Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14
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| orner Drug Store.

Get a Lecture Course ticket at the
lorner Drug Store.
Mrs. Dora Kuehl, OF the Home
Restaurant, is a new subscriber this
week.
Ed. Sogen and John Ness were
among the Worthingites in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. +. Durham and Mrs. Shields
spent the day at Sioux Falls on Thurs
day Of last week.
VIM. Noel, a prominent young farm
er near Worthing, was a new sub
scriber this week.
Mrs. Bannister of Freeport, Illinois,
leaves for her home to day after u few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. Shields
and her grandpa Sears.
Henry James paid the mortgage on
his fathers farm last week. A bust
ness course at the MankatO (Minn.)
Commercial College. There's a rea-
son for it. Our beautiful Year Book
is free on request.
George Collins, who used to run
a motion picture show in Canton, but
recently moved to Lake Crystal, Min
neSOta, with his family has started
another show and we understand he
is doing we'll.
MI. and Mrs. George Millet came up
from Hudson last Saturday and were
over Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Fowles. Joseph Millet was also
up from Hudson and he, too, enjoyed
the hospitality of the Fowles home,
where every Edenite finds a cordial
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thorson left for
Miles city, Montana, last Saturday,
where Mr.. Thorson will purchase a
carload of cattle and a car load ofhorses
for his Beloit farm. Mrs. Thorson
will go from Miles City to Grand Forks
N. D. to visit with her sister.
Mrs. Pete Jergenson accompanied
by her brother "Slim'' went to Salem,
S. D., Monday noon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete J%ergenson are going to move to
Yankton, S. d., to make their home.
Mrs. Jergenson is a daughter of Mrs.
Dora Kuehl Of the New Home Hotel
and Restaurant.
w. U. Parke Of Lincoln township,
was in the city Saturday attending a
meeting Of the republican county
central committee. and found time to
call on the LEADER and renew his
subscription and also his son Roy's,
who is attending the college Of Phys
icians and Surgeons in Chicago.
Sven Rikansrud Of Arlington arriv-
ed in Canton last Saturday and sur
prised his friends by introducing a
very charming young lady as Mrs.
Rikansrud. Sven was married quietly
at Brookings and came down to Can
ton with his bride. The LEADER and
a host of friends extend congratula-
tionS.
The LEADER had sixteen new sub
scribers for the month Of September
and twenty-five new subscribers so
far this month in Is days. That's the
way the LEADER subscription list
grows. The people appreciate the
LEADER and the LEADER appreciates
the generous support of the people.
Al. Westbury was a visitor last
Saturday. He left for Saskatchewan,
Canada, this week to visit a daughter
and was accompanied by his son,
Montrose. When Mr.. Westbury re-
turns from Canada he will go down to
Southern Georgia to hunt up his rel
atives-sisters and a brother, whom he
has not seer since the civil var closed.
Miss Maple Bennett entertained a
number Of young ladies last Friday
afternoon at cards, progressive 500 be-
ing the amusement feature of the
event. Miss Bennett entertained
charmingly and her guests were de-
lighted over the contest. Mrs. E. M.
Dean won first place on progressions,
Miss Jessie Roderick and Miss
Edna Chase tied on high score and
cut for place, Miss Roderick winning.
Delicious refreshments were served.