Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-10

Henry Olsen was a renewal sub
scriber Wednesday.
Mrs. Thos. Thorson was a Sioux
Falls visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Milliman spent Sunday
at Mitchell, returning Monday.
Mrs. Overseth and daughter Mrs
Dale were Sioux Falls shoppers Mon
day.
Miss Lizzie Schoenauer returned &c
Sioux City, Monday, afver a visit with
, relatives.
Mrs. Thos. Eastcott and Mrs. r. X.
Penman were Sioux Falls visitors
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Reynolds entertained
the Harmony Chain Thursday, and a
very pleasant afternoon vas spent.
D. II. Hawn sold his two residences
on Pleasant Street Wednesday to J.
E. Anderson who lives west of town.
Mrs. Chas. Caldwell Of Sioux Falls,
visited Mrs. Ben C%hurchyard and Mrs.
Norman Rogers the first part of the
week.
Otis Gates and Miss Ellen Nelson
were united in marriage at the
congregational church at 6 p. m.
Rev. Oxley officiating.
George E. Anderson of Bull River
Falls, Canada visited with Canton
frsends this week.
Martin Abbott is one of the many
suffering with the Grippe but his
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ed Keidle was duly infatuated
into the mysteries of the Modern
brotherhood of America last Friday
evening.
Mrs. NUNS and daughter who have
been visiting at the T. T.. Smith
home for several weeks, left Thurs
day for Mapleton, Iowa.
Mrs. II. E. Hvistendahl entertained
the Rebekah circle Thursday, a very
enjoyable time was had, a very nice
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Henry Nicholson entertained
the Ladies Aid Society Of the M. E.
church to q business meeting Wednes-
day, light refreshments were served.
Veo O'Neil and wife and baby ar
rived In our City Sunday for a short
visit with his parents, MI. and Mrs.
DR.. O'Neil.
Mrs. Gilbert Satrang gave a small
party last Friday In honor of her
mothers birthday: who has reached
the ripe old age Of SO.
Mrs. Lula Jones, daughter Of Mrs.
A. J. Minor, left for her home In
Muscatine, Iowa, after visiting with
friends and relatives the last few
weeks.
Mrs. B. T. Sunvold who has been
very sick the last month or SO Is on
the road to recovery and the LEADER
with many friends are made happy at
the glad tidings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warner left this
week to visit Mrs. Warmers parents
at Lincoln, Nebraska, before leaving
for their new home In Washington.
Mr.. Linn wishes to thank his many
friends for their good wishes and the
beautiful flowers that have been sent
him. He is gradually gaining and
will be able to thanks them person.
ally
At the residence of J. A. Fowles on
Tuesday evening, February 7, at 1880
o'clock, occurred the marriage Of Mr..
Forrest v. Millett and Lisa Bodeen,
both of Hudson, Rev. DR.. Buriff of
the Methodist church officiating.
The oratorical contest held at the
College Chapel Wednesday evening
was won by Eric Ellefson. with
Henry Aker second. Mr.. Ellefson's
subject was "Our Country's Vital
Foe" His address was strong and
forceful and carried conviction to all
his hearers.
Ed Abbott is very critically i'll at
his home. Mr.. Abbott and his family
have had more than their share Of
trouble the past year, as Mrs. Abbott
and daughter Mira have both been
sick and Mrs. Abbott at the present
time is just recovering from a stroke
of paralysis.
Among the Odd Fellows who at
tended the Canton meetings at Sioux
Falls Monday were c. D. futile,
Capt; VIM. Brooks, Edgar Dean, Ed
Maynard. Fred Gerber, Jas. Carpen-
ter, Dave Hale, Chas. Reynolds, Nor
man Rogers and Thos. Eastcott. The
drill was under command of . gentle
man from Minneapolis. In the even
ing the Sioux Falls Odd Fellows in
lated two candidates and then the
drill was again taken up and great
benefit was derived from the work.
They all returned Tuesday morning.
M pesf Enr The Wicked.