Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-06-10

Miss Violet Ainsworth went to
Salem last week to visit her brother.
Mrs. Kasper Sogn of Norway town.
ship, is home from an extended visit
with Wisconsin relatives.
Art Goetz is home for the summer
from Vermillion where he has been
taking a law course at the University.
One of the new features OF the pri-
mary law IS to require a voter to de-
clare his party allegiance in asking
for q ballot.
The election passed of very quietly
in this city. Everyone seemed to
know who he wanted to vote for and
did it promptly.
Oscar Tuntland has four stray head
of cattle at his place, which he is
holding for the owner. See ADVERTISE
ment In the LEADER this week.
Mrs. Judge Clifford and Mrs. Martin
Lybarger entertained q large party Of
lady friends at the home of Mrs..
Clifford on Friday afternoon Of last
week.
Governor Vessey has called a Con-
servation and Development Congress
to meet at Pierre on June 20, 80 and
July 1st. to which all are invited.
MI. and Mrs. w. e. Benedict of
Belle Fourche, were guests Of friends
In Canton Monday and went to Sioux
Falls to be present at the graduation
of their daughter at All Saints.
Oscar Tuntland one Of the. progress
sive young farmers in Highland town.
ship, "a a new subscriber this week
and he also subscribed for his brother
Otto who has a fine Homestead In Trip
county.
One fare for the round trip on all
roads has, been made to the Conser-
walton and Development Congress to
meet 1t Pierre June 29-July 1st.
Archbishop Ireland and many other
notables will speak.
John A. VAIL, wife and daughter
and Nels Iverson leave next Tuesday
for = summer visit to old Norway.
1t Il A years since Mr.. Iverson cross
cd the ocean bound for America.
Miss Cora Juel left last week for
Northwood, Iowa, to visit friends and
from there went to Northtield, MIMI,
to attend the st. Olaf commencement
after which she goes to Chicago where
she will join Prof. G. w. Nash's party
Of European tourists.
Last Saturday was q lively day In
town In = business way and In politics.
a good many Of the boomers were in
town boosting for their favorites and
the candidates could find no com-
plant In the matter Of boosting by
their friends.
DR.. Veo O'Neil Of Montana, arrived
from Milwaukee last Saturday, where
he left Mrs. O'Neil and the baby who
will Join him in Canton soon for an
extended visit at home. DR.. O'Neil
u looking fine and has been very sue
cessful In Montana.
Mrs. John N. Peterson, treasurer Of
tho ladies' aid society Of the Luth eran
church, reports that the net receipts
OF the big dinner served on Sunday,
May %, the day the church was dedi-
Gated, amounted to Sab, and the net
proceeds Of the concert amounted to
$500, making In all s713. 1t takes the
ladies to raise money.
j. e. Millett has gone to Hot
Springs,sth this state, to enjoy the baths
and the beautiful scenery. There is no
bstter baths In the world then those
1t Hot Springs. He carries q watch
fob made from the Locust seed and
Locust wood artistically connected
with gold wire and every part Of this
unique fob Vas grown on the Millett
farm In Eden township but the gold.
The Milwaukee business boomers
arrived ID Canton Monday at noon
and they circulated around town
meeting the business men and the
people generally. They we're q fine
bunch Of boomers, but failed to line
MP with the Omaha boosters either
IL numbers or vim. They had no
band but lots Of souvenirs and de-
Parted for the west 1t 2 o'clock. II
lthey had any Of the stuff that made
Milwaukee famous w didn't . it.
Read the Old Settlers program and
Decide to take part in the event. The
old settlers are dropping of, one by
one, and the memory Of the days
When they faced grasshoppers and
pFiyAt1ons unknown to the present
generation, should not be forgotten
~ those who arc growing into old
1oeGlerB - tho ysars roll On. Let the
ID settlers rsjoice IN the present
prosperity and lot them show BY OK
anple aggregation for the blsmings
o1aat GONE 70 bles their declining
r61TAkoada yso andsmeea with
G6o1 an bring The youth
M1m0bon q tho family along TO
It'll I'm n tlae midst Of !
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