Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
LOCAL

Myron Rood was a Hills, Minnesota
visitor Sunday.
Found a small boys sweater coat
Inquire at LEADER office.
Henry Reich, a prominent residen,
of Trip was it the city Monday.
r. II. Williams of Sioux Falls wa.
in Canton on business Monday.
Editor Travailie of Lennox was ir
Canton Saturday on business.
Miss Emma Byrnes entertained
company from Sioux Falls Sunday.
Roy Nugen returned from a bust
ness trip to Aberdeen Sunday night
Miss Nellie Guam was visiting at
the Gust Hanson home the first OF the
week.
Miss Clara Hackett, of Parker, was
a visitor at the LEADER home owe
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Coon of Sioux
Falls were over Sunday guests at the
Wendt home.
H. w. Bright of Sioux Falls was in
the city Monday attending to bust.
ness matters.
Rev. A. A. Pitman conducted a
very successful service in the Metho'
dist church Sunday.
M. J. Overseth and Oscar Tunnel
of Fairview autoed up Monday tc
attend Cflautauqua.
Hans Anderson left fora fishing
trip to Lake Andes Tuesday. We ex,
pect some good fish stories when Hans
gets home.
The city is improving the water
system and when through will have
one of the best water-works system
in the state.
Mrs. L. e. Richardson and daught-
err, Marie left Wednesday for Minnea-
polls after a few weeks visit in Can.
ton with friends.
Ole II. Rust was a LEADER visitor
Tuesday and a renewal subscriber.
Ole gave us a hint that W. were to
have a bumper crop this year.
Mrs. Mamie Cooper Frankberg left
for her home in Fergus Falls, Mimi.
Wednesday after a few weeks visit at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cooper.
Klondyke defeated the fast Hills
base ball team Sunday by a score OF
Is to 5. The same team play Sunday
at Klondyke and a good game is look.
ed for.
Henry Jacobs, T.. Greenfield, B. w.
Smith, P. j.. Wumkes, and M. II.
Hit, autoed over from Lennox tC
hear the the famous Italian band at
the Chautauqua Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bremen and
daughter, Nellie returned Monday
from New York City and other places
of interest they had visited in the
east. While in New York City they
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Brenner's
son, wife and baby.
The Canton ball team won a hard
fought game of ball Tuesday from the
Lennox Browns. This game vas the
rubber game and Canton just had tc
play ball. The Wooden shoe'' bunch
was satisfied with the small end OF
the score which. was 6 to 3.
Some one blew all the lights in
town out Monday night and the many
little bumps people suffered made
some ill-natured. Some thought the
Italian Band had something to dc
with it, but by some fast gumshoe
work Mayor Tank discovered that the
Light Plant had a hot box in the boil.
er and the fire box keeper was wait
ing for the steam to cool off.
George Engle has received informa-
tion from Washington that he has
been granted a patent on his all steel
crossing CRATE, which has been pend
ing in the patent office nearly three
years. This patent is undoubtedly a
valuable one, as the CRATES are now in
use through the states from Texas to
Montana. The granting Of this pa
tent was only made after an appeal tc
the board of examiners in Washington
and by the persistent effort OF
Attorney Forrest in this city working
with patent attorneys in the capital
city.