Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-08-13

Mrs. w. G. Gemmill is we at Lake
Okoboji for an outing,
w. G. Cook of Sioux Falls, was ir
Canton Monday evening.
Miss Bernice Byrnes is home from
visit with relatives neal Beresford.
COrrine Milliman came down from
! North Dakota to take in the insti.
!, tute and will teach zeal Lennox this
fall.
Miss Maud Bloomer of Pleasant
township, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
tute.
DR.. O'Neil will be home this week
and will be in his Office Saturday
ready to meet old friends and pa
tientS.
Joe Olsen, who owns a big clothing
store over at Platte, is helping his
brother in the Canton store during
the absence of Mr.. Tobiasen.
Mrs. George Luther and little
granddaughter, the Misses Dauter-
man, are home from a visit with papa
Dauterman at Stirling, Colorado.
Mrs. Ida Nolan Reynolds, of Sioux
City, one of the institute instructors,
was taken sick Tuesday morning but
soon recovered under treatment.
J. W.. Oldham writes that he has
moved from Showers, N. d., to
Meadow, S. d., and wants the adj
dress on his LEADER changed accord
ingly.
Miss Helga Hage came down from
Fergus Falls MONDAY for a visit with
Canton relatives and friends. She
has many friends here who are always
glad to see her.
Halvor Orstad remarked Tuesday
while in town, that he could hear the
joints of the corn crack as he drove
along the highway. No n wants to
doubt it, for it is a great corn weather.
DR.. J. M. Lewis and wife are home
from Walker, Minnesota, where they
enjoyed a delightful outing. Miss
Maude is still at Walker enjoying the
delights of Leech lake and splendid
fishing.
Rev. and Mrs. J. r.. Quincy and
family of Valley Springs, who had
been in attendance at the Camp
Meetings during the past ten days,
we're Monday guests at the kennison
home. Mrs. Quincy is a sister of Rev.
DR.. %Swickard, a former pastor of the
Methodist church in this city.
Andrew p. Dixon with his wife and
daughter Pauline of Chicago, and Eu-
gene Hopkins, sol of Dolly Dixon
Hopkins, and Miss Hopkins, aunt of
Eugene, are guests at the home of
Mrs. Dixon in this city, and are just
home from an outing at Okoboji.
where Mrs. Dixon met and enter
tanned her Chicago guests.
According to the Bixby Journal,
published by Mile & Osbon, a tri-
weekly mail runs from Lennon to
Bixby, leaving Lennon at S a. M,
Seim at 8 a. M, Meadow at LOO p. M,
Chance at 2:3O, Ada at 4 p. M, arriv-
ing ar Bixby at 1880 p. m. Bixby is
about 60 miles south of Lennon and
near the south line of Perkins county
on the Moreau river,
DR.. Napoleon Lewis was up from
AlceSter assisting in the Lewis II Son
drug store while President James
Lewis attended a directors meeting
of the Druggists Mutual Fire Associ-
alton at Lake Preston, The annual
meeting will be held at Lead next
week. President Lewis says the
Druggists Mutual is in fine condition,
has a large cash surplus and is meet
ing with success.
John Peterson got home Monday
after a trip out west and a visit to
the Seattle fair. He vas accOmpa-
MED on the return trip by Mrs. Pet
erson as far as Bismarck, where she
stopped to visit her sister, Mrs. Wig
ness. whose husband is the County
Superintendent of Burleigh county.
AuuIcW 1OOldScI dilu Wiz, wiz iSAu
for Seattle with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
son, branched off the home route and
made u trip up to Bull River, and
other Canadian points.
Regular congregational preaching
services will be held in the Bethel
church next Sunday morning at lO:45,
at which time DR.. H. X. Warren of
Yankton College will deliver the ser
mon. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to be present at this service.
DR.. Warren is not only one OF the
leading educators of the state but is
an able preacher and he should be
greeted with a good audience. Sun
day school will be held at the close Of
the morning service.
J. G. Cornelius called Saturday to
renew his subscription and discuss
good roads. He is one of the most
enthusiastic good roads men in the
county, and hopes to see the bit of
road from the 5th street bridge to the
Minor hill ditched deep and rounded
up so that a road drag could be OF
some use. We assured him that DIR.
w.. ,,l +bo uood roads ommitto