Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-11

John 5, Warner Is among our new
subscribers this week.
John A. Nelson, of Grand Valley,
called last Saturday and renewed Carl
Remme's subscription and his own.
Mrs. Claudia Rudolp returned last
week from Ames where she went to
visit her son Ernest, who is a student
at the Ames college.
There will be a missionary tea given
at The home of Mrs. Ellis on Tuesday
Nov. Is. Will commence serving re-
freshments at five o'clock. Price
fifteen cents. Everybody invited.
Mrs. A. b. .Eaker of Laport City,
Iowa, took the early train Monday
morning for her home after spending
a week at the home of Mrs. Shields,
her sister-in-law.
Prof. William Maggie of Berlin, Ger
many, was a guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Wendt Saturday and left Sunday for
Rochester, Mimi, accompanied by
his son Willie, and from there goes to
New York to join Mrs. Maggie.
Miss Agnes Hougen of Wittenberg,
Wis, daughter Of Rev j. O. Hougen,
formerly of Canton, came down from
Mortified Mimi, Monday, with Gud-
mund Skartvedt. Miss Hougen will be
a CUES of Mr.. and Mrs. Skartvedt
while in the city.
Willard Kennedy returned last week
from a business trip to, W~onsocket,
and stopped over at Mitchell to visit
| his brother Verne, a student at the
Wesleyan College. Verne is making
rapid progress with his studies and
enjoys his work very much.
John Mile began putting a metal
| ceiling in the Farmers State bank
| Monday after banking hours, and as
Tuesday was election, John rushed
the work. Mr.. Knowlton will also
have Mr.. Mile put on a metal ceiling
| in Mr.. Wolfe's jeweiry tore.
The men who maintain the saloons
in this state had bushels of whiskey
and beer money to pay for page adver-
| Using in the Sioux Falls daily papers.
| To the credit of nearly every weekly
paper in the state, they refused to
| pander to the stuff that makes crimi-
nails.
Mrs. G. J. Steele of Quinn, Stanley
county, arrived in town last Friday
for a visit with friends and relatives,
accompanied by her son and daughter.
Mrs. Steele will return to her home
near Quinn in about ten days. She
called at this office last Monday to
renew her subscription to the LEADER.
Herbert Rudolph went down to
Ames to visit his brother Ernest and
witness the annual game Of foot
ball between Iowa University and
Ames College teams. Herbert came
home Monday and announced that 1t
was a sight worth seeing and a splen'
did game. The University won by q
score of 2 to 0.
Charles Madole, son Of Freeman
Madole Of this city, was married al
Dalton, Turner county, on THURSDAY
November 3, to Miss Florence Dewe!
of Dolton. Charles and his bride vii
move to Canton after their wedding
trip. and make this their future home
The LEADER extends congratulations
to Mr.. Madole and his charming bride
John A. Nelson of Grand Valley, re
turned last Friday from Harding
county. where he spent two months
on his homestead. He and Carl y
Remme and Elmer Hanson, also Lin
colnites, united and built houses
on their ~homesteads which join Mr.
Nelson's farm which is only a miis
from the homes of j. G.. Little anc
son, who are nicely located and II
good shape. Mr.. Nelson said that hi
and the others got their lumber from
near the Montana line for S25.O o.
a thousand, and good lumber, too
Coal Is plenty and the soil will rails,
anything. Harding, Mr.. Nelson claims
will be one Of the richest counties ii
the state in a few years, with its tim
Der and coal and rich soil. Carl Remm'
said to John before leaving for Can
ton: "Tell the boys over ingood OLE
Lincoln that I have a fine farm anc
am thoroughly %contented, and HAPPY
as an honest lord" "Mr. Hanson /
also we'll fixed" said John, land al
the Lincoln county boys are in shap'
to make money!