Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-13

Mrs. Berry is quite III.
Joe Olson was a Sioux Falls visitor
Monday.
Ben Churchyard was over at In
wood Saturday.
Mrs. Dan Thompson was a Canton
visitor last week.
Miss Gertrude Richter was a new
subscriber Tuesday.
p. s. Pickett left for Minnesota
last week on business.
Ben Olsen and bride returned from
their bridal trip Saturday.
X. e. Jacobson was up from Hudson
to visit with friends Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Richardson was among
our renewal subscribers Tuesday.
Martin Thorson was among our re-
newal subscribers this week,
John Evenson OF Dayton, was in
the city on business Monday.
Dan Bragstad was up in Minnesota,
on a hunting trip last week.
Miss Clara Peterson returned to
her school work in in Dayton town
ship.
Arthur Goetz returned to Vermil-
lion Monday to take up his University
work.
Will Buxton of Sioux Falls was in
Canton the first OF the week visiting
friends.
William Storie and wife arrived in
Canton Monday for ashort visit with
Canton friends.
Mrs. B. S. Summerwill and son,
William, arrived from Mapletcn,
Iowa, Saturday.
John Benz has his ice house filled
and has shipped two cars to different
points out Of town.
Miss Olive Nordgaard left for Apple
ton, Minnesota, Monday where she is
principal OF the high school.
C. b. Kennedy, banker and real es-
tate man of Madison, South Dakota,
was In town Saturday on business.
Miss Kent who has been visiting
with Miss Maude Lewis the last week
left for her home in Elk Point Mon
day.
Editor Floyd Milliman returned to
his work on the Morristown Herald
last week. He conducts a neat, first
class paper.
Miss Susie Bragstad returned from
Roundup, Montana, Sunday, to take
up her school work. She spent the
holidays with her parents.
Attorney A. r. Brown vas at
Woonsocket this week looking after
an important lawsuit for Judge Ken
needy who is confined to his bed with
: severe cold.
Lee Stevenson left Monday for Ber-
esford where he conducted q large
stock sale just north Of town on Tues
day. Lee Is q very successful auc-
tioneer and gives the best Of services
20 his patrons.
ia. Johnson, the young man who last
spring won the triangle" debate for
Augustana college, came down last
week for . short visit with friends
and left Tuesday for Northfeld, Min
nesota, where he is = Sophmore in ST.
Olaf college.
Elmer Anderson who for the past
year and a half has been working for
the Western Electric Company in
iChicago, came home Monday for a
shorL visit. Elmer has been very sue
cessful In his electric work since he
left Canton and we believe there is a
great future In store for him for he
seems TO be an electric genius.
Miss Gertrude Richter Of Florence,
lCodington county, who was q guest Of
MI. aud Mrs. Charles L. Kundert,
left for her heme Tuesday morning.
Miss Richter is = graduate of the
Canton high school and taught school
in this county before going to Flor
ence, whore she IS now teaching and
her many friends are pleased=t K know
of her success.
A. w. Nichols, one Of the Delaware
township pioneers, wa In Canton
Tuesday on business. He told Aud
itor Kundert and the editor a nice
little story about . Quaker and his
big hat, and Charlie told his famous
doR story and the editor told John
Noes story about the fellow who
wanted TO get into St. Mays hospital
and Deputy Auditor L0men. who
heard the stories, declined to enter