Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-11-15
Mrs. Willard Is visiting her daugh.

Mrs. Willard Is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. DR.. Jennings.
Mrs. DR.. Lewiston is confined to her
bed with the prevailing epidemic only
a bad cold"
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Bennett entertained a company
at dinner.
Members of the X. O. II. G. CLUB
entertained their mothers at the Con-
gregational church prrlors.
Marguerite McDermott and Edna
Lee took in '"The Spring Maid" at
Sioux Falls Monday evening,
Prof. and Mrs. Roy Smith returned
to Ames Tuesday evening having
spent a few days with relatives.
Sam Thorson has just received a big
supply of First Prize New York Buck
wheat Flour, Phone l22. (adv.)
Mrs, Mile returned to Presho
Tuesday after a short visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Waldo.
Master Merle Baysore of Sioux Falls
came to Canton to attend the party
given by little Miss Claudia Bray.
George Jones came down from Sioux
Falls Thursday for a visit at his par
ents home, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jones of
this city.
j. Emerson Nye will give Rip Van
Wrinkle as d monologue at the College
chapel Tuesday evening Nov. 10.
DOn't forget the date.
J. Emerson Nye will give Rip Van
Wrinkle as a m%onolOgue at the College
chapel Tuesday evening Nov. 10.
Don't forget the date.
Mrs. d. Hale and Mrs. S. Jones en-
tertained the ladies' aid Of the Metho-
dist church on Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Hale.
All members of the w. r. c.. are
urged to be present &C b regular
meeting Saturday p. M. Please meet
early TO practice for Inspection.
J. Emerson Nye will give Rip Van
Wrinkle as a mOnologue at the College
Chapel Tuesday evening Nov. 10.
Don't forget the date.
Mrs. Martin Gehon and son of
A aberdeen arrived in Canton Friday
n went to BereSford Sunday where
they will visit Mrs. Gehon's people.
The Kehm automobile is almost
as regular a Sunday visitor in Canton
as some others from Sioux Falls.
Good dinners and good friends attract
everywhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. ASyett, parents of
Mrs. Geo. Ed. Lewis departed Mon
day noon for their home in Michigan
after spending the summer at the
parsonage.
The old Cuppett house on Broadway
is a thing Of the past as a land mark.
Now it is the elegant colonial mans ion
Of Martin Lybarger's. All things
change, houses as we'll as others.
The W. r. @. will hold their last
birthday social for the year next Sat
urday at 5 p. M. to which all w. r.
c.. members and their husbands and
g. A. r. members and their wives
are cordially invited.
MADAME Sherry" the greatest Of
all musical comedies will show at the
Lyric Nov. 10Th. This will be one of
the greatest musical hits on the stage
today and will sure please any audi.
ence.
(Nn1 prfnr1n n rrovNl old frIfir |
''standpatter" had an empty dinner
pail sent him from the employees of
the Lower Brule Agency as the result
Of election. Col. states that all a din
ner pail is good for is to ship water in
any how.
At the Unity Club meeting last
Thursday b. S.. Summerwill was
elected president and Alvin Isakson
secretary and Treasurer. An entire
new board was elected. The new
officers will take hold of every new
enterprise that is good for Canton
and boost to the best of their ability.
f. J. Cooper one of the old Univer-
sity graduates of South Dakota was
n Of the old timer that helped to
make up the little German Band"
that rooted SO faithfully for the GU
at the foot ball game Saturday in
Sioux Falls. Coop was sure there
when it come to making thunder on
the drums.
G. B.. Strand Of Canton township
was in Canton Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Strand is one of lincoln county'S
most progressive farmers and be-
lieves in living right. He built a
beautiful $4,000 home this summer
that is thoroughly modern in every
respect and the envy Of many of his
Caution friends.
Claudia Bray entertained a party of