Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-06-28
LOCAL

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August johnson was a LEADER Wis.
itor Monday.
Boost long and loud for the Canton
C~hautauqua.
Miss Zoe Wendt was a Sioux Falls
visitor last week.
Crops around the county look good
for a bumper year.
D. s.. Waldo returned home Friday
from a vacation trip.
The Knowlton Factory has started
to make their engines.
Neim Nelson of Fairview township
was a rene wal subscriber Friday.
Miss Alice Rudolph was a passenger
for Evanston, Illinois, Tuesday.
Anton Steen returned last week
from a ten days visit in the east.
Miss Maree Richardson OF Minnea-
polls is in Canton visiting with
friends.
A. j. Wimple, Lincoln county's
great corr man was a Canton visitor
Wednesday,.
A. b. Carlson, Canton's busy law
shark was a Sioux Falls visitor Mon
day on business.
Banker Wassem Of Harrisburg was
a Canton visitor Tuesday night via
the auto route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thorson ar
rived home from the Chicago Conven-
tion Monday.
Mrs. Joe Opperud has been quite Ill
the past two weeks but at the pre-
sent time is much better.
w. c. Gemmill arrived home Satur-
day from the Chicago convention. Mr..
Gemmill was a delegate.
Mrs. Leroy Brown aud daughter,
Marie are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Avrill in this city.
Canton sent a good bunch of rooters
to Inwood Tuesday for the ball game
between Canton and Inwood.
Miss Clara Voyen returned from
Springfield Monday after a three
weeks visit with Miss Nest Pattee.
Misses Violet Ainsworth and Alice
Hannah returned from Salem Satur-
day, after spending a week with re-
lat1ves.
Canton's business men are not slow
In boosting and pushing Canton to the
front and their efforts are to be COM
mended.
G. f. Wubbena, one Of Lincoln Cen
ter's most progressive farmers was a
Canton visitor Friday. He had the
date on his paper set a year ahead.
Miss Clara Peterson who is attend.
ing summer school at Morningside
college sent the editor of the LEADER
a beautiful box of flowers Old Settlers
Picnic day.
Herman Richter Is home from a
business trip to Milwaukee and
Chicago. Herman says Chicago was a
little bit too hot for him at the pre-
sent time.
Mrs. M. Bratlie and daughter Inga
we're LEADER visitors Friday and
renewed the subscription on the paper
Of their daughterand sister Miss Marie
of Columbus, Montana.
Will Byers and Fred Mample will
be in charge OF the Ch%autuaqua
special between Madison and the
Lake during the ChautauQua at
Madison this week.
John Roche, the drug store man,
came home Friday from a business
trip in the northern part of the state.
John Is still fat and sassy, SO we take
it for granted that he Is still a bache-
lor.
Oscar Syverud, Canton's base ball
catcher, had the misfortune to step
on a spike in a board Saturday norm
Ing causing a very painful wound.
The spike entered the ball of his foot
and went nearly through,
c. G. Lawrence was in town Wed
nesday shaking hands with his hosts
offriends and enjoying the Old Settl-
ers Picnic. Mr.. Lawrence addressed
a class at the college In Mitchell on
agriculture, Tuesday and came over to
Canton Wednesday,.
E. Branch Of Hurley, South Dakota
was a Canton visitor Friday. Mr..
Branch Is an old settler of Turner
county and was at one time druggist
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for home In his auto Friday after