Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-21

Carl Glaettil Is up az wentworth
looking after his harvest.
Miss Blanche Isakson is home from
her Spirit Lake outing.
Mr.. and Mis-. Josiash Straw are up
in Minnehaha county visiting rela-
tiveS.
Napoleon Lewis has returned to
Alcester where he is engaged in the
drug business.
Mrs. John Boutwell, and daughter
Alice are home from a visit with
friends at Sherman.
City Justice Solem has been enter.
tanning a second cousin of a Jobs
comforter.
Rev. j. d. Bohen has purchased the
William, Harmon property on west
5th street.
Miss Lottie Ralston has gone to re-
side on her claim twenty-five miles
from Hayes, S. D..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wallace are re-
joicing over the arrival Of a son Sun
day morning.
Fl. e. Thayer went out to White
Lake this week to look after his har'
vest.
DR.. Gulbrandsen left Saturday for
Chicago where he will visit for ten
days.
Mrs. Lundy and son Curtis of Yank'
ton are guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. w.
Dibble. .
Miss Ruth and Miss Eva Gregory OF
Alexandria, are visiting Postmaster
and Mrs. Smith.
w. r. Storie left for Madison, Wis.
to join Mrs. Storie who has been Wis.
iting with friends for some time.
Mrs. Thomas Collins and Mrs. Prof.
WOODBURY. entertained the Congrega.
tional ladies Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Collins.
Misses Minnie and Elsie Goodroad
returned Monday from an extended
visit with their sister, Mrs. Sedge.
wick, at Hawarden.
Prof. Lawrence, wife and children
have pitched their tent nigh unto the
Carl Glaettli bungalo west Of town,
where they are enjoying the simple
life.
Mrs. Montgomery left for Mime
apolis, ST. Paul, Milwaukee and Chi
cago Monday evening where she goes
to study millinery and purchase goods
for the fall trade.
Mrs. Van Camp and son Harry,
after an extended visit with the
Misses S%choenauer, have returned to
Highmore where Mr.. Van Camp has
an extensive real estate business.
Ingvald Fjeldskaal left for New
York Wednesday in the company OF
Sheriff Opsal who will see him safely
on a steamer bound for Norway.
Ingvald's .mental condition is not
we'll balanced.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Woodburn of
Fowler, Indiana, father and mother
of Superintendent WOODBURY. of the
city schools, arrived in this city We'd
nesday for a visit with their son and
family. 1t is their first visit this
far west.
James Lewis and DR.. Mold returned
last Friday from WATERFOWL where
they attended the annual meeting of
the state druggists association. They
report a splendid meeting and an I'M
usually large attendance.
Fred Smith, one of Uncle Sans
efficient rural mail carriers, has a
very handsome picture Of the rural
force with mail pouches ready for a
trip in the country. Fred's faithful
horse shows contempt for the motor
cycles as the artist snapped the snap
per.
The Griegs will give a grand CON
cert at Augustana College chapel on
Tuesday evening, August 18th.
Twenty members Of the organization
expect to attendsthe great Skandina-
vian-D Danish singing festival at Mimi
eapolis on August $3.50, and the home
concert Is to raise funds to meet Ell
Everybody should buy a
Mrs. Mary e. Wiley of Kadoka.
sends the LEADER a renewal sub
scription through Mr.. c. D.. Morris.
Mrs. Wiley writes of a little fracas
her son Hugh had over the possession
q quantity Of hay on a ranch which
belonged to Hugh. The other
fellow tried to brighten Hugh with a
gun but Hugh didn't scare. worth a
cent. Then the other fellow tried a
load of shot some of which entered
Hugh's face. Then Hugh charged on
The shooter with a pitchfork and
knocked him down and then told the
shooter what he thought Of him.
Death OF Ole Renli.
Information was received liz Can
Ton Thursday morning of the death
Ole Renli, which occurred at the