Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-01-12
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Roy Wolff of Lennox was in Canton
the first OF the week greeting old
friends.
Mrs. Hannah f. Sheldon is visiting
at Waverly, Iowa, and wants her
LEADER sent to her.
! Col. Boot and wife and his son,
Professor Boot, returned from their
Kansas visit last Saturday.
Jacobson Brothers are the gentle
men who purchased the grocery bust
ness of James Lewis & son.
Wayne South arrived in Canton
Tuesday evening direct from Lewis
ton, Idaho, where his parents are now
located.
Jacob Kehm was a LEADER viSito +
and a renewal subscriber Wednesday,
and we are pleased to note that Mr..
Kehm's health is good.
Mrs. A. r. Jameson, nov at Pasa-
dena, Cal, is reported as improving in
health and getting along nicely. This
will be good news to her many friends
in Canton.
Attorney j.. II. Gates of S ioux Falls
was in Canton last week on business.
He is candidate for the supreme o TT
against Judge Haney, and his pros
poets are exceedingly bright.
Gus Mold and Melvin Juel returned
to their College studies in Chicago
last week, Melvin is studying den It's
try and Gus pharmacy, and both are
making splendid progress.
The Barracks have played three
games and scored 100 points to oppon-
ents AZ and among the teams defeated
was the Canton high school n of
the fastest high school teams in the
state.
Richard Ainsworth was among our
renewal subscribers who called Wed
nesday. Bro. AinSmorth did lot find
any fault with the cold weather, but
thinks we are entitled 4 change right
now.
Will Kenison and his cousin James
o. Peterson OF Goehner, Nebraska,
were LEADER visitors on Monday. Mr..
Peterson came up before Christmas
and isen1oying his visit which termin-
ates this week.
Ole Hovelsrud Of Fairview town.
ship, wa a LEADER visitor Tuesday.
He called to subscribe for the LEADER
for his father. Ole is a bright young
gentleman and feels that the LEADER
is a household necessity.
State Fire Marshal Frank Craft
was in Canton Tuesday on business
and found a warm welcome from his
many friends here. He has done more
to stop fraud fires than any other
agency in force. If a man burns his
property to cheat insurance compan-
les, he must reckon with the fire Mar
shall and the peniten tiary.
A post card from Willard and Vern
Kennedy says: Climbed Mountain
Tamalsais this morning. Great fun"
The card contains a view from the
mountain showing a sea Of fog entire
ly shutting out a view of the earth
below. 1t is a beautiful view and we
judge Mfllaro and Vern were we'll
paid for the climb, even il the fog
was absent.
Herman Johnson of Norway, son of
August johnson, was in Canton We'd
nesday and favored the LEADER with
a visit and a renewal subscription.
Herman is a splendid young man and
enjoys his LEADER greatly. His
father owns four qua rter sections OF
fine farm land, eighty OF which is
in Union county. "Some OF it is worth
more than 800 an acre. said Her.
man, as he smiled and departed.
Alta Baraca meeting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Wendt in
this city on Tuesday evening, six new
members were initiated into this
famous class which mcans so much to
the young men. After the limitations
a regular good fellow" lunch was
served by Mrs. WendU which was i'm
mensly enjoyed by all, which was fol
lowed with music and songs until a
late hour when the meeting broke uT
with that feeling OF good fellowship
which Is prominent with the Baracas
The Baraca basket ball team went
down to Hudson last Saturday anc
played the team Of that place. The
Baracas won as usual by a score OF X
to 9 The Hudson team is coached by
Rev. Pitman, and with a little more
experience will become one of the
best. The Barracks have not lost a
game this year and have a hard time
to get games, as the Dakota WeslyaE
has cancelled their date aud tht
Madison Normals and Flandreat