Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-05
DIR. J. M. EvELETH, DENTIST,
and Bridge Work a speciality

Mrs. w. r. Storie left for Harvard
en- Wednesday for a visit.
Polls open at So'clock June
9th and close at 5 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penman are back
from their bridal tour.
Weather Observer Holsey reports
6.l5 inches of rain for May.
Nels Strand is busy putting up
wind mills and has a few left.
Mr.. and Mrs. CaSwell of Missouri,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Bene-
dict.
Frank Cuppett and Win Bennett
will graduate from the State Univer-
sity next week.
Edgar Dean returned from Cham
berlain Wednesday and reports Mrs.
Dean improving slowly.
a. b. Andrew of Cuba, Wis, is here
to see about the damage on his farm
from the recent storm.
Mrs. Laura Ottolingui of Omaha,
is a guest at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Thorson.
Mrs. Claudia Rudolph and SONS
leave next Monday for Ohio where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Maud Lewis came home Tues
day from Elk Point where she
taught latin in the high school.
Miss Mary Uline, me of the high
school teachers, left for her home at
Dell Rapids Thursday evening.
Mrs. Pin Rcebe nee Conklin came
down from Ipswich to attend the
wedding of her friend, Miss Rudolph.
The primaries open at 8
o'clock June 9th and close at
5 o'clock. Don't forget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Guinter of
Pipestone we're visiting Canton
friends and have returned home.
The progressive republicans will
close the campaign in this county
with a number of rallies Saturday
and Monday night.
County Auditor Kundert was a
Sioux City visitor Tuesday and during
the evening witnessed the political
excitement.
Miss Beulah Hunt and Miss Hazel
Hicks has returned to their homes in
Lincoln township. Both have been
attending the Canton high school.
The Philathea class will hold an
Apron Sale June IL and Is. Friday and
in the Anderson Building.
They will serve coffee and sand witches.
Don't forget Mr.. Voter that the
polls open next Tuesday at 8 o'clock
in the morning and close at S in the
evening, and don't fail to get out and
vote.
Miss Stella Sogn left Monday for
Northfield, Mimi, to attend the COM
exercises of st. Olaf COL
lege where her sister, Miss Judith, is
one Of the graduates.
Mrs. Mona Miller Smith returned
from Sioux Falls Saturday accompan-
led by her father, Major Miller, and
Mrs. Judge Aikens. Mrs. Smiths
health is greatly improved and her
many friends rejoice at the undou-
bted evidence of a permanent restor-
alton of health, after being confined
to her bed so long.
John Boutwell, returned Monday
from Pennington county, where he
spent five weeks with his sons, Char
les and Richard. He also visited Roy
Osborn, Riley Bradtield, Ed Berigan,
Miss Minor, Frank and Charlie Gage,
all from Lincoln county. Mr.. Both
we'll reports all of them happy, con-
tented and doing we'll.
DR.. Mold, Ed Benedict, Ben Wood
and Harvey James went fishing last
week and selected the river at Klon-
dixie as the place. They brought a
fine bunch home with them and to
prove the truth of their claims had
the fish and themselves photographed.
Some Of the fish weighed 10 pounds
but the LEADER has no evidence Of
this only from report.
The sudden death of Norman Falde
of Fairview township, came as a
shock to the many friends Of that
splendid young man. He was only
sick for three days, brain fever result
ing in death. He was buried in Trim
ity Church Cemetery in Norway
township on Tuesday and many
mourners followed his remains to the
grave. He was a son Of Cornelius
Falde and the family have the sim
cere sympathy Of a large circle of
friends in their sorrow.
Mrs. A. P. Dixon returned to Can
ton Tuesday after a five months trip,
extending from Canton to Chicago,
thence south to Oklahoma, Texas and
New Mexico. In Chicago she visited
with her sons, G. B. and A. P, and
other relatives, and in Oklahoma
with her son, Robert, who is a mem
Der of the legislature. She had a de-
lightful time In New Mexico. She
returned home by the way of Chicago
and was accompanied by her niece,