Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-04-05
berry Brothers
Canton, South Dakota

Carl Voyen was a Sioux Falls visitor
last Friday.
X. Dahle of Moe was in Canton on
business Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Husebo was a Sioux
Falls passenger Wednesday.
Lars Wilson of Hudson was a Can
ton visitor Wednesday in his car.
II. J. McDermott returned Tues
day from a business trip to Luverne.
| MINI eSota.
A number. of Augustana students
| left for their homes Wednesday for
their Easter vacation.
Gus. Jefferson of Fairview was in
Canton on business last Saturday and
found time to call on the LEADER
and renew his subscription.
Jacob Eneboe of Highland, y was
among our renewal subscribers last
Friday. Jacob reports 70 young
Durcos already on hand and more
coming.
DO not fail to hear Rev. Hector,
the Black knight at the Court House
April 9th at 8 p. m. Miss Hector will
sing the popular Southern melodies
seats tree.
There will be easter service at the
Baptist church Sunday at 1925. The
Sunday School is preparing a program
suitable for the day. Parents and
friends are invited to attend.
Rev. Geo. E. Lewis Of Canton will
hold Easter services Sunday afternoon
at , O'Clock in the Pleasant View
school house in Highland township.
The neighborhood is cordially invited.
Mr.. Emil Christopher and bride
were LEADER visitors last Friday,
Emil calling to subscribe for the
LEADER so that he and his bride can
keep pvsted on Lincoln county affairs.
The Methodist choir held a surprise
party on c. Q. Knudtson Monday
night and presented him with a
beautiful ring. Mr.. Knudtson left
Wednesday for California where he
and his family will make their future
home.
The cap and gown for high school
graduates is coming into favor rapidly
and this simple uniform is the most
sensible thing that could be adopted.
1t does away with a great deal OF
unnecessary work and expense that
many can NOT, afford.
Ernest Richter has been at home
for a couple of weeks getting the
rheumatism out of his system and he
Is succeeding nicely. He is a student
at St. Thomas Military College at
st. Paul, but rheumatism got hold Of
him and he came home to get rid OF
it.
The Greig Sangforening Society
held a farewell party for c. o. KID udt-
son Tuesday night at his home. Songs
were sung and a lasting good time was
had by all, one that will last long and
pleasantly in the mind Of Mr.. Knudt-
son when he thinks of his old society
in his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Swartz
returned home last week, after an
absence of nearly five months, during
which time they visited friends in
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin, max
ing Monroe in the latter state their
headquarters. MI. Swartz reports a
very severe winter in Wisconsin and
Illinois, and saw plenty Of sno in
Eastern Iowa on his way home last
week.
Prof. Roy Smith came up from
Ames, last week and left Friday for
Sphinx county where his services as q
specialist in the preparation and
management OF an experimental
farm may be secured. Sphinx
county is going to develop the
best experimental farm in the state
and the commissioners are anxious to
secure a specialist and are anxious to
secure the ser vices of Prof. Smith.
Cornelius Osse of Lynn township.
was a LEADER visitor Wednesday 40
lcompanied by James Norton. MI
Osse has rented the old f. w. Norton
homestead farm just east of Worth
ing and will make the old farm bios
som and bloom. Mr.. Osse called te
subscribe for the LEADER and Mr.
Norton came along to swap a yarn OF
tive with the DditOr.