Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-11
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is very beautiful and attractive.
Eugene Goldy Is enjoying a visit
from his father.
Hon. Thomas Thorson returned
Thursday from a trip to Minnesota.
Mrs. Files and Mrs. John Thompson
were Sioux Falls visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. o. X. Brown and Mrs. Grace
Montgomery we're LennOx visitors.
County Commissioner w. M. Cup
petit left Monday for Manchester,
Iowa.
G. A. Odegaard of Hudson and Lena
Ende Of Davis, Ill.,, were renewal SUBJ
scribers this week.
Miss Corrinne Milliman attended
Graduating exercises and visited Can
ton friends last week.
w. G. Richie of Mitchell arrived in
the city last week and Is running the
Canton Roller Mills.
Mrs. w. G. Gemmill left Wednesday
for Chicago and other points for quite
an extended visit.
Mrs. G. B. Kennedy was at Sioux
Falls over Sunday attending the dis
trict missionary meeting.
Harry Lewis Is on the p. O. force
this week and seems quite at home
behind the glass boxes.
Mrs. Louise Ketchum Sem of
Chicago is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. b. f. Ketchum.
Judge Kennedy left Tuesday for
Mitchell to attend commencement at
the Wesleyan University.
Floyd Milliman left for Morris
town, S. d., Wednesday, where he
will engage In the newspaper bust
ness.
Elmer Anderson left for Chicago,
Tuesday, where he has accepted a
position with the Western Electric
company.
Sterling silver and plated ware Is
always a handsome and very welcome
selection for a wedding gift. A big
variety at Noid's. stiff
G. w. Marston has two young regis
tered short horn bulls for sale, n a
milk strain, the other a beef strain
Canton. So. Oak, 1850
Haven Kennison was badly hurt In
a motorcycle accident Tuesday even
ing but Is reported much better at
this writing.
Mrs. I. w. Bradshaw and little son,
Russell arrived from Smithville, Mo-,
and are guests OF E. L. Wendt and
family.
Horace Ringheim is another home
conner from college, Ames, Iowa.
He is full of enthusiasm over his
work for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Brown leave
Saturday for Hot Springs, S. D., for
quite an extended stay. They go for
pleasure and a change.
Miss Saddle Phillips IS regaining
her health. She is at DR.. Morrison's
hospital where she was operated on
last week for appendicitis.
T. T. Smith is at Ames Iowa, this
week attending the commencement
exercises. His son Roy graduates
from the Agricultural department.
Grace and Selmer Hanson, Stiner
Chraft and Mozart Skartvedt who are
all students at t .Olafs college at
Mortified, Mimi, came home Wed
nesday.
DR.. Eli Lewison Is spending q few
days at the Mayo hospital at Roch-
ester, MINI, posting up on all the
latest devices to relieve suffering
humanity.
Peter Skartvedt has joined the st.
Olaf band at Northfeld, MINI. They
start this week on an extended
western tour which includes the fair
at Seattle.
Sever S%kartvedt is making improve
ments on the property he recently
purchased on east second street. The
house stands up on a higher founda-
tion, and that is only the beginning.
Mrs. Lewison and children and
Miss Ida Hanson left Wednesday for
DEBORAH. Iowa, to visit friends and
attend college commencement. DR..
Lewison will join them later and ac-
company them home.
Miss Marie Siljan, preceptress at
Augustana college, left for North
field, Mimi, to be present at the
commencement exercises Of st. Olaf's
college and from there she will go to
her home at Madison, MINI.
Kinsey X. Fobes left Thursday
morning for his home in Ida Grove,
Iowa. He was one of the high school
graduates this year and made a record
that all his friends are proud Of. He
will enter college In fall and we expect
to hear great things from him in the
future.
DR.. Lena Eneboe and Miss Ella
Opperud leave Friday on the excur-
sion train bound for Seattle via Bull
River. Both ladies have claims In
the northwestern part Of Washing
ton, about fifty miles from Spokane
and 60 will out to join the pioneers
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