Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-10-23
DR.. ]. M. EVELETH, DENTIST,
and Bridge Work a speciality

Henry Skie and bride were in town
Monday.
Roomers wanted at 2222 West Second
\ street. Is 10.
Ed Isakson had apple trees in bios
som last Saturday.
Henry SAie Of Grant township was
\ a visitor and a renewal subscriber
\ Monday.
Henry Skir, p. G. Peterson and
Henry DAlgard we're new subscribers
this week.
Otto Johnson Of Highland sent the
LEADER a fine ear of corn Tuesday by
Leo SandvIg.
IOu want to see Ed Barrow quick
if you want to get n Of his famous
Poland Chinas.
b. e. Ketchum has just bought the
handsome Giaettli cottage corner of
Second and Dakota avenue.
p. $. PaulSon and John TollefSon
came up from Norway Monday to
hear what G. w. Egan had 80 say.
Carl GIacttli is about to build a fine
two story residence on his farm on
the west side Of town. Carl is fond
Of out door life.
Rev. DibbIe will preach in the Bap.
list church next Sunday morning at
II O'clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended t" the public.
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High School Supper Oct. 30, Old
Congregational Church. Benefit II.
). Athletics. Come out and eat your
till for % cents.
The rain Monday night was hailed
with delight by all. There was great
danger from fire and everybody felt
relieved when the rain came.
Mrs. Mona Miller Smith has been
gaining strength rapidly of late and
is now able to be out and enjoy social
functions among her many friends.
High School Halloween Supper
Friday night, Oct. 80. Benefit Ath-
letic associations. All you can eat
for a quarter.
Mrs. Marie Gilbertson has been out
in the country visiting friends as she
expects to lea We for California next
week for a winter sojourn at San
Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitmore are
home from their wedding trip and will
0 o be at home to their friends at
the corner of Third and Kimball
streets.
J. ID. johnson called last Saturday
and renewed a subscription for his
brother. Gerhard L. Johnson, who is
out on his claim neal Cotton wood,
Stanley county.
p. G. Peterson who is renting the
X. O. Gedstad farm on the north line
of Delaware township, was a LEADER
visitor and a new subscriber Monday.
Mr.. Peterson has a fine farm and is
doing well.
Hear '"The Little Giant" on county
option at the Court House on Friday
evening, October Goth. DR.. Charles
Grant Jordan is 1.-THE Little Giant
and is said to be equal to the great
Murphy.
Hon. Ora II. Porter of Des Moines,
was in Canton this week visiting his
old friend Hon. Chas. O.. Knudson.
These gentlemen were law partners
in Chicago before Attorney Knudson
came to Canton.
Martin Peterson of Dayton town.
ship, who has successfully managed
the William Shields farm for the past
eleven years, was a new subscriber
Wednesday. Mr.. Peterson is a good
farmer and is progressive in his bust
ness methods.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ringheim of
this city are rejoicing over the arriv-
al Of a boy and a girl at their home
early Sunday morning Oct. IS. John
feels that he has a right to be happy.
Mrs. Ringheim is a sister Of our pop
ular tailor, T. T. Sexe.
Mr.. Walter Stiles of Beresford and
Mrs. Alfaretta Campbell of Canton
were married Wednesday afternoon
at the Congregational parsonage by
Rev. Geo. S. Evans. Mrs. Campbell
is a daughter of George A.. Swartz of
this city.
Josie Hall of Norway township.
daughter Of Asa Hall, returned last
week from a months visit with
friends in Minnesota, stopping a few
days with friends in Sioux Falls en-
route home. She says she had a de-
lightful visit.
Henry Skie was a new subscriber
Monday. Henry is one of the pros
porous young farmers in Grant town.
ship and the Grant township cores
pendent has al important item of
news this week concerning Henry,
and the LEADER joins with Henry's
many friends in extending congratu-
lations over his recent marriage.
David Engebritson, one of the prom.
inent young men of Fairview town.
Ship, was a visitor Wednesday morn
ing. He called to subscribe for the