Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-08-27

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and Mrs. Martin were visiting at A.
Arnold's the first of the week. Mrs.
Rookie went to Sioux City WedneS-
day where she will visit friends be-
fore going to her home in Fremont.
J.. w. Hoffman and family spent
Sunday at Dan Sullivan's over IN
Iowa.
John Zimmerle and family were
Sunday callers at j.. G. Little's.
G. w. Dixon and sons. Evan and
Clyde took in the Wild West Show
at Sioux Falls Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Haw returned home
Saturday to help care for threshers,
after spending two weeks attending
institute.
Miss Norton is home from Yank-
ton.
Mrs. Tom Wallace is home from an
Iowa visit.
Miss Alpha Nordseth is at Sioux
City visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Richardson of
Minneapolis. came down last week to
visit Canton friends.
Miss Antonette Rudolph is back
from Stanley county and is a guest of
Mrs. Claudia Rudolph.
P. S. Paulson of Moe, was in town
Wednesday and left a notice for a
big picnic at Paul Gubbrud's.
John Sletten has returned to Hart
ington, Nebraska, where he will teach
school for the coming year.
LosT-A pair of eye glasses between
Canton and O.. Steensland's. Finder
please leave at LEADER office.
Mrs. Claudia Rudolph has recently
added many attractions to her beau
tifuI home on First street.
Mr.. Seely is moving into the new
Seely home on Main street., formerly
the Repp property.
Mrs. S. b. Averill is home from
Logan, Iowa, and leaves Friday for
Roundup to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Ryan.
e. M. Boyce left for Chicago We'd
nesday to visit his brother who re-
Gently suffered a slight stroke of pa
ralysis.
Miss Lizzie Wells of Canova, S.. D.,
returned TO her home after a few
days visit at the home Of her friend
Mrs. Clarence Oliver.
Anton Steen, who recently purchas-
ed the Treat Hardware Co. stock has
moved to the o. r. Isakson building
corner Main and 9Th street.
Miss Thora DeNoma, OF Davis, is
visiting her grandma Mrs. J. D.
Richardson. This is the young lady's
first visit to Canton alone.
Miss Mary Ferguson and little
Lewis Stock of Manly, Iowa, have
been enjoying a visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Oliver.
James Fee was among the LEADERS
welcome visitors this week. James
is enjoying good health and is as
happy as any man in the county.
Miss Elsie Bucheister was at
Hawarden last Saturday and acted as
bridesmaid in a ceremony that united
Mr.. Frank Claymond and Miss
Blanch Weeks of Hawarden.
Miss Edith Goodroad and her cousin
Miss Flossie Goodroad Of Madison
went down to visit relatives at Ha-
warden this week, returning to Can
ton Wednesday evening.
Andrew Tobiasen requests the
LEADER to return his sincere thanks
to all friends and patrons of the cloth
ing firm Of Olsen Brothers s. Tobia-
sen for kindness and liberal patronage
extended.
Little Roy Robinson, o of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Robinson, was very
sick Wednesday morning. Something
produced commissions and when found
was in q serious condition. DIR. Nor
rison worked over the child for six
hours before 1t was out Of danger.
Prof. Peter Anderson's band organi-
zation gave q public concert We'd
nesday evening, and the boys played
we'll. The band boys have fixed up
lights and provided chairs for their
convenience when giving evening
concerts In the court house square.
Some m~iscreants unfastened the
Goldie horse from near the post office
me night recently and drove the ami
NAL for hours, and then tried to
wreck the carriage after their dirty
work. II the perpetrators of this
outrage can be found out they should
be punished TO the limit.
Sexe, Ringheim s Co. will occupy
the Treat Hardware Co. store room,
just vacated by Mr.. Steen, IS Dol as
the painters and paper hangers get al
chance to do some fancy decorating
the instde. Sexe, Ringheim s. Co.,
will open up . big stock Of clothing
and Wall also continue the merchant
tailoring businssk