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


Joe Nordseth returned from Mime
apoliS Monday evening after a 10 days
visit with friends and relatives.
Grevlos & Son have rented the An,
drew Ringheim farm and will manage
that in connection with their present
dairy.
Mrs. J. f. Jenneweln and daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Elton, and baby, have gone
to Illinois for an extended visit with
relatives.
Miss June Hichborn received a tele-
gram from Toleda, Ohio, announcing
a new boy at the home of Mrs. Nora
Harlan JamiSon.
Andrew II. Twedt whose farm joins
Norway township on the south was a
LEADER visitor and a renewal sub
scriber Monday. He reports good
crops and everybody happy down his
way.
Miss Estene Steensland was in to wn
last Saturday and called at the LEAD
Err office for asupply of colored pape
for the use Of her little pupils. Miss
Steensland is one of the best teachers
in the county, and a very pleasant
young lady.
Mr.. Clarence Waldo OF Kalamazoo,
Michigan. son of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 5.
Waldo, arrived in Canton Tuesday,
for a visit. Mr.. Waldo represents
the Michigan Buggy Co., which has
large interests in the west.
Ole Segrud went up to Minneapolis
last week to see the attractions at
the Minnesota state fair, and we
hope he had a good time. Ole
has earned a weeks vacation by strict
and prompt attention to business dur
ing the past year.
Joe and Ben Olsen, Ole Nicholson
and wife, Hans Brynjulson, Joe Juel,
Jack Nordgaard, Adolph Bragstad,
John Moe, and Miss Ruby lsakson,
were among the Minnesota state fair
visitors from this county.
Miss Seib presented the LEADER
with a bag Of fine apples last Saturday
with the compliments OF Mrs. VIM.
Shields. Miss Seib is a granddaughter
of Mrs. Shield and will be one OF the
Shields Durham party to spend the
winter at Los Angeles.
Gibson Dunn returned last week
from the national grand army En-
campment at Rochester, N. Y, where
he had a grand time with old com
rades. His regiment was raised near
Rochester and he found some OF them
to help him enjoy his visit.
County Treasurer Dokken has
moved into the new Cuppett resi-
dence on the corner of Fourth Street
and Lincoln Avenue, and Gilbert Will
not have far to walk next winter
when the snow is deep and the wind
blowing out Of the Medicine Hat
country.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Marker of
Rockford, Illinois, accompanied by
their son Charlie and daughter, Mrs.
Maud Becker and son, and Mrs.
Kerze, sister OF Mr.. Marker. They,
came through in their auto ana are
onasts of Mr.. and Mrs. Berg and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Soule.
Sander Brynjulson's shoulder IS stlll
giving him some trouble. lie had n
misfortune to get caught under an
overturned auto when it ran OH the
road, and his shoulder suffered a Sc
we're bruise, although no skin or bones
we're broken. Rest and a little time
will bring him out all right.
Miss Harriet Regain of Rochester,
New York and Minneapolis, n was
a guest of Mrs. Col. Nc Dermott for
over a mouth, returned to Minnea-
polls last week, where she occupies a
prominent position in one of the city
schools. Miss Regain loves Canton,
our climate and our people, and was
the recipient of many social fave rs
during her visit. She is a charming
Young lady, a student of history and
eptertains delig htfully.
Dr. E. S. O'Neil and wife and dau-
ghter Minnie departed for Roundup,
Montana, for a visit with their son,
GUY O'Neil, and from there 10 visit
their son, Veo, near Portland, and
from there to Los Angels for b win
ter. Many friends were at the depot
to bid them good by. DR.. n Mrs.
O,Neil have been residents OF Canton
for 30 years, and it is we'll understood
that they will return here and make
Canton their summer home at least.
The LEADER wishes them great plea
sure in their travels and will be pleas
ed to see them back "home' again.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction, G. G. Lawrence had bust
ness down in this part of the state
last week and paid his old friends in
Canton a visit last Saturday. remain
ing until Monday. Superintendent
Lawrence will be a candidate for re-
Nomination at the primaries next
year, and like all true and faithful
state officers will be given a second
term neutrality-suspicious.. Prof. Law
renee is a big man, mentally and ply
sically, and one of the ablest men
that has ever had charge Of the edu-
Il rational affairs of the state.
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