Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-04-08

owners are requested to be present.
Basket Social in Dayton Hall.
A basket social will be held in Day
ton Hall April Is, 1910. Ladies are
requested TO bring baskets with sup
per for two. This social is given by
the young peoples Sunday School
class and everybody is cordially in
vited to attend.
Andrew Skie Of Lennox called Tues
day and renewed his subscription.
Hon. Thomas Thorson and Com
mitteeman Laxson vent to Huron
Wednesday.
MI. C. E. Goetz and Miss Mile
GOetZ came up from Sioux City
Saturday for a visit with Hon. Thomas
Thorson.
Mrs. w. J. Byrnes went to Sioux
City Saturday returning home Mon
day.
Gus Hanson went out to Perkins
county last week to look after his
claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hanson re-
turned to Baltic, Tuesday. after a
short visit with relatives and friends.
MI. Pierce, candidate for State
Senator, was in Canton Wednesday
looking after his political interests
and greeting his many friends.
That we'll known comedy "a Pair
of Country Kids" better than ever
will be at the Opera House next Mon
day for one night only.
The next attraction at the Opera
House will be the famous "Pair OF
Country Kids" Co., now In its fourth
year and better than ever. Date OF
April 18th is for n night only and
popular prices will prevail.
Get your reserved seats now for "a
Pair of Country Kids at the Opera
House next Monday, April 18th.
There may not be hundreds turned
away and the theatre may not be
crowded but every theatre goer knows
the "Kids" are one of the most sue
cessful companies on the road and
can be enjoyed all the better with a
good comfortable seat.
Since ga Pair of Country Kids
now in its fourth year has been before
the public the play has been rewritten
each year and each season sees this
good clever comedy with a new coat
of action but the same name. The
management this year has engaged an
exceptionally strong cast and is carry
ing special scenery, which is all new
every season. 1t will be one of the
best companies here this season. At
the Opera House next Monday, April
18th.
The Athenian debate at the court
house Tuesday evening was listened
to by a large and appreciative
audience. The question under dis
cussion was, Resolved: That the
amendment to the constitution giving
women the right to vote should be
ratified. Messrs. A. r. Jameson and
Carl Tank for the affirmative and
Messrs. E. G. Woodburn and Carl
Glaettli negative. 1t was decided in
favor Of the latter. The interest in
the subject wa 50 great an informal
discussion was INDUCED In by Judge
Brown, Judge Forrest and others
until q very late hour and much USE
full information was gained by those
SO fortunate as to have been present.
Mayor Dean declined : to run for
Mayor on the commission plan other
wise he would have received a unan-
imous nomination from the citizens
he has served 50 we'll. Mayor Dean
has given his time and labor for the
test interests of the city for two
years and never shirked and response
bility. He was on duty early and
late when duty called and ever ready
to attend aid where aid was needed,
and In al has made = splendid onicial.
The LEADER would have been pleased
to see him wear the first honors under
the commission plan but Mr.. Dean Is
quite willing to turn over the ~
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