Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-03-24
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Don't forget to boost for a Canton
band.
Andrew Bergen is in the city this
week.
Ardee Millage was a renewal sub
scriber Tuesday.
Marie Wilkinson of Platte Vas a re.
newal subscriber by mail.
Gentle Annie and her handmade
arrived in good shape.
Support the band project. Canton
needs a band.
Mrs. X. K. Fobes was a Sioux Falls
visitor Tuesday.
O. O. Rikansrud made a business
call at Hudson last Monday.
John Roche of Sherman & Roche,
is at Montrose looking after his farm.
Byron Reed of Elk Point. was a
Canton visitor the first of the week.
The Cowboy Grip at the Armory
wa VOL oUSCiibC" LIN SuNO So'Si
satisfaction.
Albert Hegness of Beresford was a
LEADER visitor Tuesday and also a
renewal subscriber.
"Judge'' Margeson left for Armour
Tuesday where he will assist his faith
er with his work.
Ito, D,,Lu I,,oxcor orI TJootnr
Anderson were Sunday visitors with
their parents.
Seven miles in II minutes is the
auto record coming back from In
wood Tuesday night.
|. II. Sletten of this city was a
LEADER visitor Tuesday, and also a
renewal subscriber.
Gus Ahlquist and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a baby boy at their
home last Sunday.
Ben Lindsey the famous Judge from
Denver will be in Canton to lecture
at the College Chapel May 5th.
Mrs. Thomas Thorson is in Dodge
Center, Minnesota, visiting with her
parents who reside at that place.
Grover Wengert of Mapleton, Iowa
is in Canton this week visiting with
his sister, Mrs. B. S. Summerwill.
Judge Clifford is back from his
Black Hills trip, and reports a pleas
ant time over in the mineral belt.
Miss Della Bradshaw of Worthin
and three lady friends were Canton
visitors Monday via the auto route.
Miss Emma Dokken of Fairview.
and a daughter of County Treasurer
Dokken, has been quite i'll for the
last week.
Col. Arthur Linn of the LEADER
has greatly improved the last few
weeks and is able to sit up a couple of
hours a day.
G. G. Ellis who had his leg broken
about two weeks ago, is under the
care of a trained nurse, and is get
ting along nicely.
Mr.. KnowltOn writes that he will
be home next week from Excelsior
Springs completely ed of rheuma-
tism.
Commissioner Tossini has done
wonders with the Canton police force.
Keep it up Sam, justice can be had If
you 60 after 1t right.
Myron Rood traded his automobile
to Carl Virgins Tuesday for so acres
of land. Myron will geta new and
better car then the last.
Miss Judith Greguson is enjoying a
weeks vacation from her duties at
the Mitchell high school, she being
one OF the teachers at that place.
The college Singing Girls at the
College last Saturday evening was by
far the best entertainment that has
been in Canton for some time.
The friends Of Rev. Nummedahl
will be glad to know that he is re-
covering from the effects Of his &C
cident and is able to sit up.
Mrs. J. E. Mile of Platte, and two
daughters visited with her sister Mrs.
G. b. Kennedy and her mother Mrs.
d. S. Waldo the first of the week.
DR.. aud Mrs. Lewison took a spin
down to Vermillion Tuesday in an
auto. DR.. is having a new barn built
on his farm near that e%nterprising
city.
Dan Bragstad, Wallace Bros, the
Corner Drug Store, T. J. McDermott
and Sexe & Ringheim are gentlemen
who have helped to beautify the city
of Canton by putting out signs deco.
rated with electric lights. These
signs give Canton the appearance OF a
modern city and show prosperity and
the good will OF the business men to &c
ahead and do their share.