Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-05
You will find all the fancy smoking
tobacco at Becker'S.

Miss old Shedd, n OF the nigh
school graduates, left Thursday for
Lennon where she will spend the
summer with her grandpa and BROTH
er.
John Lee wants 10 acres broken.
He wants men to do the work. Call
on him at once four miles west and
one mile north of Canton. 4S-tf.
Judge and Mrs. Aikens and son,
Harry, were in attendance at the
Rudolph-Barrett Wedding Wednes-
day. Harry is a student at Yale and
is home for vacation.
The American Boomer Girls Base
ball club Of Chicago, ILL.,, will be in
Canton, Saturday June 18th. Come
out and see Miss Waddell the left
handed pitcher. Admission CSC.
A vote for Charles Cassill means re-
form in the treasurer's office. He
and the entire progressive party are
pledged to a depository law that will
give to the state interest on all state
money.
The LEADER has been unable to
find a copy of the Augustana College
commencement program which &C
counts for the LEADERS, lack of in
formation concerning this annual
event.
Found a little pocket book on Fifth
street last Saturday. containing an
up-to-date 10 cent piece, a few pen
MES and the gold end of a hair chain.
The owner a find the same at the
LEADER office.
Miss Agnes Skartvedt left Tuesday
for NOrthtield, Mimi, to attend the
commencement exercises Of st Olaf
College, where her sister, Miss Lajla,
is instructor in music and also a grad
late in classic music.
The Grand Chapter Of the Eastern
Star will meet in annual convention
at Mitchell on Tuesday June 9th.
Miss Nellie Bremen and other mem
bers of the Canton Chapter will at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haynes of
Alexandria,, parents of Mrs. w. b.
Hotchkiss, were In Canton visiting
their son and daughter before depart
ing for Sloan Springs, Ark. where
they 90 to make their home.
The ladies of the M. E. Church will
give an ice cream social Friday even
ing on the Court House lawn and the
young ladies of the Epworth League
will have a candy booth. Plan to
come and bring a friend with you.
Miss Florence Ingham, who has
spent her school year at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ThOrson, left
Tuesday for the home of her parents
in Butte county. A number of her
young friends gave her a farewell
party Wednesday afternoon.
Baptist Church, Morning service at
II. At this service Rev. f. II. Drew
EFT, a former pastor, is expected to
preach. Sunday School at IL. Even
ing service at 8. At this service the
Mayor and City Council will be pre-
sent. All the citizens are invited to
attend.
A evening of music, magic, and ven
triloquism at the M. e. Church next
Wednesday evening. The Epworth
League will give it. There will be
vocal and instrumental music, and
Mr.. Lee M. Stevenson will give one
Of his pleasing entertainments of ven
triloquist and magic. Prices Is and
20 cents.
The Railroad crowd in Sioux Falls
have threatened to buy up Canton,
Worthing and Hudson in order to
beat Charlie CaSsill in his own coun-
ty. This infamous gang Of boOdlers
may buy a few with money and whis-
ky but they can't buy enough to de-
feat MI. Cassill in his own county.
The railroads are buying everything
in sight as formerly.
At the M. E. church next Sunday
morning the pastor will give the an
nual address to the WOOdmen, who
will attend in a body. In the even
ing the sermon will be on "The Bib
lical Advice to Voters at In Elec-
ton" Text-Exodus IS: 1928. You
are cordially invited to attend these
services.
Arthur Goetz left for Roundup,
Montana, Thursday where he will
spend the summer with his brother,
Charles. He will return in the fall
and complete his high school course
and graduate next year. His BIRTH
day was June 3, and a large number
of young friends gave him a delight
full surprise at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorson.
Fred Oliver, manager of the depot
dining room, is anticipating with
much pleasure his occupancy of the
new lunch room in the new depot.
His new quarters are elegant and
every modern convenience has been
provided by the railroad company.
Fred is one of the most popular din
ing room managers on the line of the
Milwaukee, and his new quarters
will just about meet Fred's business.
There is nothing too good for Fred.
Earl Millage, Sol Of Mr.. and Mrs.