Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

The G. G. c.. club was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs.
DR.. Veo O'Neil.
Tom UlIikson has 81 head OF fine
fat white faces" ready for market
but the price don't suit him.
ThOrSten Hotter who has been alb
sent from home a little over two
years is expected home the latter part
of June.
O. T. Brandhagen and wife will
visit at Madison, South Dakota, and
surrounding towns for a week or so.
Mr.. Brandhagen left Wednesday.
Game Warden Collins has received
five pair of golden pheasantS from the
state game warden and will distribute
them among farmers who will give
the proper care.
A.. A. Arnold and wife left Satur-
day night for Mitchell where they
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Il. E. Eastcott and from there
Ciey 20 W Dedu Woou.
Miss Vera Lewis came down from
Devils Lake Monday for a visit at
home. She is the head stenographer
in Governor Burke's law office. She
will returned next week.
Capt. Ed. Eneboe left Thursday to
join the regular army in Texas where
officers Of the militia from various
states are assigned 20 duty with the
regulars as a school Of Instruction.
Mrs. j. e. Quien, baby Eunice,. and
Grandma, Mrs. Thompson, left Satur-
day for a two weeks visit with Mrs.
d. g. Johnson at Woonsocket. Mrs.
Johnson is a sister of Mrs. Quien.
U. T. Sando of Dayton was a visitor
last Saturday. He said he never saw
corn look better at this time of the
year, and that he intended to COM
mence cultivating Monday morning.
Not bad for May %.
A postal card from an old friend w.
S. Ingham Of Miles City says, Mote
you are able to be out again and glad
to know it," Yes William we are
able to be out and mighty glad to get
out, but we are moving slow.
Miss Mable White has gone to rel
atives in Indiana, and the financial
part of her trip was generously pro-
vided by Mr.. w. J. Byrnes. She is a
sweet, bright, little girl, and her rel
atives in Indiana wanted her to come
to them.
Herman Richter returned last week
from a business trip to Chicago and
there he met Charlie Cassill and they
saw the Worlds Champions and the
White Sox play ball. Chicago won
and the boys had all their clothes on
when the game was finished.
William Shaft had a birthday party
at his home last Friday in honor OF
his daughter, Mrs. J. M. Buck Of
Denver who is visiting here. MI.
Shaft s children were all at home and
in remembrance of the event present
ed the visiting sister with a hand
some gold watch.
Tom Murray, a stock buyer for the
Chas. R. Rice Company of Chicago,
was in Canton Saturday on business.
The Chas. R. Rice Co. are opening a
division in Sioux City for stock buyers
and sellers to do business at that
place instead of Chicago thus making
1t easier for the stockmen Of South
Dakota.
T. Fl. Helgerson's many friends are
glad to see him home and looking so
we'll after an operation at La Crosse,
Wis. He had not been in good health
for a year or more and now comes
home in a condition to regain his
health and strength and flesh and all
Canton will rejoice in the ex-mayor's
good luck.
Engebret Hotter Is not playing ball
nor chasing pigs at present, although
he had a little pig experience recently
that was unfortunate for him. He
was trying to drive q of his pigs to
the pen and In making a rapid double
turn around a wagon he gave his knee
a double twist and is now quite lame,
but we agreed to say nothing about it
because the pig won out.