Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26
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where refreshments(wil be sold, the
proceeds 80 pay fer the education of
a young Chinaman who is preparing
for missionary work among his peo-
pie.
Come and help a good cause and
spend a day Of real pleasure amid ma
lures charms, in swaying groves and
waving grass where ripping streams
abound. Come out you city people
from your dusty streets and stutfy
stores and drink nectar and eat am
brosia at least one day in the year.
We hope to get a speaker Of state
wide repute, but more next week.
The Old Settlers owned the City
Saturday.
The sweltering heat of Sunday and
temperature Tuesday.
j. II. Knowlton and wife left Mon
day for Hot Springs to attend the
grand army encampment and will
visit relatives in Pennington county
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tollefson of Nor
way township, took in the morning
part of the Old Settlers program and
then left for Henry, this state, to Wis
it relatives.
John e. Elster Of LaValley, was a
visitor and a renewal subscriber Tues
day. lie reports that his brother Al
bert's health is poor and that he has
been sick for a long time. Albert is
living at Alexandria, Minnesota.
Every one who has visited Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi,
in their new building says it is a
wonderful place. Judging from the
catalogue it must be so. Any onc in
terested a get a catalogue by ad-
dressing the school.
Pineules for the Kidneys 30 days
trial Sl.O0. Guaranteed. Pineules
act directly on the Kidneys and bring
relief in the first dose to backache,
weak back, lame back, rheumatic
pains, kidney and bladder trouble.
They purify the blood and invigorate
the entire system. Sold by |. M. Hell
mey & Co.
Louis Christopher was one of the
old settlers who enjoyed everything
from the band music to the Farmers
Elevator Meeting at the court house
Saturday as well as calling on the
LEADER and joined our big reading
circle as a new subscriber. Louis
lives on the old farm east of town,
one of the first homesteads taken in
the county by his father.
Mrs. J.. D. Richardson left for Chi
cago last Saturday in company with
her niece, Mrs. M. l.. Murray, and will
be a guest at the Murray home in
Chicago for several weeks. She will
| also visit relatives in Wisconsin and
spend about four months visiting be-
fore returning home. The LEADER
hopes she will have a delightful time
while absent.
Mesdames Adolph, Joe and Dan
Bragstad entertained owe sixty lady
friends on Thursday afternoon of last
week. A large tent was erected on
the lawn at the home of Mrs. Adolph
Bragstad, where the entertainment
took place, and this beautiful canvas
house afforded ample room for the
guests and attendants. 1t was an
elaborate affair and the refreshments
were varied and delicious. 1t was
one of the largest and most enjoyable
entertainments ever given in the
city.
Secretary and Manager G. r. Moul-
ton will sever his connection with the
Farmers Elevator Co. on the first of
July, he having made arrangements
to 60 into business in Washington.
Mr.. Moulton will be succeeded by
Chris Sandvig as secretary and mana
ger. This entire community regrets
to see Mr.. Moulton leave. He is an
old settler and has a host of friends
all over the Sioux Valley, and none
are more popular than Mr.. and Mrs.
Moulton. They have been prominent
in church work for years and will be
greatly missed In the M. e. Church
circles. While the Company has lost
an active and successful manager in
Mr.. MOultOn, it has found an able
and popular %uccesso in Chris Sand
Wig, who has been a member of the
Canton Board of Trade for a number
of years.
Will Kennison, one of the popular
young farmers in Dayton township,
found time between music and foot
races last Saturday to call at the
LEADER office and deposit a years
subscription. Will was accompanied
by his brother, Irving Of Fairview,
who was going to spend Sunday with
Will. Irving is a level headed young
gentleman who is firm in the belief
that there is no place like home with
the good things provided by mother.
The truth Of this statement Is abso-
lutely correct and will hold good the
world over, but there will come a day
when Irving may change his mind
and find someone who is NEARLY" as
good a cook as mother and he is just
about that @ now. When those lit