Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-11-06
DIR. ]. N. EvELETH, DENTIST,
and Bridge Work a speciality

Hllffah Tor old Lincoln. She can
always be counted on to do her full
duty.
For Sale-A fine Jersey COW, fresh
in about 2 months. W.. E. SoULE.
20tf
Rev. Hamlin will speak in the
Brick church next Sunday, morning
and evening.
The ladies aid society of the M. e.
Church will hold a bakery sale on
Saturday, Nov. I.
Attorney G. O. Knudson was up in
Day County on legal business, return
ing home Monday.
Mrs. G. E. Stowell and daughter
Mildred spent Sunday with Mrs. Fl.
w. Martin in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. G. e. Stowell sells suits, coats,
silk and cloth, shirt waist suits, etc.
Best of remodeling done without ex-
ira charge. Over LEADER office.
Andrew j. Rommereim of Pleasant
Vas III town Wednesday. He was
mighty well pleased with the vote in
his township and felt about as good
as the boys over in Norway township.
Mr.. Svere Westby and Miss Annie
Hervig, both of this city, were mar
ried on the evening of October 2lst at
the home Of the groom's mother, Mrs.
John Westby. Justice John Solem
performed the ceremony.
Bonnie SteensIand of Highland
township, has gone to Brookings
county where he purchased a quarter
section from Boye Olson. Ben's farm
joins Sven Rikansrud's and the young
gentlemen will live in the same house
and farm in company and-and, per-
haps.
The supper given by the high school
students in the old Congregational
Church last Friday evening was well
attended and the young people took
care of their guests in an elegant
manner. The menu was fine and the
receipts were about S44.
Senator P%ettigrew delivered an old
fashioned democratic address In the
court house last Saturday. The writ
er has known the Senator since 1870,
and he is still the same genial gentle
man as of old but in democratic uni
form he seems out of place.
The stone work on the new Luther
an Church is finished so far as the
walls and towers are concerned, and
the main tower with it's hattlement
top looks handsome and massive. and
a be e from a long distance in
the country. The roof Is finished and
the building is ready for winter.
Mrs. Iowa Christy cordially invites
the ladies to call on her in her new
quarters where she is better prepared
than ever to display her fine new line
of art needle work. Free lesson, every
p. m. from 2:30 till 5 over the LEADER
office.
Frank Budde recently purchased a
fine quarter section farm from Charles
! new ldli1 JO1uo wi.
Budde's old farm on the east, thus
him a splendid half,.section,
and n of the best in Dayton town
ship. The LEADER congratulates Mr..
on his ucces Frank said he
knew Taft would be elected.
Lee M. Stevenson bought the Hol-
Ter property on West 3rd. street from
FL. E. Thayer. Mr.. Stevenson gets
with the mouse about Al acres and
has secured a handsome and valuable
property. He intends to improve
and fence the grounds and hopes to
have one of the handsomest homes in
Canton.
0. J. Ostraat Of Burlington, Colora-
do, arrived in Canton last week for a
with his brother Soren, manager
Of the Thomas Thorson farm. Mr..
Ostraat adyertises a few horses for
sale which he wishes to dispose Of be-
fore returning to Colorado. See
in this weeks LEADER.
". IA. Duty duu i. "A. Duly VI
Chamberlain, are the gentlemen who
have purchased the H. E. Thayer
Try goods and grocery business and
ire invoicing this week. The Berry
Brothers are Turner county boys, their
being one OF the pioneers Of
that county, and for many years a
eader politically and socially. The
Berry Brothers are progressive bust
less men and will find a hearty well
come in Canton.
The Rev. Father Twohig of Lennox
las made arrangements to give nine
ectures to the citizens OF Canton on
moral subjects, at the Court House..
The first public lecture will be on
Saturday evening Nov. I, at 8 o'clock.
The subject is: "The evil of Cussing, /
swearing, and Blaspheming."
These lectures will last three quar-
ers Of an hour OF less. All are invit-
"a. Admission free.
o. T. Brandhagen and wife re-
urned from DEBORAH, Iowa, Monday