Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14
M. P. Eneboe was among our re-
neWal subscribers this week.

ne wal subscribers this week.
Peter A. Anderson moved into the
Taylor cottage on West Fifth street
Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. Frank Treat went to Vermil-
lion for a rest before returning to
Minneapolis.
Mr.. j. f. Ferguson came down from
Minneapolis last week to assist IRIS.
Treat in getting her household effects
packed for shipment, and returned
home Wednesday.
Tickets can be secured from Mr..
Pickett, President Tuve and Prof.
Lawrence. Get your tickets and Sc
cure reserved seats for the first num-
Der on Tuesday evening Oct. Is.
The second number will be the
famous humorist, Strickland Gillian,
the third by Rogers.G RILEY Co., the
fourth by Judge Ben Lindsey of Den
ver, and the fifth by the College Sing
ing Girls.
J. F. Knowlton has already COM
menced work on his building on Main
street, below the track, which when
completed will be used for a gasoline
engine factory, and there is no better
opening for such a factory in the
northwest.
II new subscribers enrolled last
week as follows: Canton Milling Co.,
H. L. Cox, Erland Jacobson, B. T..
Sundvold, II. L. Nicholson, A. E.
Thompson, Miss Lille M. Johnston,
Harland Williams, Martin Hotter,
Art. Gc,tz and Fiossie DeNewer.
Andrew Viland arrived in Canton
Wednesday from Roundup, Montana.
He has been connected with a gov
eminent surveying party engaged in
sectionizing townships In western
Montana and comes home for a two
weeks visit with his relatives in
Beloit. Andrews party was within
&C miles of the big timber fires and
the smoke was mighty thick at that
distance.
The editor was in Rapid City last
week enroute home from Hot Springs,
and between trains had the pleasure
Of calling upon Mrs. H. X. Rise and
her son, Carl, who is we'll established
as an optician with store in the Har-
ney Hotel block. Carl Is doing we'll
and likes Rapid. Mrs. Rise likes
Rapid but she thinks there is no place
like Canton and will return here and
build II Carl goes to Germany to study
to secrets of the human eye.
Mr.andMrs. e. Crawford have gone to
Pasadena, California. Mr.. Crawford's
mother recently located there and
purchased a fine home and consequent
ly, is anxious that her son and his
wife should join her. Mr.. Crawford
has been working in the LEADER office
Tor some time. He is a first class COM
position and a young gentleman In every
respect and the LEADER regrets his
very much but wishes him
success in his new home.
Miss Cora Hotter, daughter of o. E.
Hotter of Riverside, called last Satur-
day afternoon and subscribed for the
LEADER for her brother Martin, nov
living at Coal Springs, Perkins county.
Martin slipped away from his friends
last Spring and went to Coal Springs
he has remained silent. The
correspondents missed him
At the picnic and wondered over his
absence. Now that he Is located we
shall certainly expect TO hear from him.
He is M Of the oldest LEADER cor
and a splendid writer.
Thorsten Hotter is now at Colorado
Springs where he expects to remain
some time. He says: ST climbed IN
and took q look at the world from the
Top of old pixies Peak a few days
ago and / also visited the Cave Of the
Winds and the Garden of Gods, and I
I'm now eating apples At Manzanola.
This Is q great country, filed with ups
downs. Send the LEADER to
Colorado Springs He also ssnt =
folder containing twenty
from Pixies Peak and country
around about. The pictures are fine
md are made from photos. We ara
glad to hear from Mr.. Hotter who's
yradully working north and will soon
be home to see his Lincoln county
friends.