Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-10-11
Telephone No.147. Office in the
Hichborn Block.
M. D. BROWN
DENTIST
Molly Johnson, Assistant
All Work Prices
Gauanteed. Reasonable.

Apples, Sl.OO a bushel at Chraft &
Hansen.
James Lewis and wife visited with
relatives Tuesday In Inwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Erickson of In.
wood were Canton visitors Monday.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Veale Of Sioux
Falls we're Canton visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Corson and Mrs. Clifford
Opperud were Sioux Falls shoppers
Tuesday.
The LEADER has the liveliest bunch
of advertisers in the county. Their
prices are right. See them.
Roy Nugen and Miss Potter, cigar
girl at the Rudolph were Sioux Falls
visitors Wednesday night via the
auto route.
DR.. Turner and wife autoed to
! Minneapolis Monday and returned
Wednesday in a new 1913 Buick road
ster that is a beauty
Roy Nugen has traded his Ford
roadster for a five passenge Ell Ford.
Roy claims tine roadster wasn't big
enough for family Of friends.
There will be an oyster supper at
the home of Adolph Gubbrud, 2 miles
east of Moe on Saturday, Oct. 18th.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Apples, 81 90 a bushel at Chraft &
Hansen.
DR.. and Mrs. Jennings left today
for Peoria III to be with the Doctors
father who is sick. The Doctor hopes
to be able to return in a few days.
Herman Richter suffered consider
ably with rheumatism the first of the
week but is now able to step around
in the same old way. Jig time for
short.
Mrs. Ed. Warner entertained the
Baptist Ladies' Aid last Friday with
a picnic supper which vas enjoyed by
all present. They will meet Oct. Is
with Mrs. Durham.
Mr.. Oscar Shupe has 80 acres of
corn in the field he would like to sell.
If called for within a few days you
will get a bargain. 3 miles south
west on the Repp farm.
Col. Pringle, connected with Indian
affairs for the U. S. Government is in
Canton looking after the completion
of the grade on the road leading to
the Indian Asylum.
Sam Thorson the feed store man
has a new shipment of the best kind
of buckwheat flour, oil meal and self
raising pan cake flour. Give him a
chance to fill your order.
DR.. and Mrs. Hummer entertained
Tuesday night in honor of DR.. e. S.
O'Neil, $500 was the main event of
the evening and many rounds were
played of that delightful game.
The Mission Society of the Luther
an church will serve a ten cent lunch
in the church parlors Friday evening
beginning at six o'clock. A social
evening is being planned. Everybody
come.
Tuesday afternoon the Child's Study
club met at the home of Mrs. G. b.
Kennedy, about forty ladies being
present, and "a addressed on topics
Of special interest to mothers by Mrs.
E. d. Putnam of Sioux Falls, In a
very interesting manner.
1t is a fact. All advertisers in the
county come to the LEADER for their
advertising when they want good re-
suits. Cut prices have never harmed
the LEADER, cut prices don't do the
business unless it's on the cheap scale
for cheap trade. Ask a good business
man.
d. l. Whjtlow having sold his farm
will hold a public auction, Oct. 25 at
his place 8 miles north of Beresford.
All his horses, cattle, machinery,
household goods and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Look for particulars next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Tobey of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, visited at the home of
Mrs. Tobey's sister, Mrs. W. f. Stone
Of this city, the past week. Mrs.
Stone accompanied them to Worthing
last Friday to visit another sister,
Mrs. Charley Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tobey are visiting several points on
their trip, including, DesMoine,
Lohrville, and George, Iowa, Canton
and Worthing. MI. and Mrs. Tobey
returned home Monday last. Mr..
Tobey is a we'll known business man
in Cedar Rapids having resided there
the greater part OF his life.