Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-09-25
DIR. j. M. EvELETH, DENTIST,
Crown and Bridge Work a speciality

Miss Onica Mile is now a teacher
in the Huron public schools.
Miss Anderson, who is teaching No..
II, the first school west of town, re-
ports % pupils.
Ole Knudtson and daughter came
up from Norway township Monday to
attend the funeral of Lars Wika.
Ed Hvattum returned from Sioux
City Tuesday with a a load of feed
erS.
f. FL. Treat came down from North
Dakota this week. He reports all
the Cantonites happy and prospecting.
States Attorney Carlson was taken
with a slight hemorrage Of the lungs
last Friday, but is about we'll again.
Mrs. J. G. Laxson entertained
twenty lady friends at a five o'clock
tea Monday. She is a charming host
ess and entertains lavishly.
Miss Stella Van Houten, daughter
Of the late Captain VanHouten, came
down from Lennon to visit her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
VanHouten.
Deputy Co. Treas. Tjaden has a
beautiful specimen Of petrifed wood
which he found In Wyoming. 1t is
n Of the finest specimens we have
seen for q long time.
Elmer Schubert was given a pleasant
surprise party asst week III honor OF
his 2lst birthday. Elmer has won the
confidence OF our people by his excel
lent business qualifications.
Misses Coneta and Alice Hokenstad
returned home last Friday from a
months visit with their sister Mrs.
Nels Ringheim at Madison, MINI.
The young ladies report a very pleas
ant visit.
The enrolment for the fall term at
Augustana College was $50 the first Of
week, and more students are expect
ed. This represents an increase of SO
students ove any previous year for
the fall term and indicates what the
enrolment for the winter term will
be.
The Dakota Magazine for Septem-
Der IS an interesting number and
handsomely Illustrated. 1t is pub
blished In Waterfowl at S1.5O a year.
G. ]. Bailey is manager and editor,
and he knows how to make his mag
azine a very desirable publication for
every citizen of the state. Is cents a
copy. Mr.. Bailey and his magazine
are worthy of a generous support.
Henry Mechalson, a former Dayton
lite, but now a big farmer out neal
Draper, in Lyman county, was a
LEADER visitor Monday. He owns a
fine so In Dayton yet and may con-
clude to return here. He owns a fine
half section Of good land in Lyman
which he may rent or sell or keep. |
He returns west next week and will
take In the Corn Palace on the way.
Superintendent Gunderson OF the
Be1oit Orphan Home wants to join
with the City Of Canton in changing |
the river back to the old channel. Its
up to Canton to help build a dam or
plug up the new channel or rearrange
the sewer system. A dam must be
built sometime and this is the time
to do it. Get your title fixed by some
one and then go ahead and do bust
ness. Don't fall asleep over this i'm
pOrtant matter.
A. ]. Miller, the big genial city
marshal Of Lennox, walked into the
LEADER Office Monday accompanied
by H. O. Hofmeister, a prominent
citizen 81 hat town When Bro
Miller said he wanted to pay So on
subscription, we felt quite relieved.
Hofmeister was a candidate for
the legislature at the June primary
but was defeated by second term can
didates and be feels perfectly satisfied
with the result. Where two or more
are seeking the same Of
de-, somebody Is bound to get left.
NJ. Hofmeister says his faith in re-
p1hlioansnccess Is Arm and he will
~ h6partsto help roll up q big ma
tp1ttvsln tnis county for Taft, vessey
andst3le Whoaeaticket Marshal Mil
1ssend MI. Hofmeister returned
1onthe 13:3o train.