Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03

a Minis is al DeSmet hunting
Rev. G. S. Evans left for the Black
Hills Tuesday.
Rousing College songs and yells. Al
the Opera House April 9th.
MRS. G.. w. Stanley visited with
friends at Sioux Falls Monday.
Capt. E. o. Berg has moved into the
residence south OF the old Congrega,
tional church.
Spring is here to stay we hope anG
the robins are. busy selecting homes
for the summer.
Miss Ruth Holmgren of Alcester, is
visiting Misses Josephine and Flor.
ence Indseth of Canton.
l.. N. Rommereim Of Norway and
John Eneboe of Highland were among
our renewal subscribers this week.
Tillman Mausbach was holding
his end of a log among the Woodmen
Wednesday at the county convention
Prof. Travaillie, editor of the
Worthing Enterprise, was in towr
Wednesday. He moved his family to
Worthing Thursday.
Remember the ward caucuses or
Thursday, April 9, from 4 to 8 p. m
Turn out and do your duty. See of
fetal call in this issue.
Mrs. E. B. Colby, who lives on the
Iowa side of the river, two miles
north of Hudson, was a visitor Tues
day. She called to subscribe'fo the
LEADER.
The Gate City Bakery is turning
out a new kind of bread in addition
to their regular kind, called "Potato
Bread" 1t Is pure and wholesome
and sold at 3 cents per loaf.
Charlie Christopher left for Hot
Springs, Ark, Tuesday, on informa.
ton that his brother John was seri.
ously i'll. The report in circulation
Wednesday, that John was dead was
groundless.
4-"Angling In Norway" will be put
on at Dreamland Theatre beginning
Thursday night of this week. This
is the only Norwegian play that could
be obtained. Don't fail to see it,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
L. N. Christensen was presented
with a gold headed cane by his old
friends in Canton as a token Of esteem
for a gentleman who has resided in
Canton for 20 years. He and his fam
lily departed for Granger, Washington,
Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. C%orrigan came down
from Sioux Falls Tuesday and will re-
main in Canton indefinitely. They
are stopping at the Rudolph. Mrs.
Frey of Jersey City, N. j., accompa-
MED them and will remain here on a
visit for a few days.
Baptist church morning service at
IL. Subject: The Forward Move
ment. Sunday School at II. Even
ing service at 1870. Subject: The
Work of Our Hands. The pastor,
Rev. Frank Davis, will conduct the
services. The people are earnestly
invited to attend.
There will be a civil service exami-
nation held at the Indian Asylum at
Canton on June 1st, 1908, beginning
at 9 a. M, for the positions of engin-
eer, at $72O: Matron, $500: attendant
male, $3.50; attendant female, 1920;
night watchman, 1880; cook $3.50;
laundress, s4So; dining room girl, $3.50.
For further information enquire Of o.
S.. Clifford, secretary board Of exam
liners.
Those who found fault with the
primary law in relation to the selec-
tion and election of delegates in the
presidential campaign will no doubt
be satisfied with the law in regard to
the June primaries where every voter
will have a chance to vote for whom
he pleases. The March primary law
will be changed, nc doubt, to bring
the selection of delegates closer to
the "town meeting' system.
Editor Noahr, the dashing and &C.
complished gentleman who handles
the editorial quill on the Lennox In
dependent, accompanied by Miles
Tullar as chief of staff, arrived in Can
ton Wednesday morning to attend a
county convention of Modern Wood
men. Bro. Noahr called at the LEAD
Err office to greet the force and set up
the cigars. Some of the boys thought
Frank was handing out matrimonial
cigars. Bro. Noahr is a hummer and
always happy.