Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-05

Thomas Thorson returned from
Minnesota Tuesday.
Miss Emma Byrnes was a Sioux
Falls visitor last Friday.
j. @. Fitzgerald writes from
Armour that he will spend the
winter in Rapid City.
Editor Upland was down from
Sioux Falls last Friday meeting and
greeting his old friends.
Johanna Lukken came home from
North Dakota recently after spend
ing the summer at Fullerton.
Professor Travaillie Of Worthing
was a Canton visitor Friday and
Saturday attending the teachers
association.
DR.. and Mrs. Turner came up from
Omaha last week, where the Doctor
met his wife on her arrival from
Oregon.
Miss Ethel Menor of the LEADER
went up to Sioux Falls last Friday
evening as a guest of Mrs. Murray,
and returned home Sunday.
Anton Steen has rented the Fowler
store room on Main street and will
moved his stock Of hardware there.
Mr.. Steen has q fine large room and
is we'll located for business.
CDR. e. d. Putnam, Of Sioux Falls,
will be in Canton, Saturday Nov. 9th,
to treat the eye, ear, nose and throat,
including the fitting Of glasses, DR..
Putnam refers to the physians as re-
ference"
State Superintendent Ustrud and
Prof. MAR of Minnehaha joined Prof.
Lawrence here last Sunday and left
for Lead to attend the annual meet
ing of the state teachers association.
| Prof. Lawrence is down for an address
at the meeting.
G. W.. Engle came home last week
from a trip over the Northwest. lie
paid a visit to the Canton Colony at
Bull River and reports them all we'll
and the work on the big 1ume is
nearly finished. He took in the
Seattle fair and other points OF In
terest on the coast.
John Isakson says the Iowa State
College at AmeS is a grand instltu'
tion, and all departments are elabora-
tely arranged. The buildings and
campus occupy ITO acres out OF the
l4OO belonging to the state. He thinks
it one Of the greatest educational
institutions in the United States.
Gideon G. Glendinning, formerly OF
the LEADER family, but now q. S.
Commissioner at Ludlow, Harding
County, who recently purchased the
Herald at Haley, N. d., has conclud-
ed to move the plant to Ludlow. Gid
is a good newspaper man and a good
printer and will make the Herald a
success.
Tolof Brynjulson was in town last
week and the editor and the grand
old pioneer enjoyed a social visit and
talked of the days when the 18th OF
May vas celebrated in Canton before
the railroads came along. Mr..
Brynjulson and his wife live with
their son Sander, and are enjoying
the comforts and pleasures OF a splen.
did home with plenty.
Joe Chopper, the genial representa-
tive Of the South Dakota Grain
Company at this place, is neither an
Irishman or a Norske, if Brother
Slade is correct, yet he could give any
knight of the "Blarney Stone cards
and spades and beat him in the en-
joyment of an accomplishment that
wins the affections of woman divine
Joe may never have seer the killarney
Stone" but he could make the sweet
est Maid that ever lived in Blarney
Castle believe he was the man tina,
made it. Joe and brother Slade
we're discussing the rapid approach
OF Halley's comet Sunday Afternoon
when the LEADER man entered the
p~ostoffice, and then Joe gave tht
editor a new '%blarney stone" to take
home with him and backed up his as
sertion with 81. so on subscription
Brother Siade smiled as Joe finished hi
eloquence and the crowd in the pos
office gazed sweetly upon the orato'
land-the editors clothes fit him yet