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

Mrs. Filing Opsal is quite i'll.
Miss Anna Moe was a Sioux City
visitor Monday.
The county officials are having thei T
hands full this week.
Floyd Cooper was a Harrisburg visit
or last Friday evening.
l.. G. Campbell of Sioux Falls was
in Cantono Midday on business.
Mrs. W. X. Slade called Tuesday to
renew the family subscription.
Mrs. O. II. Blaikie of this city is
among our new subscribers this week.
Ed Wendt was at Sioux City Mon
day and drove back in a new Flanders
20.
Prof. Indseth of Fairview was in
Canton the first of the week on bus
mess.
The recent rains furnished about
two inches Of water in this section
and it was needed.
Miss Anna Lumber came in from
her school north Of town to spend
Sunday with her parents.
Miss Gala Tucker spent Sunday at
the home Of her parents. She Is
teaching near Harrisburg.
The Lyman Twins of Opera fame
stopped long enough in Canton Mon
day to take feed and water.'
Mrs. John Benz was the finder of
DR.. Eneboe's watch charm. The LEAD
ER's want column did the work.
Peter Thorson, who lives on the
Gudmunson farm in Highland town
ship, is a new subscriber this week.
All the business men decorated
nicely for the Federation of Women's
Clubs who met in Canton this week.
Verlyn Byrnes vas an over Sunday
visitor with his parents, returning TO
his work in Sioux Falls Monday morn
ing.
Gus NOiG likes his school work in
Chicago very much and it won't be
long until Gus is a full Pledged Phar-
macist.
WIN Kenison of Fairview presented
the LEADER with the prize winning
apples that took first prize at the
state fair.
Mrs. Marie Gilbertson left Monday
for Los Angeles, California where she
will spend the winter with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Fred Bacon and little daugh-
ter Freida returned from an extended
visit with friends and relatives at
Princeton, Illinois, Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Swickard writes that he is
now located at Charlottesville, Iowa,
and that all are we'll. He wants TO
be remembered to all Canton frlends.
Miss Eloise Smith and Miss Gladys
kundert we're Mitchell visitors last
week, taking in the Corn Palace and
enjoying a visit with college friends.
Mrs. Ed. Sletten and daughter,
Florence of Chancellor, and accom-
panied by Grandpa Sletten, came
down Sunday for a visit at the Sletten
home. grandp pa Sletten will stay here
with his son, /. T. for the coming
winter.
John w. Bremen, wife and dau-
ghter, Miss Nellie, went out to Puk-
wana last Friday by auto. A man
working on n OF Mr.. enner
farms neal Pukwana was killed Dy
lightning in the corn field and Mr.
Bremen went out to attend Che
funeral and look after business, The
recent rains delayed Mr.. Brenner>s
return.
Horace Ringheim was elected cap
tain of the Ames football team pro
aem last Saturday when Ames played
Minnesota. The Ames boys gave a
great account of themselves and play
cd Minnesota off their feet at stages
of the game. Horace is playing center
this veal and is playing the greatest
game OF his career.
Miss Elizabeth Perkins OF Des
Moines, is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Thorson. Miss Perkins and a
party of friends were making a tour
of England when Mr.. and Mrs. Thor
son met them in London. n from
that time on they travelled together
until Mr.. Thorson's steamer date call
ed him homeward.
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