Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-30
DIR. J. NJ. EVELETH,
to DR.. jennings, makes q specially
Of Grown and Bridge Work..

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Mrs Dahl is enjoying a visit from
her grand daughter, Miss Peterson.
Geo. Sogn of Inwood spent severa
days with Canton relatives the pas
week.
Reports from the corn fields indi
cate a champion ace for quality anC
yield.
Gudmund Skartvedt met with a
accident last week that confined him
to the house.
Miss Louise Clark came down from
Mankato last week for a visit with
Canton relatives.
Mrs. Larson, mother Of Mrs. A. G
Tuve, arrived from Ridgeway, Iowa
last Saturday for a visit.
NJ. j. Byrnes cut 10 acres Of oats
last Friday. He estimates the yield
at 40 bushels to the acre.
T. T. SeXe returned from a business
trip Monday that included Mime
apolis, St. Paul, Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Miss Agnes Morrison of DeSMoines,
sister Of DR.. Morrison, is a guest of
Dr.. and Mrs. Morrison, having ar
rived last week for an extended
visit.
Miss Kitty Billiard OF Council
Bluffs, daughter or the late Colonel
Bullard, after a delightful visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorson, returned
home last week.
Fall term Of the Mankato CONNER
cial College, Mankato, Mimi, opens
Sept. l. 1t Is best to start with be-
ginning classes. Send for their year
book. 1t is free.
At a meeting of the trustees and
other gentlemen connected with the
Lutheran church last week, it was
decided to purchase a new organ for
the finest in the state.
George Thingium's SOD was manip-
ulating a bull rake in the hay field
Tuesday and his team ran away. In
the mixup the boy had his left Shout
der blade broken. DIR. Wendt was
called and fixed up the fractured
bone.
Mrs. Ole Satrum and children, Crit
fifth and Evelyn, left for Niagra Falls
Wednesday, and will be absent until
September. A visit to Niagara Falls
is about one Of the most enjoyable
anyone can make. 1t Is the great
est cataract in the world and the
grandeur Of its power and beauty is
dazzling.
Gilbert Dokken OF Eden township,
has decided to become a candidate for
County treasurer to succeed MIR.
Hokenstad. He is we'll qualified for
the office and his friends will give
him loyal support. We presume there
will be other candidates, but Mr..
DOkken is the first the LEADER has
any personal knowledge Of.
Miss Emily Cuthbert, a former
Canton society favorite, who had been
a guest of Mrs. Stowell for a month,
LETT for Lennon Tuesday to visit her
brother, who is pastor OF the M. E.
church at that place. Miss Cuthbert's
Canton visit was much enjoyed by
friends and she says she had a per-
fectly lovely time, carnival and all.
Mrs. NJ. A. Johnson came home last
week after a six weeks visit with
friends in the Bull River country.
Mr.. Johnson has large interests in
Bull River properties, and was form
erly engaged i'll business with Mr..
Henderson,. Mrs. Johnson thinks
Bull River Is going to be n of the
most important points on the map OF
British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ingebretson OF
this city, went out to Geddes last
Saturday for a visit with S. M.
Greguson and wife, MI. Greguson be-
ing a son of Mrs. I~ngebretson. Mr.. In
gebretson says they rode all owe the
County and had a splendid time, and
saw as fine crops as man ever looked
upon. MI. Greguson has a fine farm
and a splendid home and is %prospering.
N. c. Shore, a former C%antonite, has
asplendid farm. and Is getting rich.
Helmer Hegness, cashier OF q Geddes
bank, VA among the Lincoln county
friends met over on the slope, and
John says Charles Mix Is a first cousin
TO Lincoln.