Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-21
LOCAL

Mrs. Hanson, mother of q. S. Han
Son, is quite sick.
Carpenters are rushing work on DR..
Anderson's residence on Second street.
Capt. N. j. House was at Elk Point
visiting with his grandson, Arthur
Lewis.
Mrs. G. E. Berry who has been visit
ing in Nebraska, returned home We'd
nes6ay.
Mrs. Martin Lybarger and daughter,
Catharine, left for Ninton, Iowa,
Monday.
Fred Berry left for his home at
Chamberlain Tuesday at moor in his
auto.
The Warner brothers have been
painting Judge Conklin's residence
this week.
Mrs. Vanderpool of Twin Falls,
Idaho, is visiting at the home OF her
brother d. G. Hull,
NiSS lOIciiCC kotai CCu uC' III
Sioux Falls Monday from an over Sun
day visit with relatives.
Judge Clifford and Col. John Nc
Donald of Sioux City were at Harris
burg last Friday on business.
John Anderson left Sunday for
Chicago and Grand Rapids TO pur-
chase a large stock of furniture.
Hardy Van Woert of Canistota, was
visiting with Tom Wallace of this
city last week during the camp meet
ing.
e. S. Hanson is down from Oldham
to ship his household goods to his
new home. His family will be greatly
missed in Canton.
j. II. Heysler and wife. Miss Nelson
and Ed Anderson Of Centerville, were
guests of II. f. Dexter during the
races last week.
Mr.. Olaf Olson and Miss Oline Cliff
gard was married on Tuesday July IS,
at 5 p. m. by Rev. j, d. Bohen at the
home Of Rev. Bohen.
Ed Robinson, a former Dayton
township resident, but now a resident
of North Dakota, was in town this
week visiting his parents.
Miss Marie Wilkinson and her cous
in Miss Eva Crosby Of Platte, left
Tuesday for Normal, Illinois, for a
three weeks visit with relatives.
r. O. Fawick, an experienced stone
mason of Sioux Falls, has pointed up
the stone work of the KnoWltOn block
and his work proves him a master.
The exhibit of automobiles at the
Interstate Live Stock fair the week
of September Is will be as large as or
dinarily is seen at shows exclusively
for motor vehicles
Col. John w. Reedy and r.. L. Ben
nett Of Beresford were in anton on
business last Saturday. Col. Reedy
was the auctioneer who sold the
dairy farm.
A government engineer is reeStab-
fishing the Asylum W grade. First
the grade was up and then 1T was
down and then work stopped and now
it will go on again.
Oscar Quick, recently Of Wisconsin,
who lives on east 5th street, present.
ed the editor with a brass headed
diamond willow zane Tuesday for
which he has u thanks.
A dainty little card from Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Warner, Grandview Wash
ington, the arrival of Cliff
ford Goodrich Warner July II, 1911.
The LEADER entends congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gudmund Skartvedt
and Postmaster and Mrs. Smith are
camping down on the Boyce farm
near the river. They are enjoying
the outing as we'll as plenty of fresh
fish.
Cashier Fl. Anderson of the First
National Bank, is enjoying his vaca-
ton at present and is fishing with
Banker Keynes at Lake Andes. From
Lake Andes Mr.. Anderson will visit
his daughter in Clark county and
take a dip in Kampeska before return
ing.
The Canton Business Mems Racing
Association have reason to feel proud
over the success Of this years race
meet. The attendance was good, the
program was excellent and peace and
harmony prevailed throughout. The
receipts will the expenses and
everybody enioYed the event.