Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-08-09

DR.. A. G. Mold came home from a
fishing trip in Wisconsin Thursday.
DR.. LIE wilson and DR.. Hummer were
professional callers at Inwood Wednes-
day.
35 cents buys a large Fly trap at
The Eclipse Feed Store. Only a few
left.
Judge Aikens of Sioux Falls was in
Canton the first of the week on bust
ness.
G. Satrang and son Irving left for
Sioux City last Sunday returning
home Monday evening.
Judge James and family autoed
down from Sioux Falls Tuesday and
had dinner at the Rudolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith returned
the first of the week from Minnesota
where they have been visiting for
some time.
Miss Thora Satrang and brother
Alfred from O'Neil, Nebr., arrived in
the city Monday the guests of their
uncle G. Satrang.
Every person that buys a pound of
our best candy at Is cents will be
given their choice of a writing tablet
free. 0. H. Lybarger
Mrs. ii. A. Wilkinson entertained
the Rebecca Circle last Thursday.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent,
after which a picnic lunch vas served.
With the gossip tongues In good
working order, all social gatherings
should be a bowling success for those
who appreciate the reading Of some
ones pedigree both ways.
The Misses Anna and Nora Moe and
Leo Sandvig returned Tuesday even
ing from Minneapolis where they
spent a most enjoyable time with
friends and relatives for two weeks.
Mrs. John Benz and Mrs. Albert
Oehman will entertain the Ladies
Aid Society of the Congregational
church next Wednesday, August IA,
at the church parlors. Everybody is
invited.
The Canton Boy Scouts are camp
ing this week at Newton Hill and are
having the time of their young lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuve are taking good
care of the boys and it is only fair to
say they are in good hands.
Miss Annette Helma Helgerson was
united in marriage Tuesday night to
John e. Skarie of Los Vegas, New
Mexico. The wedding took place at
the home of the brides parents In this
city and only relatives were present.
Mrs. Eliza Strubble left this week
for Beloit, Wis, after spending
days with her sister Mrs. p
M. boyce, where she will visit her
brother Washington Oliver and then
to her home In Hamilton,
Texas.
The Benz auto returned to Canton
Tuesday with the Benz family, Miss
Neva Bacon and George Hoken-
stad as occupants. They passed US at
so rapid a pace we only saw the happy
faces, we did not look for rice. They
have been on a trip to Minnesota, re-
turning by way of Lake Okoboji.
All the young people of the Luthe-
ran church are earnestly to attend
Aug. IL at 8 p. m. A large audience
is desired as matters of Importance
will be considered in connection with
the coming convention Of the Young
Peoples League. Every body be sure
to ome
Mesdames George Engle and Asa
Forrest we're the hostesses at the
home of Mrs. Engle last Monday and
the guests were Miss Mona Reynolds
and her girl friends. This was the
last shower before the wedding. 1t
was a miscellaneous or parcel shower,
and the happy bride to be was most
generously showered with a variety OF
treasures for her new home.
There will be a meeting OF the
Luther League on Sunday evening
Aug. IL, at 8 p. M. A short program
has been provided Whlcn ppears
in this issue. A large
crowd is desired because it is the In
tention to make use of this oppor-
tunity to discuss a few matters OF Inn
portance concerning the convention,
regarding a reception for
the visitors. Everybody please come.
Mr.. Albert Larson of Campbell
county, S. d., an old resident of Can
ton arrived In the city Tuesday and
will remain for a few days renewing
acquaintances. He reports won
derful changes in Canton since his re-
moval to Campbell county some years
ago and recognizes only a few of the
old business houses. He called Thu rs
day to renew his subscription to the
LEADER.
Luther League Program.
Sunday Evening Aug. IL 8 p. M.
HYMN Audience.
Scripture reading and Prayer
Violin solo selected
Mrs. G.. n. Gulbrandsen
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