Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-07-15

Yankton Wednesday.
Rev. Nummedal of Moe, was a Can
ton visitor Wednesday.
James Lewis is up at Devils Lake
visiting his daughter Vera.
Miss johnson OF Scotland is a guest
OF her cousin Miss Lillian Sand Wig.
Mrs. e. J. Vasgaard of Centeryille
is among our renewal subscribers this
week.
The EllingSon cement building is
going up fast and the roof is now go
ing on.
Andrew Viland writes from Montana
that he is lacated at P%hilipsburg with
the government survey.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald will hold
service in the Catholic church here
next Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Thomas Collins returned Tues
day from Springfield where she had
been visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Gena Haug left for Chicago
Wednesday, being employed as a nurse
in n Of the large hospitals of that
city.
Col. McDermott and Charles Seely
left for Mitchell Wednesday to take in
the races there and advertise the
Canton races.
The o. X. Bakery has put in a three
barrel dough mixer and it is a beauty.
1t is now a we'll equipped bakery and
everything up-to-date.
Richard Syverud is in charge Of
William Kennison's big auto, while
Haven Kennison is in Montana on IL
vacation. Richard is already an
expert driver.
Mrs. d. l.. Williams writes from
Los Angeles that she is going to
Long Beach for a few months, one of
the nj delightful resorts in hat
part of the state. \
Mrs. Major. Dixon and son c.. B.
Dixon and wife of Chicago leave for
Lake OkobOji where they will meet
MI. and Mrs. Paul Dixson Sunday,
who also live in Chicago.
Miss Bessie Tucker is home from
Minneapolis where she spent three
weeks on her way home from PierZ,
Mimi, where she was employed in a
millinery store the past season.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday the pastor will speak in
the morning on "E%vangelists and
Evangelism;" in the evening on
"Heredity as a Factor in Character"
The Catholic church society Of this
city and the surrounding country, are
making arrangements for the cree
tion Of a new church on the lots form
erly occupied by the Harlan House.
The carnival people have been in
Canton arranging dates, and the in
dications points to the middle of
August. 1t is the same company
that gave US such a nice entertain
ment last year.
Remember the Corn Belt Race Meet
at Canton July 26, 27, %. 1t will be a
great event in speed circles and the
autos and motorcycles will make re-
cords for speed that will be state
records.
1t is reported that Charles Sand, a
former Cantonite and a member Of
the LEADER family for some time,
and now managing a lumber yard at
Hancock, Minnesota, is to be married
at Aberdeen, Washington, to a former
resident of Canton.
John ]. Rommerein of Norway was
in town Tuesday and called to renew
his subscription. John says he was
not playing circus in his barn last
Friday, but he failed to make a ten
foot jump and landed at the foot of
the stairs, hurting his right hand.
Messrs. Pickett and Berry started
out Wednesday morning with adver-
Using matter for the race meet. Mr..
johnson was at the wheel and they
expected to cover a great deal of ter
ritory. Mr.. Johnson's auto is good
for 60 miles an hour.
The Washburn-C Crosby Co., the big
mill men of Minneapolis, have placed
upon the market. "The New Luth-
eran Church Gold Medal flour" with
Fitch g. Brooks as distributors for
Canton. The handsome card adver-
Using this new brand has a fine pic
ture of the new Lutheran church in
this city.
Asher Anderson, son Of cashier An
derson of the First National bank of
this city, arrived from Seattle, Mon
day, for a visit at home. Asher holds
a responsible position with the Seattle
Light and Power Co., and has two
weeks vacation. He went out west
determined to win his way and sue
ceeded. That's the kind OF grit and
enterprise that succeeds everywhere.
The LEADER is pleased to note his
ucceS
Attorney Forrest and Attorney
Carlson had a-little legal business be-
fore Justice Durham Thursday morn