Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-03-17

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Mrs. Lee w Montgomery was a
new subscriber Wednesday.
The Canton Milling Co. will grind
feed on Tuesday and Wednesday of
each week.
Harry Pelley called at the LEADER
office Monday and had his paper put
ahead a year.
Mrs.C.B Kennedy and little daugh-
ter returned from their Minnea-
polls visit Thursday.
Will Ellingson was an over Sunday
visitor with his parents, returning TO
Harrisburg Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Lewis of Inwood, Iowa,
was in Canton this week visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Cora Juel left Friday noon for
Mt. Vernon were she visited friends
over Saturday.
The Canton Milling Co. will grind
feed on Tuesday and Wednesday of
each week.
Filing Opsal returned the first of
the week from Texas where he went
with a party of landseekerS.
Oscar Opsal is in Canton this week
visiting with his parents. Oscar has
resigned his position in Sioux Falls.
The Child Study Club will meet
Friday of this week, at four O'Clock,
at the home of Mrs. Wilkinson.
Carl Wiggin doesn't believe in hay
ing his paper behind time and had
his paper advanced TO January 1912.
Hans Ovre and John Eneboe called
at the LEADER Office Saturday and
had their LEADERS d vanced another
year.
Mrs. Montgomery has just returned
from Chicago and will be able to show
all the latest things in stylish Millin-
cry.
Mrs. Montgomery's Spring Millinery
opening is Thursday and Friday Mar.
% and "a. All the ladies are invited
to attend.
The Bragstad Brothers cement block
machines are becoming so popular
that they find it difficult to fill all
the orders.
Charles kundert the popular restau-
rant mar has had some new improv-
ments in the way of new plate glass
windows.
Dwight Slade left for his home in
Spokane, Washington, Monday, after
a months visit with his parents and
old Canton friends.
II. J. KnOwlton had his barn moved
out to the Elmer Knowlton farm this
week and will build a cement block
garage in it's place.
Charles Whitmore returned from
Hot Springs, Arkansas, Thursday
noon and reports Mr.. Rudolph doing
nicely, a fact his many friends will
rejoice to learn.
Commissioner Knowlton and Albert
Wallace left Tuesday to join the
other Cantonites at Hot Springs,
Ark, where they will both take the
baths at this famous health resort.
For the first nine days in March,
there were filed in Lincoln county,
according to hgures furnished by
Cooper & Cooper, ~abstractors, fifty
eight real estate transfers. aggregat-
ing in all 1863, 1876, 500.
Remember 1.-The College Singing
Girls" and Walter Eccles, the next
number on the Citizens Lecture
Course at the college chapel, Satur-
day evening March 18th. Seats re-
at the Corner Drug Store at
8 o'clock a. M, Friday March 18th.
Col. VIM. NJ. Cuppett has purchased
the Catholic church property and we
understand he will convert the church
into a dwelling house and no doubt
there is truth in the which
waS atloat some time ago that the
Catholics in Canton intended to erect
a new church on the ground where
the old Harlan House stood.
Inwood will be the place where
Westergaard and Domke will meet
in a finish bout at wrestling on March
2lst. These men are two of the
best in the light heavyweight class
and it promises to be the best match
seen in Iowa In years. Many are 60
ing from Canton via auto.
William Brooks and "Heinie' Ham
ilton left in their car for Roundup,
Tuesday night. Both of
these gentlemen are we'll known
around Canton and their presence
will be missed by a host of friends.
Mrs. Brook and little Gladys will fol-
low Mr.. Brooks next month after he
has their home built.
Base ball fans all over the country
are handing out the "dope" for the
coming season. How about Canton?
Can't a city of this size support a
team when every little bare spot
along the railroads in South Dakota,
has a base ball team? Canton has
won the championship In basket ball,
why not in baseball--the good old
American game? Boost and look for