Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-10-16
DR.. J.. M. EvELETH, DENTIST,
Crown and Bridge Work a specially

Or. and Mrs. Morrison are home
from a ten day visit at Des MoineS,
Iowa.
Mrs. Stowell sells corsets, under
wear silk and knittop petticoats, hos
iery etc.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ.
e. Church met with Mrs. Charles L..
Kundert Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. Wilcox of Sioux City is
moving to Canton and will occupy
the Mrs. Gilbertson house.
Mrs. Stowell sells ready made and
tailor made skirts in all the latest
styles. Over LEADER Office.
Claus TIegnes, cashier Of the Baltic
State bank, was in Canton Monday.
He is looking fine and growing stout.
Hon. f. G. Robinson of Groton, re-
ports Brown county in fine shape and
will roll up the usual republican ma
jority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ness of Clark
county, who had been visiting rela-
tiveS i'm Lynn township for some time
returned to their home Wednesday.
Mrs. Iowa Christy is back from her
sad mission Z Iowa where size was
called by the sudden death of her
father. Her art rooms are owe the
LEADER office.
The Schubert Mandolin and Guitar
Club will render some very bewitch-
ing selections at the SchuDert'S con-
cert IN Saturday evening, Oct. "a, at
the Opera House.
a Lady Quartette is always a source
of delight to lovers of beautiful music,
ard the Schubert Lady Q%uartette is
one of the best. Hear them Saturday
evening, Oct. "a, at the Opera House.
See Mrs. Stowell ladies if you want
a new coat or suit. She handles ex-
elusive styles. No money required
1>until goods are received and inspected.
Best of remodeling done without ex-
ira charge. Over LEADER Office.
Hear Attorney Egan next Monday
night at the Canton Opera House and
you will hear something mighty in
tereSting. Secure your seats early at
Noid's and avoid the rush. Every
body wants to hear the brilliant Sioux
Falls attorney discuss the conspiracy.
Pleasing the people has been a trade
uritl fhn CrhI1hnrt Synon hnnV G1lh
and Lady Quartette, for many years,
and their program contains lots OF
fun of a refined nature, as we'll as a
wealth of fine music. Hear them at
the Opera House Saturday evening,
Oct. "a.
The post office at Lennox was rob-
bed Monday night. Burglars broke
into the safe but were unable to open
the inner chest. Six dollars in cash
and about $25. worth Of stamps were
taken. The inner chest contained
5000. The robbers escaped on a hand
car and no trace of them has been
found S o far.
Charlie Obermann and his brother
Gus. after visiting with John Cornell
ius and other friends around here,
have returned to their home at Bel
levue, Iowa, John Heneger and sol
| Henry of Washington were of the
party and father and son have gone
down to the old Iowa home at Bel
levue.
Sam Ness and his brother Andrew,
formerly of this county but now of
Clark county, were LEADER visitors
Wednesday. Andrew owns a fine
farm west of Naples in Clark county
and called to subscribe for the LEAD
Err before leaving for home. There
are five brothers Of the Ness family
four in this state and one in North
Dakota. Sam is nj of the old set
tiers in Lynn township and has been
reading the LEADER since 1890. He
left S.. on subscriptions then de-
parted with his brother Andrew for
the train.
Judge and Mrs. Clifford entertained
a large party of friends Tuesday even
ing Is a farewell to the past and pres
ent employees of the Indian asylum.
1t was a delightful event because it
represented the good will of the late
superintendent towards those who as
sisted him in the care and manage
ment of the institution. Mrs. Claudia
Rudolph assisted Mrs. Clifford in do
ing the honors. Those who enjoyed
the hospitality of the Clifford home
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seely,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Luther, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arndt Hanson, Miss Randy
Christopher, Miss Julia Johnson, Miss
Mary Smith, Miss Thea Hanson, Miss
Mary L. Mcguire, Elmer Hendricks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Satrang. Fred
Keith, Walter Kundert and Birney
Christopher.
l.. L. Pidcoe, of the firm of Pickett
Pidcoe Co., arrived in Canton Wednes-
day for a brief visit. He occupies a
responsible position with Marshall
Field, the greatest dry goods house in
the world. Mr.. Pidcoe has charge of
the entire northwest with sume IS or
10 travelling statesmen under his di-
rectiOp He states that tho bI1Sipocc