Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-06-02

MISS Julla Kruger is nohe iioi
Adrian, Mimi.
President Tuve left for Madison,
MINI, last week on business.
Joe Juei's Buick and Parry auto!
5 are unsurpassed for endurance o.
speed.
The w. G. II. U. will meet with
| Mrs. Shields on Tuesday June g.. AL
, are invited.
j. w. Roderick, a prominent con
tractor, went up TO Frankfort last
week to look after a contract.
Earl Boyce is now running the re
tail oil and gasoline wagon and Earl
Is the most successful retailer in the
business.
Miss Violet Ainsworth returned
home last Saturday from Kearney,
Nebraska, where she attended college
during the winter.
: Miss Vera Lewis left for Elk Point
Wednesday to attend the wedding or
her brother Arthur, and Mr.. and Mrs.
udulcS LC"lo "ChO uo"h
morning.
Miss Marjorie Clark arrived home
, Tuesday from Boise, Idaho, and was
accompanied by her mother TO Sioux
City. where she departed for Mankato
to visit her daughter Louise.
Mrs. ]. w. Bremen and Mrs. w. r..
Soule entertained the ladies aid So
ciety of the Congregational church at
the Bremen home last week, and a
large number we're present to enjoy
the occasion.
Anna Stowell of Rockford, Illinois,
Miss Fl. G. Stowell a niece, from Sioux
Falls, and Miss Maud Vanvoy OF
Holstern, Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Stowell of this city.
Otto Hervig, after taking part n
the celebration at Webster as a
member of the Griegs will go up to
North Dakota to visit relatives. lie
expects to be absent during the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Charles Reynolds leaves for
Aberdeen on Saturday to be present
at the graduating exercises or the
Northern Normal, her daughter,
Mona, being a member OF the gradual
ing class.
Arthur Lewis, a prominent young
druggist at Elk Point, was married
Thursday June lst. He Is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis OF this
city. The LEADER extends congratu-
iations.
Mrs. o. T. Sletten and Grandpa
Sletten came down from Chancellor
last Saturday for a visit at l. L. Slet-
tens of this city. Mrs. OF. returned
home Monday while Grandpa Sletten
will remine here with his son l. Il.
for the summer.
The school board met last week and
the new members, Chris. Sandvig
and Albert Kinsley, officially assumed
their duties. Ed. l.. Wendt was elect
ed president, DR.. G. w. Morrison
vice-presidenu and Harrison j. Brown
secretary.
Miss Mary A. Anderson, one of the
popular grade teachers, n Miss
Bertha Dahl cashier in the Pickett
Pidcoe store, leave next week for the
east making their first stop at Chi
cago. They expect to visit Washing
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cronk of Redtield,
who have been south for the winter
are enjoying a rest here before going
home. They are living in the Fitz-
gerald residence. Mr. ronk Is a Sphinx
county pioneer and has large real
estate interests in hat county.
The Canton High School ball team
played a fast game with the lnwood
team on the Canton grounds last Fri
day, the score standing 7 to 0 in favor
of the High School. This evened up
with Inwoods previous defeat of the
High School by a score IL to 7. Who
will get the next game?
Rev. w. r. Dartz, of Louisville,
Kentucky, will be on the field and
begin his work as pastor of the Bap-
fist church in Canton, on the second
Sunday in June. Preaching in the
church at 1920 in the morning and at
s O'Clock In the evening. You are
cordially invited to come and make
his acquaintance. V. B. CoNKLIN-
The LEADER warhorse from Grant
is on duty again and sends an In.
teresting account of the Brynjulson.
Fodnes wedding and a bunch of local
items. The Editor is glad that Bro.
Larson has found time TO resume his
correspondence. as all missed his
Grant department.
Charlie South bnughta new Parry
from Joe Juel last week, and Mr.. Jue
considers the Parry equal to the bes,
automobile made by any company iI
the United States. Mr.. Juel sells the
Buick and Parry cars and guarantee.
them In every respect. He is a home
dealer and should have the support Of
all esneciaIly since his cars are uu