hell
mey'S & Co.
Company E State Guardsmen of Can.
ton have received 60 new model
Springfield rifles to arm the company
which now has a membership of 50
/ enthusiastic young soldiers. Captain
Berg is proud of the company because
it is one of the best in the state.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give a supper Saturday May 23rd,
from 5 p. m. until all are served fol
Is cts. in the Anderson building
z Main street, Canton. Ice cream and
cake will be served all afternoon and
evening for 10 cts.
4 Charles Stricken is the name of the
new tinsmith just secured by the
Sioux Valley Hardware & Implement
Co. and he is a master workman. He
comes from Algona, Iowa, and his
family will soon follow and he will.
become a permanent resident of Can
ton. He is a son-in-law of Alexander
Hannah of this city.
Gid Glendinning has just written q
letter to the LEADER and other
friends have heard from him. He
is getting along nicely and has
helped entertain nearly all the "neW
corners" since he located south Of
Lennon. He, wants his lady friends
to know that his cooking has been ap
proved by all the young ladies who
have feasted at MS ranch on theil
way into that beautiful valley of de
light. He has promised the LEADEF
a letter for publication oon
Highest price paid for eggs
at Lybarger's Dollar Saving
Store. Bring in your eggs
during our great special shoe
sale. E