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

MISS LaJla SkaFtNcuI
We find the following compliment
tary notice Of Miss Skartvedt in the
Spokane Herald under a double head
with a fine picture of the the young
lady at the head of the column:
Last night Mr.. Arthur Frazer pre-
scented one of his most advanced pu-
pills, NJ iSS Lajla Skartvcdt, in a re-
cital at the Spokane College. Miss
Skartvedt. who is instructor Of music
at the college, played an exceedingly
good program. She has a neat touch,
much feeling and distinguished her
self particularly in The GondOliera,
Nenizia e NapOli.' Of List. The
group of pieces by Schumann. Mac
Dowell, Gluck-Brahms, Chopin and
Grieg were PLAYED with the happiest
expression and a tine idea OF the
different modes of expression. The
large audience present was most
~apprcciative in its applause and gave
her the deserved compliment OF
several recalls.
Miss Skartvedt was to leave Spokane
for Seattle June ;, where she will
visit for a time before sailing for
Vancouver, and there take the
Canadian Pacific to Fergus Fails
where she will visit with her Aunt,
M ISIS HeIga lIage, until the last Of
this month when Miss llage will
accompany Miss Skartvcdt to Canton.
Brekke-TOrberSOn Wedding.
Married at the resident of the brides
mother Mrs. Ole Torberson in Canton
township on Wednesday evening,
June :, Miss petrina Torberson and
Mr.. p. ID. Brekke of Aberdeen 5.
d., Rev. DR.. A. f. Burilf Of the
Methodist Episcopal church otliciat-
ing. About seventy-live invited
guests were present, and the LEADER
extends congratulations.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage Of Harold Nelson Aikens
and Miss Dorothy Grace Booth at
Sioux Falls, June :, Harold is the
son Of Judge and Mrs. AikenS and the
young couple have the best wishes of
a host of friends in Canton. The
LEADER extends congratulations to
Mr.. Aikens and his beautiful bride.
Mrs. Major Dixon arrived home Mon
day from a trip Of nine months which
extended from Canton to Ames, Iowa,
Minnesota, Chicago, Oklahoma and
Texas, and comes back better pleased
with Canton than ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klute of Greedy,
Iowa, spent a few days in the city
last week the guest of Mrs. klute's
brother, J. B. Clendennen and family,
William Tank desires to announce
that he now has in successful opera
tion a two and a half barrel bread
mixer and it works like a charm and
the bread is finer and sweeter.
e. b. Painter, a prominent young
farmer Of Dayton towns hip, formerly
of Sanborn, Iowa, was a visitor and
a new subscriber Wednesday.
Andrew Johnson, who lives near
Leeville, died Monday and was buried
in Forest Hill Thursday. Heart
trouble was the cause Of the death OF
this splendid old pioneer.
Miss Louise Kruger returned Mon
day evening from Bryant where she
has been teaching.
Miss Edith GoOdrOad is at Hawar'
den visiting her sisters.
Mrs. Orville Jory and baby returned
to their home at Maxwell, Iowa, Mon
day after a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Shaffer and son
of Tyndall are visiting relatives and
friends in this city.
J. d. Chapman after voting Tues
day thought the next best thing to
do was to call at the LEADER office
and new his subscription.
There was a few" politics at Sioux
Falls Tuesday,