Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-02-16

IVY "Oiu VI iSeuuOA Was III odiltOu
Tuesday IN business.
Al Kuhns of Lincoln Center was in
Canton Wednesday taking in court.
p. S. PaulSon, one Of the Norway
boomers was a LEADER visitor Mon
day.
February 10 is the date when the
Aida Quartette will appear at the
opera house.
Adam Schmidt was a LEADER Wis
itor Wednesday and had the date on
his paper advanced a year.
Mrs. II. N. Cooper left Thursday
for Fergus Falls, Mimi, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Frankberg.
The Eastern Star Circle was pleas
antly entertained at the home of Mrs.
Claudia Rudolph Tuesday afternoon.
Remember the Aida Quartette, the
last number of the lecture course, at
the opera house Monday evening Feb:
10Th.
Roy Nugen returned from Sioux
Falls Monday where he has been for
a short visit with his parents. S. R.
Nugen, his father came down with
Roy on business.
Any n walking the streets of Can
ton should not feel alarmed if the
person in front of them starts to grab
the air with both hands and kicks out
the heavenly skylights at the same
time. it's onlyrthe said persons effort
to walk in a dignified manner.
Oscar Tuntland of Highland a
bright huStling young man is going
to give up farming about March 1st,
and take it easy for a period. He was
a LEADER visitor Monday calling to
renew his subscription and his broth
err Otto's who is a Trip county
boomer.
Barriers Burned Away" will APP
pear in Canton on Wednesday Febru-
airy Dist. The company is n of the
best on the road and are sure to please
the play goers Of Canton. The tic
kets are SOC, 75c, and ST. 90. 1t will be
best to secure your tickets early.
The G. G. G. club was pleasantly
entertained at a ST. Valentine party
Tuesday evening. The parlors were
tastefully decorated in red hearts and
tiny cupids and delicious refreshments
we're served and the menu consisted
of dishes that were both attractive
and hearty"
Mrs. Grace Montgomery left for St.
Paul Sunday where she went to pur-
chase her spring stock Of millinery,
While she is absent her store will be
thoroughly renovated and made in
readiness for the big stock Of new
goods and upon her return Mrs.
Montgomery will bring with her the
very latest creations in millinery for
spring and early summer.
Heckmaster & Reynolds will give a
S. cash prize to the person delivering
them at the Canton Creamery the
best ) gallons or more of cream Febr
q, % and %. Samples Of the cream
will be taken from each can delivered.
This cream will be scored by a person
competant to do it at the Farmers
institute Feb %, %, "a. Bring in
your cream, some one is sure to get
the prize.
Charles Kundert. so we'll known as
the popular proprietor of the Gate
City Restaurant, is being urged by
his friends to enter the field as a
candidate for sheriff, to succeed the
present popular official, John Quien.
Mr.. Kundert would make a first class
sheriff, and if he concludes TO enter
the a C he may not have any opposi-
tion. Everybody in Lincoln county
knows Charlie kuudert and he has a
host of friends.
Nels ~Iverson, of La Valley was a
LEADER visitor Monday calling to
renew his subscription and to tell the
Editor about a visit he had with
Nels M. jacobson, near LON, Norway,
while travelling through his native
country during a trip abroad in 1910.
Nels says brother Jacobson has a nice
farm located on the banks of Lake
Wage, a famous resort for tourists
in the summer. He says Nels is just
as cheerful, happy and smiling as he
used to be when circulating among
his old friends in Lincoln county, and
is very comfortably situated, enjoy
ing special privileges from the govern
ment. Mr.. Iverson enjoyed his visit
with jacobson immensely, and he
thinks that the Editor of The LEAD
IN would enjoy = visit with Mr..
JanohGnn of whioh there II no doubt. |