Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-08-18

Mrs. Bray and son Of Kimball, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. }. ByrneS.
Fl. II, Boon Of the Chicago Scand-
maven was visiting in Canton this
week.
Floyd Cooper returned Monday
from a trip which included Broukings,
Watertown and Minneapolis.
1t was Frank Larson's son who
found the money in front Of Lybar-
gers store instead of Louis Siveslnd's
boy.
Stanley Forrest has a poor opinion
of Sioux river fish. He says they are
50 stupid as to refuse good bait when
hungry.
Miss Bessie Tucker left the first of
the week for Minneapolis to look up
and study the new fall and winter
st! les In hats.
Lew Tillotson Of Lennon was in
Minneapolis when he heard of the
death Of Mrs. pidcOe and came here to
attend the funeral.
When Joe MiIlet of Eden, John
Gerber of Grant, and IL. ii. belong Of
Canton begin to tell stories it is time
for tenderfeet TO listen.
Mrs. Alice Milliman has gone east
to purchase fall millinery, and Miss
Ida Hervig, her trimmer, has gone TO
St. Paul TO study fashions.
Many of Canton's respectable bust
hess men had the "Badger" game
worked on them last week, and none
of them saw the badger only In fancy.
Mrs. Van Fleet was u Wednesday
morning distributing a few beautiful
white very fragrant roses among
friends and favored the Editor with
one.
Zoe Wendt, Leta Stowell,' Mona
kinsley, Neva Bacon and rs. Kin
sey Fobes were Sioux Falls guests Of
Mr.. and NJ rs. Francis Coon Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Roy Osborn was down from Sioux
Falls Thursday in his auto and on the
return trip took Mrs. Fred Mample
and Mrs. Earle Crawford with him TO
spend the afternoon with friends.
Baptist church Sunday School 10 a.
NJ. Services ii a. M, and 5 p. m.
Subjects: Morning, The Attitude OF
World": evening, "A Free
Drink" All who read this are vel
come to these services. w. T. Dart,
Pastor.
Sexe & Ringheim have awarded the
Editor Of the LEADER a fine straW-hat
as a prize for the best fish story, and
consider hat no others need apply,
as the Spirit Lake fish story is beyond
competition this season. The Parker
New Era considers the LEADER story
a winner In any class.
Allen Spencer who lives at Faith,
South Dakota, was in Canton the
first oil the week buying grain. Mr..
Spencer says that everything in that
country was burned to the ground but
that the people were going to stick to
the ship and try again. That is the
spirit that made this grand and
glorious union of ours.
w. e. Greene of Worthing one of
the prominent citizens Of that town,
left for Wisconsin Wednesday to visit
his mother at Darlington. From there
he will 20 to Muskegon, Mich, to
visit his brotherinlaW, DR.. &. l..
Thompson, and then to Chicago to
visit a brother. This Is Col. Greene's
annual visit and the LEADER wishes
him a pleasant time.
Misses Blanche and Elsie Parke,
daughters of w. u. Parke, leave on
Saturday for Chicago for a visit with
their brother Roy, and return home
with him. Hecomes for a three weeks
vacation beginning Sept |. Roy Is
studying in the college of Physicians
and Surgeons in Chicago and will
finish with a fOur year course having
completed two years of the term.
A meeting of the Junior Philathea
class of the Methodist Sunday School
was held Wednesday evening at the
home Of Eleanor jefferson and election
of officers took place, after which a
most enjoyable evening was had by
all. The following officers were elect
ed: Wava Byrnes, Pres: Gladys Kun
dert, Vice Pres; Eleanor jefferson,
Sec. and Treas: Alice Farmer, Re-
porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Juel and dau-
ghters Cora and Palma arrived home
Monday evening by auto, coming from
St. Paul where they met Miss Cora.
Mr.. Juel encountered rain and bad
roads but nothing could stop Perry
and his Buick. He came through from
Mitchell county, Iowa, to Canton in
one day, a splendid run for bad roads.
Perry says this Buick Car will swim a
river or climb over a fence and out
RIM ANYTHING tina comes al Ong