Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-25
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Somebody said-wedding bells.
Miss Phillips has returned to he
home at Beloit. .
Col. Packard of Redfeld was in Can
ton last week for a brief visit.
Arthur Ross is home from Murdo t.
spent Christmas with his mother.
Miss Florence McDermott was {
Sioux Falls visitor this week.
A large number Of Augustana col
lege students left for their homes last
Saturday.
Alfred Quien was In town Tuesday
and he seemed to be busy hunting
Santa Claus.
Judith Greguson, a student in the
Wesleyan college at Mitchell, is home
for the holidays.
Frank Beck came home from Mitch
ell Monday where he is a student at
the Wesleyan college.
Miss Eva Conklin left for Ipswich
Tuesday to spend Christmas with hel
sister, Mrs. Bebee.
Good dry cord wood by the cord
81 500. This is hard and'soft mixed.
27-28 SAM Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Gray are rejoic'
ing Over the arrival of a o at theil
home Monday morning.
Roy Smith, son of Postmaster
Smith, is home for the holidays. He
is a student at Ames college.
Mrs. Parkenston of Highmore was q
Canton visitor last Saturday morning
enroute home from Chicago.
Santa Claus has been very busy this
week, In fact he has done more bust
ness this year than ever before.
Miss Mary Cooper went up to Sioux
Falls the first Of the week for a short
visit with friends at that place.
Willard Kennedy came home last
Friday for his holiday vacation. He
is q student in the Wesleyan college.
The eleventh session of the legisla-
ture will convene at Pierre on Tues.
day January S. 1t will be a busy SEES
sion.
Miss Hattie Beck came home Tues
day from Mitchell. She is a member
of the Wesleyan college debating
team.
Ed Benedict has a few of those
splendid monographs left. A phono-
graph is always In fashion and always
useful.
Miss Lajla Skartvedt Is home from
St. Olaf's College, where she has
charge OF the music department Of the
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus Of Algona, have
become residents of Canton and are
living In the John Feldman house
south Of the track.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Quincy,
Ills, father and mother of Mrs. Ed
Warner, have arrived here and will
make Canton their home.
Merle Rosecrans, Horace Ringheim
and Elmer Isakson are home for the
holidays. They are attending the
Ames Iowa college.
Maud Williams and Grace Whitlow
Of Worthing are home from Mitchell
for the holidays. They are students
in the Wesleyan college.
Miss Louise Clark who is teaching
In the Mankato Normal, arrived
Tuesday evening and will spend the
holidays with relatives and friends In
In this city.
Frank Holdridge, recently In the
barber business In the Knowlton
block, has removed to Lincoln,
Nebraska, with his family, where he
has q good opening.
Paul Thompt Of Eden township. is
the banner corn grower Of Lincoln
county this year. He raised nearly
1900 bushels OF corn. Paul a wear
diamonds and drive a big auto If he
wants to.
Gilbert Satrang has an ad In this
issue announcing his return to bust
ness In this city. He has just opened
up ! grocery store in his 1--WE building
on Main st. His stock is new and
fresh and of the best.
Prof. ]. E. Granrud lectured in
chapel Sunday evening.
He Is q teacher Of Latin in the Min
nesota University and is . gentleman
who thoroughly understands Roman
history.
Charlie Exile { Moe called Tuesday
and subscribed for the LEADER to be
sent to his father, Andrew H Exile.
at Garmo, Nordre Guldbrandsdalen,
Norway. MI. Exile will be absent In
the old country until next June.
Dan Cudney came down from Ray
mond, Clark county, last Friday to
spend Christmas with Canton friends.
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