Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-28
LOCAL

Miss Mona Reynolds of this city,
Will Eningson was an over Sunday
visitor with his parents in this city.
Miss Jennie Reamer of Sioux Falls,
was down here calling on old friends.
Laval Byrnes has been suffering
the past week with an infected foot.
DR.. Mark Brown of LennoX was an
over Sunday visitor with his parents.
Tony Rise is having a pleasant time
talking over old times with friends
in Canton.
The Hon. O l.. Branson of Mitchell
was a Canton visitor last Thursday on
business.
Mrs. DR.. Turner and her sister, Miss
Esther Copeland were Sunday visitors
at Flandreau.
Mrs. II. w. Bremen was out at
Lennox visiting her daughter Mrs.
Hammitt.
Austin Olson was in Canton Satur-
day visiting old friends and transact
ing business.
Joe Juel has ordered a special make
Buick racing car. Look out for high
flights brethren.
VIM. Bell and wife are visiting
with friends in and around Sioux
Fails this week.
Just a word to the wise bachelors.
Canton will soon be Hooded with
pretty school ma'ams.
Mrs. Dan Bragstad and little baby
are in Minneapolis visiting friends
and relatives this week.
Roy Nugen and Miss Bessie Tucker
autoed over to Lake Okoboji for a
weeks outing last Thursday.
The Skartvedt and Smith families
came in Monday from a weeks camp
ing on the Voyen farm south of town.
Judge Kennedy returned last week
from Chicago where he purchased the
furnishings for his new opera house.
Mrs. Ed. Warner arrived home
from a three weeks visit at Chicago
where she visited with Mrs. Kimball
and other relatives.
Charles L. KunGert the popular
salesman for Brown & Saenger or
Sioux Falls was an owe Sunday visitor
with his family and friends.
Arndt Syverud has been busy the
past week digging horses out OF the
ditch that runs in front Of his home
at the east end of 5th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pavher of Ate,
Iowa, who has been visiting his SON
inlaw, L. FL. Chase of this city return
ed to his home Wednesday,.
A post card was received Monday
from Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thorson
dated at Bergen, Norway, July 7th.
They are well and enjoying the trip.
Andrew A. Rommereim Of Norway
was in town Tuesday, bringing his
wife's sister, Miss Moilie Vaxdal,
back to town after a visit down on
the farm.
7 Lynn Loveless, who lives south OF
town, received word Saturday morn
ing that his sisterinlaw suddenly died
while visiting in the western part or
the state.
Andrew A. Rommereim reports his
small grain stacked and expects an
average yield per acre. Corn Is doing
fine and the weather has been very
favorable.
Camping along the banks OF n
C31,--r in,,v 10 q UorV nnnlI2r re- |
creation at present, and about 100
Cantonites are enjoying the novelty
of camp life.
Tom Rood's beautiful home at the
corner of 4th and Broadly way Is fast
nearing completion and when finished
will be one of the incest homes In
the city.
A Young mar by the name OF john
son and collecting for Golfers weekly
found himself in serious CUB last
week but managed to get out by some
close figuring.
Company E. returned from Water
town Thursday evening from the
state encampment, bringing with
them the reputation as the best ALA
round company in Camp.
County Treasurer Dokken, Clerk OF
Courts Olson, Col. Cuppett, Simon
Ulrikson and Dan Bragstad were
Fairview visitors Monday, gofng
down in Mr.. Bragstad's a
John Tollefson writes the LEADER
a note from Bergen, Norway, that he
is having a fine time among the Ber-
qenites and others, and expects to
reach home about August 20.
Ruth Gemmill, daughter of w. G..
Gemmill returned to Canton last
Thursday. Miss Gemmill has been
studying music for the last three
wears in Baltimore and New York.
Hutchings & Doyle is the firm
name of the new tonsorial artists who
have leased the Hotel Rudolph barber
shop and bathrooms They are COM
petent young men and are here to
give good service.