Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-12
Mrs. Thomas Thorson was at Sioux

City Tuesday.
William Ellingson was an yer Sun
day visitor at home
1t was 80 in the shade Tuesday ant
the corn planters were happy.
Clyde kinsley was an over Sunda.
visitor at the home OF his parents.
The lunch room at the o. X. Baker.
has the latest Improvements. Att
Photographer Muma is making i'm
provements on his West 5th stree
residence.
Judge Kennedy and son Millart
went over to Beresford Monday or
business.
John Gemmill, Joe Olson and &c
Eueboe were base ball fans at Sioux
City, Sunday.
Roy Letfert left for Hawarden,
Iowa, Wednesday, where he will visit
for IA few days with friends.
Prof. Indseth and wife returned tc
Fairview, Wednesday, after a few
days visit. with Canton friends.
The O. X. Bakery has added a lunch
room In connection to the bakery.
Att
John Robinson has a very neat
home in the north part OF the city
The grounds look very attractive.
The cellar and foundation for a res
idence is being built just north OF the
Lutheran church for j. j. Chraft.
Mrs. Judge Aikens is having a new
foundation put under her Cedar street
residence opposite the old Harlan
House.
The county superintendent's office
and the office of the register Of deeds
have been handsomely papered by p.
A. Serum.
Don't forget the lecture at the
Methodist church, Monday evening,
May Is, by Rev. Buritf on "Poles and
PerSimmonS."
The o. X. Bakery will have a lunch
Ib,lH III SOlIilCSLlOh "iGlA VII OonOLy
and they assure the public the best of
service. Att
Miss Mona Reynolds returned from
her AmeS, Iowa visit last week and
left for Aberdeen Monday to resume
her studies In the State Normal.
The masons are finishing up the
porch and pillars OF the handsome
cement block residence of Charlie
Reynolds. The design is from plans
by Joe Bragstad.
John Mile has fine residence
finished on north Cedar street and
has a second house inclOsed and a &C.
ment foundation for a third in the
same block.
jeff KnowltoD is getting things in
shape to rush work on his new gas en-
CINE factory. The building will be
a fine one and the walls will be of &C.
ment.
Miss Carrie Graneng left this week
for California for a three or four
months %sojourn, visiting friends and
relatives In Hawarden and Sioux City
enroute.
Mrs. Allen Crawford of Fairview,
found the brown fur scarf advertised
In last weeks LEADER, and Mr.. Craw-
ford left the scarf at this office Tues
day.
Wednesday afternoon Judge jamie
son, John Quien and Herb Fitch went
fishing and luck was good they say.
Ed Wendt "chuffered" them to their
destination in his car.
Albert Kinsley bought the John
Allibone property on Main street and
moved the old house back on the next
street and will erect a handsome,
modern residence IN Main street.
A foundation is being bull for John
Peterson's residence which he will
build between Mr.. Laxson and Mr..
Peterson's former residence which he
sold to Adolph Bragstad.
Harry STEMS new residence on
Main street below the track is rooted
and sided and will soon be finished,
The design is modern and handsome,
two stories and basement, and will
make a splendid home.
The Athenian debating society had
a lively discussion Monday night. 1t
came up on a resolution that declared
the nation was too extravaganza. DR..
! Wendt and Ed. L. Wendt had the
negative and E. J. Straw and Fl. ].
Brown the affirmative. The negative
got one vote OUT Of three, but those
who heard DR.. Wendt declare that he
proved a regular Bryan in debate II
his side was defeated.
August Ruud Of Inwood, Iowa
leaves May 9th for New York City
where he will sail for Norway. He
will also take in Sweden and spend
some time in Christiana. Mr.. Ruud
came to Brookings county, when be
was IA years OF age, after staying
there two years be came to Lincoln
county and remained here until 1896
when he moved on a farm in Sioux