Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-11-06
DIR. j. M. EvELErH, successor
to DR.. jennings, makes a speciality
Of Grown and Bridge Work.

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The grass is green and flowers
blooming in Canton.
The weather Tuesday indicated
prosperity and a Taft victory.
Napoleon Lewis came up from AL
cester to spend Sunday at home.
M. II. Gubrud of Norway was
among our renewal subscribers last
Saturday.
Prosperity hath a charm that max
eth men brave. Calamity bears it's
own message.
Mrs. Stowell and daughters, Leta
and Mildred, were Sioux Falls visit
ors Sunday.
Miss Maude Helmey who is teach
ing Hudson, is enjoying a three
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rikansrud and ba-
by boy of Fairview, were Canton Wis
itors last Saturday.
Miss Mary A. Anderson and Miss
Mona Kinsley are enjoying a brief
vacation from teaching.
Allen Crawford, one of the promi-
nent farmers in Fairview township,
was in Canton Monday.
Everybody looked happy Wednesday
morning. The people wore a smile
that won't come off for eight years.
The telephone office had a new
plate glass put in Tuesday to replace
the one broken by Master Whitehead
some time ago.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewison are rejoicing
over the arrival of a sweet little
daughter at their home, on the 10Th
of October.
A. 0. Richardson, the successful
pany, was among our renewal sub
scribers Monday.
Lee M. Stevenson, graduate of the
Jones School of Au%ctioneering cries
all classes of sales. For terms and
dates write, call or phone 366.
The Woman gave a very enjoyable
dancing party in their hall last Fri
day evening. These Yeomen parties
are fashionable, select and pleasant.
Mrs. W. G. Gemmill left for south
ern California last Friday, where she
will spend the winter and her Canton
friends hope she will enjoy her visit.
Charles Sand returned to Omaha
last week after a visit with Canton
relatives and friends. Charlie is |
meeting with success in his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Johnson of Chi
cago, have returned to their home,
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs., Ed @.
Warner, Mrs. Warner being their
John j.. Serum of Highland will
move to town next spring and occupy
his handsome cottage on Second
between Postmaster Smith
and Judge Kennedy.
Miss Bernice Bailey and Miss Pierce
Sioux Falls, came down Saturday
attend the Halloween party given
at the Nash home. The young ladies
home Sunday.
1t was one of the quietest elections
ever held in Canton. There was no
excitement or fuss. Everybody voted
and seemed to know what they
wanted.
John J. Serum, one OF the big far
mers down in Highland township,
has purchased the handsome cottage
on Second Street, between Postmas-
ter Smith and Judge Kennedy. The
property belonged to Mr.. Smith.
M. T. Gubrud, John Tollofson and
P. S. Paulson were up from Norway
last Saturday looking ver political
just keep your eye on
old Norway said Tollofson, we are on
the firing line and never get licked.
Mrs. John Isakson returned home
last Saturday from a visit with
friends and relatives at Minneapolis,
Durand, Wisconsin, and Davis, Hi
nois, and was absent over a month.
She had a delightful time while alb
sent.
Election is over and the country is
safe, therefore the LEADER will de-
more time to the local condi-
lions including seed corn and the
contest in which SO many
school boys will take part.
Miss Maud Mayer of Beloit, closed
$1,000 o4l@1 -
district No. 70, Fairview township
asst week. The closing exercises were
we'll attended and a sufficient sum of
money raised to pay what was due on
,he school organ. Miss Mayer is a
successful teacher and the patrons of
he district are highly pleased with
her work. Miss Mayer has a vacation
II one month.
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