Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-08-20
Mrs. DR.. Holmgren of Valley Springs
in Cnntnn Wednesday,

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Miss Palma Anderson left for
Chicago Wednesday for a short visit.
Hon. G. B. Kennedy was looking
after business in Sioux Falls Wednes,
day.
Mrs. O. A. Rudolph and daughter
a lice were Sioux Falls visitors this
week.
Mrs. Richardson and daughter OF
Minneapolis are visiting at the Cooper
home.
The Misses Solem of Southern
Highland were in the City shopping
Tuesday.
The County Commissioners had
some ditch matters up for considera-
tion this week.
Miss Helga Hage after a very plea
SAINT visit with Canton friends return
ed to Fergus Falls.
Henry Oleson at the Opera House.
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Miss Blanche ISakSon is home from
Chicago where she has been studying
the art Of china painting.
Miss Jessie Roderick entertained a
party of young lady friends Monday
in honor of Miss Elsie Nylen.
A. j. Rommerein was up from
Pleasant last Saturday. He says
good corn fields will go Is bushels to
the acre.
Miss Mamie Cooper and Miss
Marjorie Clark left Thursday moor
for Lennon and Keepville and after
a visit there will go on to Seattle.
Is $50 an object to you? That is
what you can save on board if you
| attend Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, MINI. Send for their year
book.
DR.. and Mrs. Hetlesater came
down from Baltic Tuesday evening.
The Doctor returned Wednesday
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remain for a week or more.
Misses Alma NOrdseth and Anna
Moe returned last Saturday evening
from Minneapolis and st. Paul. Miss
NOrdseth is nursing Mrs. Clifford who
if improving slowly.
Monday was the hottest day of the
1nnr hnf snail Thn T0vnrnn1nnt rn.
cord by Mr.. Holsey was 95, but other
thermometers registered 90 to 80 de-
greeS. Some of the people thought it
was about $50, but no fatalities are
reported.
Sheriff Quien has just had his Office
in the court house papered and the
woodwork Handsomely vanished, and
has one of the handSomeSJ rooms in
the big building. John is modest and
quiet in his work but when he has
a case needing energy and action he
moves rapidly and with vigor.
ID. l. Whitlow formerly of Lincoln
township, now of Mitchell, sent the
LEADER a handsomely Illustrated
copy of the Daily Deseret News,
giving many picturesof the grand army
encampment, which Mr.. Whitlow and
wife witnessed at Salt Lake City last
week. for which Mr.. Whitlow has
the thanks of the LEADER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wiggin and sons
Henry and Clifford, left Wednesday
for an extended western trip, which
will include Denver, Salt Lake, Port
land, Seattle, Vancouver, Bull River,
Spokane and Yellowstone park. They
expect to be absent about one month
and the LEADER wishes them a pleas
ant journey and safe return.
j. A. Fiels. the popular Milwaukee
agent at this place, accompanied by
Mrs. Fiels, returned last Saturday
from a trip to the Coast and a visit
to the Seattle fair. He and his wife
left with the excursion party two
weeks ago last Friday and of the
hundred or more who went out with
him % returned Saturday, % are
exploring the Yellowstone Park and
the balance are scattered between Bnll
River, Spokane and Seattle. Mr..
Fiels says it was a very pleasant trip
and the CantoniteS were given the
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