Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-09-29
LOCAL

Canton was well represented at the
Sioux City fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iom Rood now occu-
py their beautiful home Oh Broad
way.
Edgar Wardwen of Harrisburg was
visiting and looking after business in
Canton last Friday.
David LaXSOn and wife of EarlvilIe.
were among the guests at the Reid
Lewis wedding last week.
Miss Rebecca Gehon returned from
Sioux Falls last week in Frank ilyde'S
auto, with Mr.. Hyde driving.
Mrs. Glendale Opperud and Mr..
and Mrs Charles kundert were among
the Cantonltes who enjoyed the Sioux
City fair.
DR.. f. A. Keep and her sister Miss
Annahrll Wcre LEADER visitors last
Friday, the Doctor subscribing for
the LEADER
Ed. l.. Wtndt and f. J. Straw had
a very Ell yahle trip down to Detroit.
Michigan, as guests Of the +. NJ. f.
auto company.
Edwin Hill who lives seven miles
west Of town un one of the knOwlton
farms. was among our renewal sub
scribers last Friday.
Editor Rerens of the Wort!in1 En-
terprise, was "A welcome visitor last
Monday. lie says the Worthing jokers
are living in harmony again.
James Mitchell of Dayton was
among our renewal subscribers last
Saturday, and James is a gentleman
who loves ''ba bee" as well as dollar.
G.. r. Gubbrud Of Lincoln township,
was among our renewal subscribers
Monday. He is one Of the los SOLID,
reliable, prosperous, farmers in the
county.
p. G.. Peterson of Grant township
kindly sent in a two years SupScrlp-
lion this week. Mr.. Peterson believes
in keeping his subscription paid in
advance.
Rev. Oxley left for Mitchell Mon
day to join his wife and little son
Kenneth, who have been visiting
there the past week. They expect to
return home Friday.
]. w. Reamer met E. l.. Wendt in
Sioux Falls last week and he asked
Mr.. Wendt to carry his annual sub
scriptiOn dues down to the LEADER,
and Mr.. Wendt promptly reported on
his arrival in town.
Mrs. John L. Syverud has sold her
house and nine acres Of ground on the
east end Of Fifth street to Roland
Olson for ST, 900. Mrs. Syverud will
spend the winter at Fergus Fails,
minnesota where her son Arndt is at
tending school.
Percy Smith left for the east last
Friday to take up his government
work in appraising land for a forest
reserve in the White Mountains or
New Hampshire. 1t is a inc position
for Percy and the LEADER cOngratu-
lates him on the appointment.
Thomas Thackeray Of Hudson was
in town Monday, and announced that
death had again entered his nome
this time it was his we'll beloved wife
that vas called away, having recently
lost a daughter. Mr.. Thackeray has
the sympathy of many friends in his
bereavement.
Frank Minis sold IS head of of his
celebrated Poland Chinas at the state
fair, and the president of the aSsocl-
alton was one of the purchasers, EVIL
dence that Mr.. Minis had the finest
pips on exhibition. Mr.. Minis won
first place as a state breeder Of Poland
Chinas. and brought home seven cash
prizes. 1t pays to raise prize Winners,
and he has "a more Of these prize
winners for sale. See his ad in the
want column.
]. |. Sheldon who lives at the head
of Grand Valley, and a very success
full farmer, was among our renewal
subscribers last Friday. He is of the
opinion that President Taft got what
was coming to him in the refusal OF
the Canadians to endorse his pet recl-
procity measure. Mr.. Sheldon said
that the Presidents veto Of the farm
ers free list bill will give the people a
chance to use the recall on him next
veal, and Mr.. Sheldon cages the tenn
per oil the people correctly.