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

Henry wallace was a Sioux Fall!
visitor Tuesday.
o. G. Helgerson was up at Hills
MINI, last week.
Gus Ahlquist was at Sioux Falls on
business last Friday.
1t was the quietest 4th in Cantor
since the grasshoppers left.
Water Commissioner Knowlton ha!
an important water notice In this
issue.
Ben %Churchyard of Sioux Falls was
In Canton Wednesday visiting old
friends.
Miss Mary Fuller came down Mon
day evening from the Falls, to visit
Mona Reynold.
Rev. William Gaines Of the evan
gelical association of Beresfo I'd, wa!
in Canton Monday.
Mrs. N. J. House gave a party las
Saturday afternoon in honor Of hel
grandson, Harry Lewis.
A. H. Lier of Grant, kindly remem
bered the LEADER with a renewa
subscription this week.
Miss Blanche IsakSOn is home from
New York City, where she has been
studying painting and drawing.
Miss Ellen Campbell delightfully."-
ente rtained a party Of young ladies
at a i've o'clock dinner last Friday.
G. d. Freeman of the First Nation
al bank, accompanied by Mrs. Free
man, are away on their ann ual out
ing.
A. j. Kuhns began cutting 100 acres
of winter wheat last week. He reports
the crop short of the usual yield but
good.
Register of Deeds Greguson moved
their new home on Third street,
the house formerly occupied by Judge
Brown.
Mrs. S. o. Skartvedt and daughter,
Ellen, after a very enjoyable visit
with Canton friends returned to
their home at Mott, N. D., last week.
Olaf Lorenson of Lucas, a former
Lincoln county boy Is over among his
old friends in Canton, and was a
LEADER visitor and renewal subscrib-
er Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wagner and
six year old son, returned to Garden
City, Mimi, last week after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Eastcott
parents Of Mrs. Wagner.
Banker Claus Hegnes of Baltic &C.
by Mrs. Keynes and dau-
ghter Hazel, came down to Canton
Sunday and went down to Norway
township Monday and spent the 4th
Moe.
Railroad trains and automobiles
are doing their best to help the
u~ndertakers get rich. Something like
twenty deaths was the result last
Sunday so far reported from Eastern
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Sandvig and
laughter Lillian and son Clarence
eft for Minneapolis Wednesday for a
visit with relatives, Leo will attend
TO business during the absence Of his
State Treasurer johnson has re-
turned to Pierre after a visit at the
I'D home in Canton. He reports The
financial condition of the state at par
md the debt a modest one for such a
:ich state.
A terrific hot wave struck the east
,rn cities last Sunday. New York
10 deaths from heat and 8
rom drowning, and one man took
;he trouble to hang himself because
If the heat.
Miss Zoe Wendt returned home
asst Friday from Madison, Wisconsin,,
where she has been a student at the
State University. She was accompain-
ed by Miss Leta StOwell of Mad ison,
VINO Will SpenQ The summer IN canton
the guest of Miss Wendt.
Mr.. Arndt Gilbertson and bride, of
with a party Of friends,
we're in town Monday. The wedding
ceremony that united these young
people took place at Trinity church
IN Sunday July 2, and the LEADER
extends congratulations.
Verlyn Byrnes son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Byrnes of this city, came down
rom Sioux Falls last Saturday to
visit his parents and friends, return
Sunday. He is employed by Jewett
Bros. Verlyn is a first class young
nan and the LEADER Is pleased to
know he Is doing we'll.
Miss Bessie Rust gave a lawn party
afternoon to some Of her
Games of croquet we're
played and when all were good and
Tired refreshments were served. Miss
Rust is an excellent hostess as we'll as
charming young lady and everyone
reported a delightful afternoon at the
beautiful Rust home in Lincoln town
'hip.