Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-08-26

Mrs. Cannell Of New Mexico, is
visiting friends In the city.
Mrs. Gudmund Skartvedt has gone
to Minnesota to visit relatives.
Harry Corson, one of the wealthy
pioneers OF Sioux Falls, died this
week.
Judge Forrest and E. J. Straw went
to Sioux Falls Thursday morning on
business.
A 81 wer Is being constructed on 4th
street east from Broad way four
blocks.
The Kennedy opera house will be
ready for a grand opening this fall
OF early In the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Overseth with
P. A. Overseth and TIelmer Keynes
drove down to Hudson Thursday.
Mrs. Lillian Cloud-Crowell came up
Wednesday evening to spend Thurs
day with her mother before leaving
for Denver.
botLN IL MI. anu WILD. D. ~.
Warner, on last Saturday morning, an
eight pound bouncing baby boy.
Mother and child getting along nicely.
Mrs. A. b. Main, Mrs. e. F. Craw-
ford, Miss Bertha Studeman and Mrs.
Main and daughter, Miss Susie, of
Madison, Wisconsin, went to Sioux
City, Thursday to take in the sights.
The Misses Tilda, Lena and Julia
Brynjulson, the charming young
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Sander
Brynjulson, went down to Hudson
Thursday afternoon for a visit.
Lost The party in an automobile
who picked up a card case In front
of Augustana college Sunday evening
will please leave the same at the
LEADER office. 10 III
John Mcconnell, formerly of Can
ton, but now superintendent of line
men for the Milwaukee road, left
Canton Wednesday bound for the fire
zone in Washington to help the rail-
road establish communication when
the fires are out.
Mr.. Joseph Olsen and bride are
home from their wedding trip, reach
ing Canton Tuesday, after a delight
full time at the Minnesota lakes. Mr..
and Mrs. Olsen will reside at the
family home corner of 4th and KIM
ball.
r. K. Hafsos of Aberdeen was In
Canton Saturday to attend a meeting
of the stockholders In the Bull River
properties, and found many old friends
who were glad to see him. He Is the
leading contractor in Aberdeen and
an architect of merit. He favored
the LEADER with a call while In the
city.
Mr.. P. Holmes who is running the
Nels Larson farm nea Fairview, was
a visitor and a renewal subscriber
Wednesday. He states that Mr..
Larson, who is over in old Norway Is
having a splendid time. Mr.. Holmes
reports that his crops are fine and
corn never better.
Fred and Lee belong arrived In
Canton this week, one from White
water, Wisconsin,, and the other
from Sphinx county, called home by
the serious illness of their mother,
and their sister, Mrs. Hattie PARCELS,
arrived Wednesday from Kansas.
Mrs. belong has been sick for a long
time and Is losing strength slowly.
Mr.. Brandon of Norway township
visited the Kennedy opera house
Wednesday for the purpose OF seeing
Judge Kennedy lay brick, having
heard that he was one OF the O
expert brick artists in Canton: but
the Judge happened to be absent
from the building when Mr.. Brand on
and Mr.. Overseth called.
G. A. Fowles was down in Eden
township this week visiting at the
home of J.. E. Millett and while in
speeding MI. Millett's various breeds
of corn, selected two samples OF pop
corn which he presented to the LEAD
Err. The ears are small but the corr
grows thick and the sample in the
LEADER window represents Is bushels
to the acre.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will have a parlor meeting at
the home OF Mrs. Kennedy, on Tues
day next, August 80, at which time
Mrs. DR.. Buck of Hudson, the Dis
trict Secretary Of w. G. T. U. work.
will give an address. We hope to
have a good attendance. Let every
one feel that they are personally
Invited.
The candidates for county and
legislative honors met In the court
house last Saturday and elected county
auditor Kundert chairman of the
County Central committee. I'M
selection of Mr.. Kundert conferes
honor upon one of the most progress
sive young republicans in the state
He is a great admirer Of Col. Roose
volt and believes that, his, policies