Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-09-15

apOliS for a visit.
Mrs. j. ID. Cloud was a Chatswortl
visitor the first Of the week.
Albert Wallace is at Huron this
week taking in the state fair.
John Sogn and his sou Clarence anC
wife attended the concert Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Brereton has an ad in this is
sue of the LEADER that will interest
the ladies'.
Frank Minis is at the state fair witt
Chinas.
Charles A. South is up in Minnesota
looking after his farm and crops, as
his renter quit.
Prof. Boot has erected a turnpole
in the high school yard and the boys
have great sport.
G. A. Carlson of Brooklyn township,
is visiting with his son, attorney
Carlson Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Yelnick are
rejoicing over the arrival of a baby
boy.
Highest cash price for live poultry
at Cash Meat Market opposite the
Rudolph IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lunder came
down from Dayton to enjoy the con-
cert Wednesday evening.
Miss Marie Lander departed for
Rosa, North Dakota for a visit with
her brother and family.
Mrs. Benjamin S~ummerwill and son
William returned Sunday from a home
visit at MapletOn, Iowa.
Several auto loads of Sioux Falls
people were Canton visitors Tuesday
evening taking in the band concert.
A great many Canton people were
InwoOd visitors Wednesday where
they took in the big fleldmeet held in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Snyder are the
proud parents of a new baby girl who
arrived to bless their home Tuesday
morning.
Miss Lajla Skartvedt, a teacher Of
music at St. Olaf college, departed
Monday for Mortified, accompanied
by David Tetlie and Otis Knutson.
Harrisburg won Two games of ball
Sunday, one from Fairview 6 to l and
Worthing II to O.. Ed Juel of Canton
pitched for Harrisburg in the latter
game and closed Worth1ng out.
The Leader neglected to announce
the arrival home Of Miss Stella Sogn,
who made the European "trip with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Carlson, returning
with them.
A quiet home wedding was solem-
nized Saturday evening at the Olson
home when Miss Ida Olson and Mr..
Anthony sTorkelSon were married in
the presence of a few friends and the
Immediate family. Rev. 2. H. Tetlie
performed the ceremony.
There will be a sale of horses at the
Collins livery barn next Saturday at
. o'clock. 30 head in all will be sold.
See posters. Lee Stevenson will tell
you all about these horses, and Il. II.
Helgerson will take care Of your cash.
2 o'clock is the hour.
v Stadem Of Veina, tn is state,
came down TO Canton Wednesday
from Sioux Falls, where he had a
successful operation for appendicitis.
Sever is a good printer and was con-
nected with the Leader some years
ago.
A WARNING TO BOYS-Boys
who run their little wagons on side
walks are warned against this nuis-
ance. A gentleman had his leg badly
hurt on Main street Tuesday evening,
and not long ago a lady had her dress
torn and ruined. This nuisance must
stop. Boys car use their LITTLE wagons
without speeding.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewison and daugh-
tiers returned from VermilliOn last
week where they attended the Clay
county old settlers celebration and
had the pleasure Of hearing Hon.
John E. Kelley of Moody county de-
liver the annual address. DR.. Levi
son considers Mr.. Kelley one of the
finest orators in the state, and the
editor of the LEADER believes DR..
Lewison's opinion is correct.
Gus Fowles, the handsome, genial
chief clerk of the Indian Asylum,
called at the LEADER office Tuesday
and enquired for the fighting editor
but found the LEADER had discharged
him and hired a Sunday school editor
who proved modest enough for the
gentleman from the asylum.
Beginning today we are ready to
show our pattern and trimmed hats.
Owing to an unusually busy fall sea-
son we are unable to prepare for a
formal opening, but we have one Of
the most up-to-date showings Of pat
tern and trimmed hats at the most
reasonable prices ever shown In Can
ton. Ladies are all invited to call.
MRS. MONTGOMERY.
SO Weeks Free Tuition to mi from
oach ccrntv AT Courses. Board and