Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lomen are the
proud parents of a beautiful baby girl,
and our genial deputy auditor smiles
like a man who is very happy.
George SearleS received Jews of the
death of his mother last Friday and
left Saturday for Lime Springs, Iowa,
+ to attend the funeral. He returned
, Monday.
Prof. Tjaden of Kuhn, n. d., came
down last week and returned to his
school work Sunday accompanied by
Mrs. Tjaden and baby, and grandpa
Muma says he is lonesome.
Col. McDermott found himself short
26 ducks Saturday evening. They
we're tied to the auto in front of the
, hotel and when he went out to bring
them in they were gone. He saved
his wild geese however.
Gunder O. Ness and Ben Thorson
Of Linn township, were
itOrs last Friday afternoon, Gunder
calling to renew his subscription n
Ben coming along 10 see lio" oho
LEADER Office looked.
e. X. Keel, the we'll known Sioux
Falls optician will make his regular
trip to Canton again Monday Nov.
6th. Correctly fitted glasses are a nee
eSsity to everyone needing glasses
New glasses furnished or old ones
changed. PA years experience in op-
tical work. Office at Rudolph Hotel.
Mr.. P. S. Pickett, Mrs. S. b. Aver
i'll. B. S. Summerwill and wife, Chas.
Seely and wife. p. A. Overseth, A. Il.
Jameson, O.. II. Lybarger, Mayor
Tank and d. F. Dexter were guests
of Col. and Mrs. McDermott TO a
game dinner Sunday.
John Collins anne down from st.
Paul last week for a home visit and
will remain for a couple OF weeks.
John is time keeper for the Butler
Bros, the largest contractors In the
northwe He has a fine position
and enjoys the confidence of his en-
| blowers, and is in line for promotion.
David Serum, with his brother Har-
an, are managing the big Serum farm
in Highland township, and are hus-
tiers and successful managers. David
was in town last Saturday and favor
ed the LEADER with a visit. John
Serum, father of Haran and David,
resides in Canton, and is enjoying
life like a prince.
e. J. Straw with his auto and Carl
Glaettli with guns and ammunition
left for Wentworth, Monday morn
ing where they expect to find good
ducking. Herman Richter and Mayor
Tank left for Wentworth by train at
noon and no doubt had roast duck
with E. J. and Carl in the evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. SwartZ left We'd
nesday morning for Oeclwein, Iowa,
for a visit with relatives, and from
Iowa they 90 to Wisconsin and Illinois
for an all winter visit with other re-
latives and friends, and will return to
Canton next March. Their many
friends here wish them a very enjoy.
able trip.
The Farmers Lumber Co., the b.
S, Summerwill lumber Co., and the
s. H. Bowman Lumber Co., of this
City, represent three modern lumoel
wards, and all carry large stocks OF
lumber and general lumber yard sup
plies. They are managed by progress
sive business men who give customers
full value for their money.
edward M. Lee, manager of the )
H. Bowman Lumber company or thls
CITY, states that the new roof owe
the lumber sheds is n OF the largest
if not the largest lumber shed roof II
the state. 1t covers nearly 10000
square feet and is 124xl4O feet. Mr
Lee says that his company will SPAR
no expense in giving Canton one o
the best lumber yards in this section
of the state.
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