Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-11-22

A party of crow hunters seem to
have fair luck Wednesday.
Joe Opperud is suffering from a
mess of good old fashion "boils" on
back of his neck.
Mrs. Engle of Beresford was a
LEADER visitor Wednesday and a re-
newal subscriber.
Tony" Hannah who has a posi-
tion with,a traction engine company
in Minneapolis is in Canton visiting
with old friends.
The High school girls supper net
ted them something over S35, which
will go a long ways toward paying
their basket ball debts.
The inside finishing of the Masonic
Temple has been started and 1t Will
be but a short time until the build
ing will be ready for occupancy.
The churches of our city will unite
and hold services at the Methodist
church Thanksgiving day. A very
good program has been arranged.
For Thanksgiving. phone Sam
Thorson for a sack Of Winged House
flour, always alright, makes good
bread every time, 40 lbs to the sack.
(adv.)
How about the Grieg Concert
THANKSGIVING evening. You must
plan to be there and tell your neigh
Dor TO do likewise. Will it be good?
Certainly.
The Sherman and Skewis families
of Inwcod autued over to Canton Sun
day to visit at the j. Benz home and
took in the evening services at the
Congregational church.
Our business men offer you the
best prices, and it will pay you to
read their ads in the LEADER and get
their slaughtered prices we'll liked IN
mind and then buy.
Fl. N. Cooper went up to Fergus
Falls last week to do a little visiting
and hunting and to bring his wife
| home who has been with their daught-
err MIS-.
The LEADER family return thanks
to Mrs. Van Fleet for a boquet OF
beautiful flowers which came from
her beautiful rose bush which has
not been without a blossom for over
twenty years.
Those who love the game of basket
ball and who had the Opportu nifty or
watching the fierce struggle Tor
supremacy last Monday afternoon in
front of the Lyric Theatre, have con-
cluded that this game was the best or
the season. We don't exactly re-
member the names of the famous
PLAYERS nor have we heard what the
final score was, but it is safe to say
that there was dust flying all over the
street.
Reverend Lewis gave his second
lecture on the world great reformers,
last Sunday evening at the Congrega-
tional church, the subject OF this n
being Savonarola, the Florentine Re
former. The Church was packed to
it's utmost, many people we're forced
to leave without getting in. There
were people who had come ten miles
to neal this wonderful lecture. Rev
Lewis oratory was at it's best and he
forcibly brought out the great moral
effect of this mans great work---R e.
forming the people.
Prof. Fred Wick who is cOnd uctor
of the Grieg Sangforening and also OF
the Minnehaha Mandskor is to be
heard at the coming concert Of the
Grieg Sanforening to be given at the
Lyric Theatre on Thanksgiving even
ing. This will afford the Cantor
lovers of music a rare treat as he is
one of the few finished artists Of the
north west. He has studied for many
years in all the large cities of Europe
He possesses a technic that is marvel
Gus and has the gift of playing witt
feeling that reaches into the heart:
of all auditors. His violin playing
has been heard by a few of Cantor
people and they heartily endorse hi
playing.