Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-30

Hon. G. fl. Cassill is expected in
Canton this week.
Tom Shaft is over from Scotland,
where he has an uptodate tOnsorial
shop.
DR.. and Mrs. Turner are enjoying a
visit from Miss Media Tener Of
Pennsylvania. She Is a cousin Of DR..
Turner.
Charles Swenson, formerly a plum
her in Canton, but now doing a fine
business at Aberdeen, was in Canton
this week on business.
Rev. and Mrs. Redtield of Hurley,
were among the camp meeting lead
ers present at the opening exercises
Wednesday evening.
! DR.. Lena Eneboe will be one Of the
Bull River-Seattle excursionists that
leave Canton Friday.
John Anderson returned Sunday
from a business trip to Chicago and
Grand Rapids, where he purchased a
large stock of uptUdate furniture.
Misses Alma Nordseth and Anna
Moe left early Thursday morning for
Minneapolis and St. Paul for a
a few days visit with friends and
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Morris returned
from the Mitchell Holiness camp
meeting last Saturday. The camp is
located m~naheauritu, uro~~ tho
banks of the Jim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wiggin and two
sons will leave the latter part Of next
week for a trip to the coast and will
take in the great exposition atSeattle
and sail up the sound to take a peed
at the Pacific through the straits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gudmund Skartvedt
leave for the coast Friday on the
Bull River-Seattle excursion. The
excursion party will number about
one hundred but we have been unable
| to get the names of the parties going.
w. C. Gemmm bought the first new
ilCo L tSaoild ooIbl "
which he paid 9S cents. He wanted
to make it 800, but the hears had
been at work in Chicago and prices
were down to catch the early wheat.
Mr.. Ovre's wheat was Of the winter
variety and vent IS bushels to the
acre.
NJ. p. EnebOe, one Of the solid
farmers Of Highland township, held
up the editor on the street Wednes-
day evening. We figured IN getting
ice cream or a cigar, but he handed
out Uncle Sans mint product and
said: "Give me credit for that
We don't care much for ice cream
any a
Fred Hawn's Granger, Washington,
News contains the following item OF
interest to Canton readers: "Mr.
and Mrs. K. j. Straw of Canton, S. d.
were visiting at the various towns In
the valley this week. The Clarks,
Wymers and Martins Of North
Yakima, Hawns, Christensens, Moul-
tons, Farleys Of Grandview and ye
editor are old friends Of Mr.. and NJ RS.
Straw and very glad to see them.
They could spend weeks in various
sections of Washington with former
South Dakota acquaintanceS. After
seeing the A.-Y.-P. they will return
home via Salt Lake and Denver.
Seven big Autos loaded with promi-
nent Beresford people came over to
Canton last Friday evening and were
guests at the Hotel Rudolph for
supper. They took in the opening
chapters of the Carnival before start
ing on their return trip. They came
over in one hour and a half as the
roads were good and the atmosphere
perfect for auto speed. The party
was composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
JamiSon, Eveleth and Winfred Jami-
son, DR.. J. W. Shoots and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. j. Meidell, Frank
Kriebs and family, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Boiler, DR.. II. P. Hanson, Senator
Scroggs and wife, John Carlson, j. S.
Upland, wife and son, Marret Carlson,
DR.. Toohey and wife, CHI. Jacobsen,
wife and daughter, and A. w.
Swenson. They were given a hearty
greeting by Canton friends and they
said their trip over wa very pleasant.