Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28

$500
Falls passengers Saturday, going up
to see THE Girl in the Taxi"
Joseph Millett came up from Hud-
son Tuesday to visit with Canton
E'owles,
Paul TlIompt is among II renewal
Su bscriberS this week and also eX-
tended the subscription on his son
Oscars paper.
The piano player demonstrated by
the Williams Co., Of Sioux Falls, has
Box this week.
Miss Rachel Thong son came down
from Sioux Falls, Saturday, for an
over Sunday visit at the home Of her
sister Mrs. John Quien.
Miss Clara Peterson finished her
first term of school very successfully.
She taught in what is known as the
Hokenstad school.
Mrs. William Kurhce of Oelwin,
Iowa, spent the past week at the
Band Box visiting her sister Miss
Florence Rosencrans.
Ex- Register of Deeds, Roy Wolff Of
LennoX, is a frequent visitor in Can
ton, Roy has a host Of friends here
who are always glad to see him.
Mrs. John Isakson and NJ rs. Perry
Juel of the ladies aid society Of the
Lutheran church, served a Is cent
supper in the basement last week.
Geo. Schlosser of Sioux Falls, was
in Canton Tuesday and made the ed
itOr a visit which vas much enjoyed.
Mr.. Schlosser is a Dakota pioneer.
The Argus LEADER says that many
Cantonities are troubled with stiff
necks. There Is nothing serious about
a stiff neck unless it was arm twisted.
Miss Grace Copeland of Harlan,
Iowa, spent the past week at the
Band Box, the guest of her sisters
Mrs. O. Hack and Miss Alta Copeland.
Miss Gala Tucker who has been
teaching the "Schiager School," east
of town, closed the spring term with
a picnic last Friday, and the young
STEERS had a very happy time of it.
A post card was received by the
editor Tuesday from DR.. E. S. O. Neil
from Los Angeles. He reports a nice
visit in Denver and a pleasant time
so far.
A $500 piano, a lady's and gentle
mans twenty year gold watch, a dia-
mond ring and many other presents
all given away free. See Jones Piano
Company's ad on last page.
Miss Addie Eta Haw, dau ghter of
Simon Haw and sister of Mrs. Brere-
ton, and a prominent deaconess In the
M. e. church at Sioux City, was mar
ried at Fort Dodge last week to
Samuel F. Dahlen, after which she
vas summoned to the side of her sick
sister in this city.
Charles Goetz of Sioux City will &C
company Mr.. and Mrs. Thorson abroad
next month, if he a secure passage
from New York on the same steamer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thorson, who will
leave here May II and sail IN May q.
They expect to be absent three
months.
The City Commissioners have let
the contract to dig and equip an
additional city we'll for the water
plant to A. L. Hoisington of Lennox,
and he comes recommended as a first
class nan for the work. The Con-
missioners do not propose that the
city water supply shall be limited.
Canton is fortunate to have a never
failing supply OF pure water which is
filtered through gravel and sand.
A. L. Stewart of Dayton is a new
subscriber this week, Mrs. Roy Mill
age sending in the order. Mr.. Ste wart
owns one of the fine farms cornering
at Dayton Hall, and has a handsome
residence. He came to Lincoln county
from near Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and
is rated as a prosperous, progressive
farmer and highly esteemed by his
Dayton neighbors.
The following item appeared in the
Argus Leader Monday evening: Sin
the case of Eveleth VS.. Jennings
wherein the plaintiff claims the right
of prohibit ion against the defendant
as to engaging in the dental business
in Canton by virtue Of a contract
made at the time of sale of business.
Judge Jones on Thursday at Sioux
Falls refused a temporary injunction,
and DR., jennings is not debarred from
praeticing his profession in Canton.
John Mile began work Monday on
the John Anderson & Sons furniture
store, and when he gets through the
Anderson store will have one of the
handsomeSb plate glass fronts in the
The entrance viii be in the
center we'll back from the street, and
on either side will be large plate glass
show Windows large enough 70 dis
play an entire bedroom set. Anderson
y SoAS aim TO give their customers
the best Of everything az the lowest
possible margin Of profit.