Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Opperud
Sundayed at Dell Rapids with rela.
tives.
A. H. Lybarger of Longmont, Colo
RADIO, visiting with his brothers o. II.
and Martin.
The high school seniors held their
first class picnic Monday to celebrate
their new dignity.
Verne Jennings left Monday for
Minneapolis, where he will attend
school this winter.
Miss Leta Stowell who has been
visiting Miss Neva Bacon returned to
her home in Iowa Monday.
Mrs. Boyce returned the first of the
week from Beloit, Wisconsin, where
she went to visit the old home.
O. X. Brown and son DR.. Mark
Brown left Tuesday for an extended
trip through the Black Hills.
Mrs. Talcott enjoyed a visit from
her sister and niece last week Mrs.
and Miss Adams of Madison, Wis.
Landlord Lee of the Fairview hotel
took in the fair and was warmly
greeted by his many Canton friends.
Mrs. KnudtSon left for Webster
Friday noon where she will visit
awhile before joining her husband id
California.
Mrs A. p. Dixon returned the first
of the week from Geddes, South OAK
ota where she has been visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Nina Phillips of Beloit bought
the automobile DR.. Eveleth auction
ed off at the fair grounds after the
races last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wendt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradshaw and son Russell were
visitors at the f. N. Coon home at
Sioux Falls Sunday.
\ Mrs. Bowen of Sioux City and Mrs.
Pattee of Springfield were in Canton
to attend the funeral of their friend
Mrs. 0. K, Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schubert return
ed from their wedding trip Sunday
evening and left for their home in
Sioux Falls Monday.
Canton friends have received word
that Miss Elsie Nyland formerly of
this place has>recently been united in
marriage to a gentleman in Bismark,
N. d.
Capt. Sharp of Hot Springs, S. D..
arrived in Canton Friday to attend
the funeral of his daughter Mrs. O..
K. Brown. He returned home Tues
day.
Mesdames Berry and WILDER Kinsley
entertained their lady friends last
Saturday afternoon. 1t was an
occasion of great pleasure to all.
Both ladies are charming hostesses.
The Platte base ball can passed
through Canton Monday night enroute
to Platte where they played Sioux
Falls Wednesday and Thursday and
today Friday.
0. Fl. Lybarger returned Tuesday
from a vacation trip to New York,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington
D. c., Chicago and other great cities
in the east. Mr.. Lybarger believes in
taking a good trip when he takes n
Mrs. Baysore and Miss Noble en-
tertained their Sunday school classes
on the lawn Of the Methodist church
last week. The wee tots had the
time of their lives and cake and "ice-
cream enough to talk about for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Col. f. K. Berry were
in Canton the first OF the week visit
ing at the home of his son G. A.
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. f. K.
Berry have spent a month on the
coast and stopped v in Canton on
their way to their home in Chamber
lain.
The Methodist choir gave a fare
we'll dinner to Mrs. Knudtsop at the
home of Judge and Mrs. Kennedy
last Thursday evening. Mrs. Knudt-
son has been their faithful Organist
for several years and her going away
is regretted by all. A handsome
brass book rack was presented her as
a souvenir of this last gathering.
Misses Alma Nelson, Emma
Byrnes and Mineva Laxson left Mon
day for Cedar Falls, Iowa, to attend
the Normal School there. Miss Clara
Hackett of Parker joined the Canton
girls here and will be a room mate of
Emma Byrnes. Miss Ruth Hilton
formerly a teacherhere will be Mineva
Laxson's roommate.
We are pleased to announce to
music lovers, of the violin, that Prof.
Frederick Wick, will commence CIV
ing lessons on violin and other string
Instruments, at Canton Sept. 10th.
This is a chance which does not often
come to us, as he is a musician of
rank and a graduate from o only
the Conservatives at Christiania and
New York, but Of that at Leipzig,