Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-11-13
to DR.. jennings, makes a specially
Of Crown and Bridge Work.

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A. J. Rommereim Of Pleasant town
ship was in town Monday.
The first real freezing weather o
the fall came on Monday night
November 9th. The thermometer
showed 10 above at 7 a. m.
Mems all wool hose 35c, Others
sell at SOC.
A. II. Wells returned last week
from a very pleasant visit with the
Dayton colony up in Morton county
North Dakota. Alb. says the boys
are all prospecting and in good health
Mold and Benedict are preparing
for a big holiday trade and expect to
carry the finest goods in their line
that our people have ever. seen in
Canton.
Mrs. Marie Gilbertson writes from
San Diego, California, asking that
her LEADER be sent there. She will
spend the winter on the coast and
make headquarters at San Diego.
Bro. Ingham will return to Miles
City soon where he will open up a
job printing office. We are glad to
know that William is prospecting and
a host of friends in Canton wish him
all kinds of success.
The "Trip County Journal is the
name of a new paper just issued at
Lamro, by James w. Putney. The
new candidate for public favor has a
fine field for Newspaper work and the
LEADER wishes the new venture sue
cess.
Nels Anderson of Wisconsin, an old
school-boy friend or J. j. Chraft of
this city, was a Canton visitor Mon
day. He apd Mr.. Chraft had a very
enjoyable visit and talked owe their
boyhood days with great pleasure.
Mr.. Anderson is travelling for a CLOTH
ing house.
o. A. Jensen is a recent arrival
from old Norway. He has been in
this country three weeks and made the
trip to visit his soninlaw and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson Of
Grand Valley. Mr.. Jensen is a very
pleasant gentleman and likes our big
prairie country very much.
Groceries at Lybarger's are cheap
er than you can buy them any place
in the state.
Miss Emma Scion who is teaching
in district No. 4, Lincoln township,
was among our welcome visitors Sat-
urday and was accompanied by her
sister Miss Ellen, of Dayton. Miss
Emma is one of the most successful
teachers in the county, and called to
renew her fathers subscription to
the LEADER.
Mrs. A. Brady Beck of Sioux Falls,
was duly and truly initiated into the
mysteries of the Eastern Star Mon
day. Worthy Matron Nellie Bremen
presided and was ably assisted by her
efficient staff. After the business of
the lodge had been disposed of the
ladies furnished a delicious lunch
which concluded the social features
of the evening.
A large number of young ladies met
at the home of Mrs. H. X. Rise. Mon
day night and made the event men,
orable by a linen shower in honor of
Miss Anna Jacobson who will be mar
ried in this city IN Tuesday Nov. II,
to Mr.. Thomas Warner Clapp of
Sioux City, and the LEADER takes
great pleasure in extending congratu-
lations in advance.
The meeting of the Teachers Asso-
citation of the county in this city last
week was one of the most interesting
eve held in the county. The pro-
gram was a good one and those who
took part showed great interest in
the work. Out of la teachers in the
county. there we're yer 100 present.
Superintendent Lawrence feels high
ly elated over the growing interest in
school work among teachers and
school officers.