Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-08-04
LOCAL

S1LlCou NlolUoi ldoU odUuIudy. .
Alvord defeated Fairview Sunday
in a game of ball by a score of Il to T..
Mrs. Albert Oehmen left Monday
for a visit with friends at Harrington,
Nebraska.
Ed Wendt and Charles Reynolds
were Sioux City visitors on business
Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Maynard OF Beloit, is at
tending teachers institute in Canton
this week.
Adolph Mample, the Minneapolis
horse trainer, is visiting with his
brother, Fred, of this city.
Gibson Dunn expects to attend the
national grand army encampmenJ at
Rochester, N. Y. this year.
Claud Stephenson was seen along
the banks OF h Silvery Sioux sun
day In search Of new hauntS.
2. A. Anderson and family left for
Baltic Wednesday for a Two weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
Hans Brynjulson was in town last
Saturday smiling and happy, in fact
Hans is one OF the happlest men in
b county.
Albert Oehman as blood in his eye.
He says "the Leans can't do it again"
and another game will soon be ar
ranged.
Miss Marie Juel returned home for
her summer vacation Monday. Miss
Juel has been attending school in
Chicago.
Adolph Bragstad and family and
Tom Sexe and wife are enjoying camp
life at the 3 mile bridge in Pete Han
sons park.
Oscar Quick found a silver pin with
''R" engraved on it in front of the
Lyric last week. The pin is at the
LEADER office.
finest opera house furnishings that
could be procured in Chicago for his
new opera house.
Juel Brothers have commenced ex-
SdNdCluS " UIlCIl DiS sup
and garage. The building will be 5Ox
1872, two stories.
Miss Marie Lunder leaves for Hull,
Iowa, on the 9th, where she will join
a party of Hull friends and go to
Lake Okoboji in autos.
What should be a mans punish
ment when he willfully reads a camp
sign entitled Camp Harmony" and
changes it to Camp M]atrimony."
Ed Wendt sold a 1911 REQ car to Al
Minor this week. Mr.. Minor Is n
of Lincoln county's most progressive
farmers M believes in being up to
date in speed.
Miss Jessie Flory returned last
week from White Lake where she at
tended the marriage Of her friend
Miss Ida Dodds. Miss F'lory enjoyed
the trip very much. l
Mrs. Sam and her mother, Mrs. B.
+. Ketchum and sister Pauline, left
for Chicago Monday, Mrs. Ketchum
going for a visit with her daughters
and her mother.
Ole Gorder Of Grant. one Of the sub
stantial farmers Of the township made
famous by Lewis Larson in his LEAD
Err correspondence, was among our re-
newal subscribers last Friday.
Henry Nicholson, Cal Harmon and
Ralph Bean and families, Fred Mann
pie and Earle Crawford and their
wives were Sunday visitors in the
Newton Hill neighborhood.
Harrisburg defeated Klondyke Sun
day in a game of ball 9 to 0. The
Klondyke team was badly crippled
having but WI regular members in
the lineup. Harrisburg had two of
Klondyke's players in their lineup.
Albert Wallace while shooting at
the gun clubs annual shoot broke 12O
out of 125 clay pigeons. Some record
for an amateur. Beat it who can.
The LEADER backs Albert against
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warner of Grand
view, Washington, are mourning the
death of their infant baby boy, and
Canton friends extend sympathy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner in their sorrow.
Halvor Medalen. who lived three
miles north of Fairview on the Iowa
side of the river, dropped dead in his
pasture July 20. He was a prominent,
farmer, an old settler and highly
esteemed by neighbors and friends.
o. A. Helvig was among our renew
al subscribers last Friday. He Is anx-
ious to see a printed copy of the Re
ciprocity bill as it passed the senate
Mr.. Helvig is Of the opinion that re-
ciprocity will not help or hurt the
American farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Arnold went
down to Vermillion last Saturday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arnold and
family. They returned home Monday,
and during their absence, their son,
Harley, was in command and the
Young gentleman looked after every
thing like a veteran.