Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-08-06
Heckmaster & Reynolds have a new

DR.. Mold tells Of his splendid stock
; Of musical instruments in this issue.
Attorney Mallory of Lennox was in
town Thursday on legal business.
Joe Juel & Co. have a new ad. in
this issue. Read it.
Everybody should attend the camp
meeting and hear the Christ messages
of love.
Miss Maud Warner left for Kadoka,
Wednesday, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Warner.
j. G. Neyhart fell from a ladder
in the store Thursday about noon and
severely injured his wrist.
About twenty ladies came down
from Sioux Falls Thursday to attend
the camp meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto arrived from
Marshalltown, Iowa, Wednesday for
a visit with their son Clyde and fam
lily.
Our esteemed friend Rev. w. O.
Redtield of Hurley is one of the prom
inent ministers present at the camp
meeting.
The Congregational ladies gave a
lawn social on the court house square
Wednesday evening which was we'll
attended.
Everybody who can should attend
the closing sessions of the great camp
meeting. Turn out and encourage DR..
Shepherd in his glorious work.
The NJ. B. Girls were picnicing out
in the Christopher grove Thursday
afternoon and the young men took
part in the evening pleasures.
Grace Dunn was bitten by her little
pet dog after it was run owe by an
auto and just before it died, Wednes-
day. Her arm was dressed at once
by a doctor.
Superintendent Gulbrandsen of the
county board of health, is giving c a re-
full attention to the duties of his Of
flee, and violators of the health laws
may expect to be rounded up promptly.
M. e. Case, a former citizen of Can
ton, arrived from DeKalb, Illinois,
Wednesday with a few friends who
came to enjoy the charm of our delight
full climate. His friends we're glad to
know of Mel's success.
Attorney Fred Cuthbert of Devils
Lake, North Dakota, arrived in town
Thursday morning and departed for
Aberdeen at DOR Fred is enjoying
life n has a large law practice in
connection with Gov. Burke.
Wilson Ostrander, accompanied by
A. J. Westbury made this office a WIS.,
it Thursday, and it's the first time
ton in two years, and he is still on
crutches from a badly set broken leg.
He had a fall from the hay loft in his
barn and broke his leg above the
knee. The writer was very glad to
see Wilson but sorry to see him on
crutches.
Joe and Paul Juel were in town
Tuesday evening on business, ana Joe
said he has been so busy the past six
months with machinery and other
things that he had to make his visits
to Canton in the evening. Joe runs
an electric light plant of his OWL, and
expects to be buster than ever since
he has taken the agency for the Lewis
Gas Engine. Joe and his brother
Paul are gas engine experts and are
in line to surprise the public one of
these days.
Captain and Mrs. Dunlap enjoyed a
visit last Friday from Mrs. Watson
of Nome, Alaska, who came down from
Sioux Falls to convey a message from
Rev. Ralph V. Dunlap, Methodist
Missionary at Nome. Mrs. Watson is
a member of Rev. DunIap's church
and tells of the splendid work he has
accomplished in that far away corner
of the United States, and Of the &c.,
900 church and parsonage built
through his efforts. His congregation
is large for that country and his work
among a gold seeking people has been
very successful. Mrs. Watson's moth
er resides in Sioux Falls and she was
home on a visit and brought Mrs.
Dunlap a cheering message from her
son.
Miss Klara Anderson of Aberdeen,
Washington, who has been visiting
relatives and old friends in Canton
for some time, expects to depart for
her far western home next week.
Her sister Judith of Chicago is also
visiting Canton relatives, and they
have been guests of their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson,
and of their brother Peter. They are
charming young ladies and have a
host Of friends in Canton. Miss
Judith will accompany her sister to
Aberdeen, and both will stop a couple
of weeks at. Lake Minnetonka after
leaving Canton. Judith has been
studying music in Chicago for the
past year and goes west for an ex-
tended visit with her mother and Sis
tiers, Mrs. Berg of Hoquiam and Mrs.
Clark OF Aberdeen.
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