Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-09-13
Local Items of Interest.

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Augusta Brown is enrolled at
Augustana the coming year.
Mrs. DR.. Fields OF Sioux Falls is
visiting at the Thorson home this
week.
Ed Sogen of Worthing was LEAD.
ER visitor Monday and renewal sub,
Scriber.
G. Fl. Sigler Of Sioux Falls was in
the city, guest at the Hotel
Rudolph.
Joseph Schwarz was down from
Sioux Falls looking after business
matters.
Florence McDermott left Tuesday
for Chicago where she will study
music and art.
Mrs. II. p EaStcott will make hel
future home with her daughter Mrs.
Glendenning.
Quite few of the Canton sports
were north of Sioux Falls Tuesday
duck hunting.
DR.. Eli Lewison returned from
Rochester, Mimi, where he was on
professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Henry are the
proud parents of a baby girl, born
Saturday morning.
p. A. DeLonge called on friends
and looked after business matters in
this city on Saturday.
ESofessors Boot, Brooks and Grant
werc Sioux Falls visitors on Saturday
looking after school affairs.
Chas Kundert came down from Har-
risburg for few hours with friends
and relatives between trains.
Miss Ellen Campbell, one of Can
tons popular young ladies Will at
tend Augustana college this Fall.
The Messr Jennewein, HvaJtum
and Anton Steen were among Sioux
Falls visitors at the circus Friday.
Ill. Nj. Hough. we'll known resident
of violin, was a business visitor i'll
this city guest at the Rudolph.
Mrs. l.. d. Richardson and daught-
er Marie, arrived from minneapolis
for short visit at the Cooper home.
Angus lana students are coming
thick and fast. Augustana is Tine
school and deserves good attendance.
Quite few autos were Lennox cal
lers Sunday carrying base ball fans TO
take in the Klondyke e-Lennox game.
Mrs. Ernest Edwa rds, departed for
Calgary, Alberta, where she will join
her husband and make their future
home.
Misses Bertina Nicholson and Rose
Rierson have gone to Mankato, Mimi,
to attend the Mankato Com m ercial
College.
The Messrs. Pickett, Summerwill,
Seely and McDermott we're among
Canton boosters who attended Rock
Rapids fair.
Webster Nelson, son of Iver Nelson
who graduated from Augustana this
spring will attend the State Univer-
sity this year.
Our advertisers are among the lead
ing business houses of our city and
believe in boosting the city as we'll as
their business.
Mrs. Homer Wolfe returned home
Saturday from very pleasant trip to
Utah, where she spent several weeks
visiting friends.
Miss Ina Belknap arrived from
Sioux City for visit with her pa
rents Conductor Charles and Mrs.
Belknap in this city.
Klondyke defeated the fast Lennoz
team Sunday by score of to 3. Ed.
Juel of Canton pitched for Klondyke
and allowed the Lennox team hits.
Hans Bake, the right hand man in
the Seely-Tank clothing store, is TAX
ing two weeks vacation, and Is
visiting friends and relatives in the
northern part OF the state.
Lieutenant N. G. Rogers departed
for Sioux Falls, where he joined a
number Of the militia men and pro-
ceeded to Huron via auto to do ma
tional guard duty at the state fair.
Ii. N. Cooper, Dave Brenner, Chas.
KUndert and Asa Forrest we're re-
preventative Canto business men who
visited the Lyon county fair at Rock
Rapids the closing day.
Roy Parks is home from Chicago for
a short vacation. Roy will be re-
gular doctor when he graduates in
June and his friends are sure that he
will make more than good In his
chosen profession.
Miss Julia Kennison came down
from Sioux Falls to join her friend,
Mrs Nora Oliver Pelton on her return
to Boise City. Mrs. Pelton has visit
ed here during the summer months
with her parents and many friends,
and Miss Kenison will accompany her
home for visit In Idaho.
Saturday afternoon, DR.. Eveleth