Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-12-22

NlSlUOr SATURDAY.
Paul Fossum Vas among our re-
newal subscribers Monday.
Filing Strand and Mary Lunder
were new subscribers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Boyce were
Sioux Falls visitors last week.
Miss Belle Parmley was a guest Of
the Misses McDermott Tuesday.
Andrew A. Rommerein Of Norway
township, was a pleasant caller at the
LEADER Office Monday.
Miss Irene Ringheim and brother
Horace and Ernest Rudolph are ex-
pected home this week.
Anton Steen and family have moved
into the Anderson cottage on Plea
SAINT street, formerly the York home.
J. w. Bragstad has purchased the
Adolph Bragstad residence on East
Second street formerly owned by John
Peterson.
Andrew Scion called Monday and
renewed a subscription for his father,
Eric Scion, n of the Lynn township
pioneers.
O. l.. Campbell recently purchased
the Fitzgerald house on 9TH street
and now occupies hat famous
pioneer residence.
Thomas Alexander who at one time
worked at the Depot Lunch Room in
Canton was killed Monday in a wreck
at Odessa, Minnesota.
Frank Buddie: Well, we got a
little snow, enough TO swear by, and
| don't know as | am so very anxious
for much more before March.
Hugh Jameson left for Los Angeles
Wednesday to Join his mother who is
there for her health. Henry knowl-
ton and Alfred Ellingson, of this city,
accompanied him.
The new Catholic church is ready
for service and the first sermon will
be preached on Christmas day at
lO:45 a.. M, by Rev. Father Fitzgerald
of Lennox. The public is cordially
invited to attend the opening ser vice.
Hon. n. Smith of LennoX, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter left
for Los Angeles last week. They had
for travelling companions Mr.. and
Mrs. Harms of LennoX and expected
Mrs. d. S. Guinter to join them at
Sioux City.
The Catholic Altar society of
Worthing will give a progressive
Cinch party and Midnight supper at
the Woodman Hall Wednesday,
December27. Game called at s O'Clock
D m. Prizes awarded at the enter
tainment. Supper % cents.
Mrs. w. b. Hyndman.
Manager Campbell Of the Kennedy
House is giving our people some
excellent dramatic entertainment,
and the new house is worthy of the
best dramatic talent that travels.
The Lyric" sign in front of the
Opera House is out of place. Opera
House would be better.
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Ingalls,
who died at Hygiene Colorado, last
week, arrived here Saturday. 1t was
accompanied by a son and another
son, J. e. ingalls, of Lennox was here
to receive the body. Mrs. ingalls, was
formerly a resident of Delaware
township.
Prof. Indseth and family will move
to Sioux Falls and make that city
their home. Prof. 1ndseth is a
musician, leader and composer of
ability and will have a broader field
for his work than in Fairview or
Canton, although he retains his
dictatorship of the Grieg Singing
Society and is instructor for the
Canton band. The LEADER wishes
the Professor success.
The Women's Relief Corps is a
patriotic body, devoted to patriotic
wherever there is work to do.
One of the latest efforts in this direc-
tion was the presentation of beautiful
silk flags to the Sunday Schools of the
city, Mrs. Carl Wiggin, accompanied
by a delegation Of the corps, present.
ed the flags and delivered a brief
patriotic address on each occasion.
Mrs. Wiggin is a fine speaker and is
listened to with pleasure when
she has any talking to do In meetings
Of the corps or at camp fires.
A team hitched to a lumber wagon
and running at good speed came east
On Fifth street Saturday night about
5 o'clock and turned down Main street
knocking down Mrs. Noyen on the
crossing between the First National
Bank and the Corner Drug store.
Mr.. Wimple and others ran to her
assistance just as she got up. She
got a servere jar in the fall but no
bones were broken. The team con
tinued on down Main street crossing
the railroad track just ahead Of a
train coming in. The running gear
Of a wagon was found Sunday morn
ing near the residence Of Mr..
where the team encountered
tree. Ownership unknown.
The Athenian Society have settled
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