Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-05

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urday night.
Napoleon Lewis was up from Alces
ter over Sunday.
P. S. Paulson of Moe is a member
Of the grand jury.
Jim Fee and Col. Bodie were dowr
from Dayton Monday.
Miss Mary Uline was in Canton
Monday visiting friends.
Byron Reed Of Elk Point spent Sun
day with Canton friends.
Mrs. J. G. Little was a visitor and
a renewal subscriber Tuesday.
Vermillion boys and girls both play
here Saturday night. Two games for
35 cents.
There'll be a big time at the
Armory Saturday night. Come and
help cheer.
Dan Bragstad has purchased the
elegant Cassill residence and will take
possession at ICE
Sivert Skartvedt says he has 24OO
tons of the best ice he ever cut safely
stored for summer use.
Edwin Alness was up from High
land Monday to see how Canton
looked after the storm.
Miss Gunda Rikansrud went down
to Fairview Monday to visit old
friends, and incidentally the merry
Widow"
The wild geese weather returned
Monday. Down in the eastern states
they are having polar bear weather.
Funny isn't it?
Lewis Larson, the genial and &C.
complished LEADER scribe in Grant
came in Monday to do duty as a mem
Der of the grand jury.
Andrew Nelson who owns the farm
opposite the j. D. Chapman place in
Dayton township, was a visitor Tues
day and subscribed for the LEADER
for his son AXel.
DR.. Mark Brown, the genial Len
nox dentist, was in Canton over Sun
day for a home visit. DR.. Brown says
his business is good and growing.
Mrs. ID. S. Guinter came down from
Sioux Falls Monday for a weeks visit
with Canton friends and will be a
guest of MrS. David Bremen while in
the city.
Don't forget J.. j. Okken's sale of
pedigreed Poland China brood sows
on Wednesday February 10. Sale be-
gins at l:3O p. m. under cover at the
Palace Livery.
Mrs. Edith Sinclair Coffee died in
the hospital at Aberdeen on Wednes-
day evening January p. Mrs. Coffee
was a sister Of Mrs. Harvey Hewitt
and formerly resided in Canton.
At the Congregational parsonage on
afternoon, Mr.. Alfred w.
DeMoulin of Alcester, S. D. and Miss
May Green Of St. Louis, Missouri,
were united in marriage by Rev. Geo.
S. Evans.
County Surveyor Whitmore has
just received a new $500 Transit and
Solar compass, n Of the best made,
and is nov prepared to locate corners,
run lines and lay out drainage bitches.
He ranks high as a mining engineer
md is therefore thoroughly equipped
Tor the duties of the office.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 1. Whitlow of
Lincoln township were LEADER visi-
;ors Tuesday. Mr.. Whitlow came to
own to arrange for a page ad in the
LEADER for himself and a page ad for
7. W. Reedy. Mr.. Whitlow may be-
;ome a resident Of Canton after his
zig auction sale. Canton will give
lin a glad welcome if he concludes
o come here.
Mrs. G. E. Stowell wishes to an
to the ladies of Canton and
icinity that in about ten days she
7ill receive Chas. A. Stevens hand
omely illustrated catalogue and more
han three hundred samples of the
ew and up-to-date spring suits,
kirts, gowns, waists, etc. Call and
aspect them. Over the LEADER Of
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During the balmy summary days in
anuary Col. Repp and the writer
'ere talking about the near approach
f spring and how he vas going to get
is seeders out and ready for the
Then things changed with
whoop. Down came the frigid
lasts from the artic circle on top of
ur early spring hopes and we called
pring off for another month. The
olonial smiles when we meet.
Congregational Services next Sum-
ay, February 7 as follows: Morning
at quarter to eleven. Sum-
ay School at noon. Young Peoples
meeting at 7 O'Clock, Miss
Bennett, leader. At half
asst sever a "Lincoln Memorial Ser
ice" will be held and an address
iven upon the Life of Lincoln. This =
ervice is to be Of a patriotic nature
nd citizens are cordially invited to !
ttend.
G.. D. Freeman, bookkeeper in the \
irst National bank, returned from
t. Paul Sunday where he left Mrs.