Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

teachers tne Canton schools VIII
reach the hlghestdegree of perfection
and that Is the hope Of all.
There will be no preaching services
in the Congregational church next
Sunday.
-DiShwaSher and silver girl want
ed at once at the Rudolph Hotel
Canton. S.
Miss Onica Mile returned home
Friday from a very pleasant visit
with friends at Bryant.
The Philatheas cleared 1928 from
their apron sale last Friday and Sat
urday.
Hazel Hicks of Highland township
spent Sunday with Canton friends.
Mrs. George ~Sedgewick returned to
her home In HawardeD Friday after
spending a few days at the home of
F. A. E. Goodroad.
Mrs. j. d. Cloud and Mrs. James
Pattee entertained a large party of
lady friends at the home of Mrs. Cloud
Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock.
r. o. Manson Of Sibley, Iowa, broth.
er of our tOwnSman, A. e. Man
son, is in the city on a brotherly visit
accompanied by his wife.
Elmer Knowlton and wife, O. A.
Helvig and John A. Nelson left for
Hot Springs, S. D., Tuesday. These
gentlemen are seeking relief from
rheumatism.
Mesdames Adolph, Joe and Dan
Bragstad entertained a large party of
lady friends at the home of Mrs.
Adolph Bragstad Thursday afternoon
at four o'clock.
G. A. Engen, plumber and steam
filter, has located in Canton, and will
soon open a shop. He is at present
working at Sam Thorson's S. Those in
need Of his services can find him by
calling up Sam Thorson, phone 1908.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, base ball team made a
trip through South Dakota and play
ed about Is games. The boys are GER
tainly a lot of gentlemanly fellows
and a credit to the school.-Review.
Lillian, daughter of Mr.. and M RS.
Chris Sandvig, was ten years old last
week and had a very enjoyable birth
day party in company with twenty
four little friends. Lillian was pre-
sented with a nice ring and in the
evening Mr.. Sandvig took the entire
party to Dreamland.
The Boston Boomers bloomed it
over the Canton ball thumpers last
Saturday by a score of 8 to 7. It wasn't
a bad defeat after all. Some think
the Boomers smiled so sweet at the
Canton pitcher that he hadn't the
heart to do them up. The Boomers
are a nice bunch but no one wants to
how many real boomers there
were In the line up.
DR.. Veo e. O'Neil of this city has
been appointed dental surgeon for the
Fourth Regiment S. D. N. G., with
the rank of First Lieutenant. His
appointment came through Adjutant
General Englesby of Watertown, and
the honor IS high ly appreciated by
DIR. O'Neil's host of friends in Can
He is in every way worthy of
the distinction because he is a first
class dentist and a patriotic gentle
man.
A few days since a couple of very
pleasant weddings occurred at the
Episcopal parsonage. On
one day Mr. Carl M. Ekonger and
Miss Annie A. Permission, both of
presented themselves and
made husband and wife by Rev.
Cave, and the next day Mr.. E. A. Du-
litz of Redfield, S. D., and Miss Irene
Norton of Tama, Iowa, were made
)ne. Our best wishes go with the
couples.
No one gets more enjoyment out of
,he river than DR.. Mold with his gaso-
Inc boat. He is already an expert
engineer and the way he drives his
little steamer up and down the river
nakes.a fellow with a row-boat look
weary. The Doctor is an expert and
;uccessful fisherman and he says the
outdoor exercise is just what he needs.
Hanson put the engine in the
boat for the Doctor and he is enjoy
ng the amusement to the limit.
on the river Is q delightful
and Capt. Hanson has all
Kinds of boats for those who love a
tide on the bosom of the Silvery Sioux.
The writer took a walk over Assem-
0ly Park last Sunday and was sur
orised and pleased to note the slight
damage from high water. Every cot
age was dry and ready for occupancy.
few days Of sunshine and the
grounds will be in condition for the
crowds that are expected to enjoy the
splendid program provided. The
is In fine shape, the eat
ng house is ready for business, and
III the cottages are in as good condi-
ion as could be expected. The Sioux
liver was higher this year than for Is
ears but the new channel cut across
he Iowa bend changed the course Of
he river and relieved the Assembly
rounds from q direct. overflow