Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-29
Citizens Lecture Course

The second number of the citizens
Lecture Course will be given at
Augustana chapel on Thurs. evening
November 4, and from press reports
were are Of the opinion that the
audience or that evening will hear
four Of the best artists now before the
public. They are all first class artists
and have taken star parts in their
various lines. Those who love the
best In music and song should not
miss this musical combination. The
following extract from the Grand
Junction, Colorado, Sentinel tells the
story:
Last night The -Four Star Concert
Company, one of the finest attractions
Of It's kind that ever visited Grand
Junction, opened the course for this
year. The company came up to every
expectation and the several hundred
people who were present became
most enthusiastic over the magnifi-
cent program rendered by the artists
who hold places of high and distin-
guished rank in the musical world.
Every n Of the four members OF the
company is a genius in his or her line
of musical work. Every number of
the regular program was superb and
charming. The encores we're equally
as good. Forrest Dabney Carr, the
basso, formerly OF the Maurice Grau
[, ra n1 T1norn Non, nanu hoe ana Of tho
most wonderful voices ever heard
here. His rendition was marvellous.
Earl j. Pfouts, whose record of en-
gagements and whose connections
with some Of the worlds greatest
music masters, is equal in talent to
any violinist ever heard here. His
mastery Of the instrument is com
plete. AS a pianist Edwin M. Shonert
ranks among the best, as he clearly
demonstrated last night. His sup
erior has never been heard here.
The -Four Stars are truly great.
VIII Bremen and bride left Sunday
for Ohio.
Mrs Prof. WOODBURY. and baby left
for Tyndall Saturday for a home visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Hanson will
occupy the Byrnes cottage on Lincoln
avenue.
A. L. Syverud is getting around on
crutches and his many friends are
glad over his continued improvement.
Mrs. Sander Brynjulson and Mrs.
John Wallquist went down to Sioux
City, last Saturday for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Judge Clifford and daughter
Fredrica returned Friday evening
from a visit with Bailey and Mrs.
Clifford at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Montgomery has purchased
the Isaac Helmey house and
taken possession, surrendering the
Milliman home to Mr.. and Mrs.
Milliman.
Champ Clark's lecture was enjoyed
by a good audience last Friday night
Notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather. He is a fine specimen of
the southern gentleman.
Thomas Thorson and DR.. Jennings
attended the Shriner meeting and
reception at Sioux City last week. and
saw the boys pass over the burning
sand on their way to glory.
Miss Mile Goetz arrived from
Roundup, Montana, last week and
left for Sioux City last Friday where
she will spend the winter with herI
Uncle Mr.. Charles Goetz.
Rev. DR.. Doherty came down
from Flandreau last week to visit
Mrs. DIR. Smith. He was a Professor
In charge Of Brownell Hall at Omaha
when Miss Mona Miller was a student
there.
A note from Miss Mary X. Crancy
OF Hebron, Illinois, reports our old
friend Hugh Clancy we'll and happy
and enjoying single blessedness.
Hugh could have done better than
that II he had stayed at Worthing.
AS Elmer Wood was attending to
business in the alley in the
OF the post office Monday morning
his big mules got restless and started
away I'M hurry. Among other things
IN the dray was a barrel of bottled
Oeer which was dumped off and the
blue labels were scattered through
the alley and not a beer drinker in
sight. Nobody knew who the beer
belonged to and the only lover of beer
could find expressed disgust at the
oss OF the stuff that made Milwaukee
Elmer picked up the I'M
broken bottles and drove away in
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