Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-03-31

John Sogn was a renewal subscriber
this week.
Mrs. X. X. FobeS was a Sioux Falls
visitor Tuesday.
John Syverud is very sick with
Erysipelas.
Miss Kate Summerwill is in Canton
visiting her brother Ben Semmerwill.
Miss Maude Fox Of Elk Point, is a
guest of Miss Maude Lewis this week.
Bragstad Bros. still continue to sell
their wonderful concrete block ma
chine.
Mrs. LYDIA Fowler returned to Mead
ow last Monday where she is post
mistress.
Richard AinSworth was a LEADER
visitor and renewal subscriber this
week.
Theo. TorberSon, Lincoln county's
popular auditor was in Pierre this
week on business.
County auditor TorbersOn Is at
Pierre attending the annual meeting
Of county auditors.
Mrs. II. Sher wood Of Sioux Falls
was visiting her sister Mrs. Hoeck,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Summerwill and
Miss Kate Summerwill were Sioux
City visitors Tuesday.
John Hegness paid the LEADER
office a pleasant call Monday and
renewed his paper for another year.
Don't forget that Canton wants a
band this summer and wants 1t bad,
SO boost to the best Of your ability.
Mrs. Thomas ThorSon returned
from Dodge Center, Mimi, last Fri
day after a brief visit with her parents.
Mrs. r. T. Smith. Mrs. Dave Bren-
ner and Mrs. Gardner were visitors at
the Shepherd home in Sioux Falls
this week.
Alma Thompson arrived home
last Thursday evening, from the
Normal at Huron to spend her Spring
vacation at home.
Miss Minnie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gunder Twedt of this city, is
confined to her home with pneumonia,
but is improving at this writing.
Charles L. Kundert was in Canton
the first of the week visiting with his
family and a host of friends. Charles
likes his work on the road very much.
Mrs. Dan Thompson is visiting in
this City with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Jones. while Mr.. Thomp-
son is up in Minnesota, putting in
his Spring crop.
demon" McMann will wrestle A.
n. Hartwick, champion Of the Pacific
coast Friday night at Worthing. A
good match is expected and lovers of
good sport should see it. Match be-
gins at $3.50.
Last Friday afternoon Miss Mona
Kinsley entertained a party Of young
lady friends at a six o'clock dinner In
honor of her cousin. Miss Eva Kins-
ley. A very enjoyable time was
spent.
Hon. J. G. Laxson and son Roy left
for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, Monday.
Mr.. Laxson'S health has not been
satisfactory and he concluded to try
the waters and baths down there as a
health tonic.
Mrs. Rovine of Corson, S. D., ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening,
being called here by the serious i'll
ness of her sister Miss Minnie Twedt,
and was very glad to find that young
lady improving.
Police commissioner Tossini and
Ben Wood have been soliciting among
the business men for money to keep
up the band this summer and the
business men are showing their good
will by liberal donations.
Joe Juel left for Minneapolis Mon
day with two automobile buyers for
the Buick. Joe has done and is doing
a great business in the auto line and
the Bucks give the best Of satisfac-
| tiOn.
Miss Eva Kinsley of Artesian, who
has been a student at the Baptist
college in Sioux Falls, arrived in Can
ton last Wednesday and is a guest at
the home of her uncle Albert Kinsley.
She expects to visit with Canton rela-
tives for several weeks.
G. B. Young, a former resident Of
Delaware township, but for a number
CT years a resident of Plainview, Sask.
Canada, has many old friends in
Lincoln county who will be glad to
know he is we'll and prospering. His
letter to the LEADER contained a
handsome sum for subscription.
Dan Bragstad had the misfortune
to run afoul of a wagon load of sand
Tuesday evening with his auto and
now both the auto and wagon are up
for repairs. The wagon stood in front
of the Palace Livery and Dan coming
around the corner in a hurry did not
see the wagon in time to stop.
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