Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-06-16

Quite a few of Canton's young PEG.
pie were picnicers Sunday.
County Treasurer Dokken was in
Fairview the first part Of the week on
business.
DR.. Eveleth, the popular tooth
plumber of Canton enjoys all kinds
Of fishing.
Ed. Jones and his sister Mrs. Oar
Thompson were Sioux Falls visitors
last Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Bryant and little son OF
Platt, are in the city visiting Can
ton relatives.
Frank and Hattie Beck returned
home from the Wesleyan University
at Mitchell last week.
Bernice Oliver who has been teach.
ing in the Huron schools the past year,
arrived home Saturday.
Miss Maude Warner came home
from Mitchell last Friday, where she
was a university student.
Harry Aikens and family Of Sioux
Falls we're visiting friends and rela-
tiveS in Canton the first Of the week.
p. S. Pickett Is now IN a position
to offer some of the best bargains that
have ever been put on sale in Canton.
Albert Wallace Of ball store fame
made some very good records at the
big shoot held in Sioux City last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Milliman and
baby we're down from Sioux Falls for
an over Sunday visit at the A. q. Mil
Imam home.
Attorney viii Warren came down
from De Smet, Sunday by auto and
Mrs. Warren accompanied him home
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Frank Holdrldge, a former res
ident of Canton, was renewing old
acquaintanceS and visiting former
friends the first of the week.
Mrs. Willard Bennett entertained a
party of young ladies last Thursday
afternoon in honor Of her daughter
M RS. WIN Warren Of De Smet.
Capt. Ed. Enebo arrived home Mon
day from Texas where he has been
the last fifteen days with Uncle Sans
boys playing wal on the Mexican Dor
der.
Many friends of City Attorney
Jameson have noticed an unusual
growth along longitudinal lines on his
face of late. Cheer up Judge, she will
be home Oon
Mrs. A. A. Arnold went out to
Mitchell Tuesday, for a brief visit
with her daughter, Mrs. T. e. East
colt and to get acquainted with her
new granddaughter.
G. Muma is in Garretson this week
taking views In and around that city
while on a vacation. Mr.. Muma's
studio is closed this week but he will
be open again for business Wednesday
June Is.
Thursday June Sth was n of the
hottest days known in Canton for
many a year. 1t was 100 in the shade
for hours beginning to drop a little at
4:3O. Friday was cloudy but Sc was
the record at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Marie Gilbertson left Tuesday
for Minneapolis, Mimi, where she
will visit relatives and attend the big
annual meeting of the Norwegian
Lutheran Synod and she will return
home by the way Of Candy, Mimi.
for a short visit.
Canton was full of Cheyennes and
cow punchers Tuesday and Wednes'
day and it made the old timers feel
like the days of "a we're here again.
Indian Pete's Wild West Show did
not show at Parker so came to Canton
a day ahead of time.
Miss Palma Anderson, h e a d
of the piano department in Trim.
ity University at Waxahachie, Texas,
the past two years, arrived home Satur.
day evening. She vas accompanied
part way by Pearl Peterson, who has
been studying the piano under Miss
Anderson. Miss Peterson went tC
Chicago and will spend a few days
with friends 10 that metropolis before
coming home.