Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-10-06

COLuuCUOI DyelS has oNciSoulS LIS
rheumatic troubles and is ready for
the "Cannon-ban" run.
Henry Overseth and Arthur John
son Of Sioux Falls were visiting
friends in Canton Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Wendt Dean returned
last Friday after a W weeks visit
with Mitchell relatives.
Carr A. Anderson who run the
Hunt farm in Lincoln township was
among our renewal subscribers We'd
neSday.
Do you nave trouble in reading
these long evenings? If you do have
OpJician Wolfe tit you a good pair Of
reading glasses. Il.
Mrs, Charles Fahlenkamp of San
born was visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Brown Of
this city the first of the week.
Sander Brynjulson was in town
Tuesday, and the way he handled his
right arm indicates that an Overturn-
ed auto couldn't put him out of bust
ness.
Hans Graneng and his men are
plastering the new Rohlf residence on
the old Bradteld farm eve miles
west Of Canton. John Mile is the
contractor.
Berry Brothers have the agency for
the "Favorite Auto Hood" for ladies.
They are worn by ladies everywhere.
Call and see them. II
Ole II. EnebO of southern Highland
was a renewal subscriber last Satur-
day. He was accompanied by his dau-
ghter, Miss Anna, who is teaching in
district ID.
Miss Rebecca GehOn has a bed of
beautiful panSies in full bloom in
front of the house. What? Middle
of October and pansies in full bloom.
Out of doors? Sure. This climate
beats California.
Mrs. e. A. Keller was among our
renewal subscribers Wednesday, and
also renewed a subscription for her
daughter Mrs. Mary A. Butts Of
Seattle. She reports Mr.. and Mrs.
Butts enjoying good health and pros
perity.
Rev. A. Jameson, a pioneer Dakota
minister, now retired and living at
Correctionville, Iowa, was in the city
rN,,nclnu For q visit uith his con At
torney Jameson. He was on his way
to Aberdeen to attend the Nj. E. Con-
ference.
The s.. H. Bowman Lumber Com
ppany is making extensive improve
ments in their big yard at this place.
A new office will be built and three
immense sheds will be rooted and
driveways constructed, giving Man
age Lee one of the most convenient
lumber yards in the state. All posts
are set in cement and are high enough
for ample room under the roof. John
Mile is doing the work.
Mrs. Ed. Hammitt was given a very
nicely arranged surprise party Mon
day evening by fourteen members of
her Sunday School Philathea class,
which she has taught for some time.
The surpriserS carried lots of good
things to eat and we're soon in COM
mand of the Hammitt home, and
Mrs. Hammitt and her good husband
made no serious objection to the tenn
porary ownership. Everybody enjoyed
a very pleasant evening and there
were games, music and Joy and re-
rreshmentS.
Richard BrynjulSon, son of Hans
Brynjulson of Highland township: ar
rived home last Friday from Perkins
county, coming overland and bringing
three horses along. Richard will re-
main at home and perhaps rent a
farm in Highland as he is in every
way we'll qualified to handle a farm,
and thus do the sons Of the pioneers
come to the front.
Oluf A. Asper writes from North
field. Minnesota, that in looking over
the LEADER he learned that his
beautiful watch charm had been
found by Martin Odegaard, and that
when he returned to Canton he would
call and get it. This shows the value
of -ad vertising and advertising in a
paper that is read by thousands, and
the LEADER has a larger circulation
in Lincoln county than any other
paper printed. DR.. Eneboe lost his
watch charm. He used the LEADER
and found it.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Sexe of this city
were among the leading promoters Of
the famous Hardangerlaget celebra-
tion at Sioux Falls last week, and
none enjoyed the banquet festivities
with greater pleasure. One of the
chief features of the celebration was a
real duplicate of a Hardanger we'd
ding ceremony, including costumes
with violinist and attendants. There
was no Hardanger couple available
for a real wedding, but aside from
this, everything else was done up in
genuine Hardanger style. Six hund-
rod rr,cctS surrounded tho fpSta1 bOa rd