Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-11-29

Tom Wells of Brisbane N. ID. is
visiting Dayton relatives.
The First National Bank Is having
inside decorations in the paint line
for a Christmas present.
Mrs. Z. K. Pension came down from
Sioux Falls Tuesday night to spend
Thanksgiving with friends.
J J. McDermott of Alkader, Iowa,
was visiting the first of the week with
his brother II. j. McDermott.
The teachers Of the city schools left
Sunday evening for Mitchell where
they will attend the National Teach
ers Association at that place.
Mrs. J. d. Cloud and son Victor de-
parted Saturday nOon for Manchester,
Iowa, where they will reside this whit
er as Mr.. Clouds business interests
keep him in that locality.
The Teachers and pupils of the
| West Side School sent a treat Of cook
les and a barrel Of apples to the
| Orphan Home at Beloit for their
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. w. 9. Gemmill left Wednesday
for the south where she will spend
the winter. Mrs. Gemmill'S health
Is not of the best aud the south for
the winter seems to be her only relief.
The Basket Ball Girls accompanied
by Miss Ethel Hall ,autoed to Dell
Rapids Friday where they won a
glorious victory over the ID. K. b. b.
girls with a score of % to ID. They
aeturned home late Friday night.
Loui Dokken and Carl Moe, two of
Canton's boys were up from Hudson
last Tuesday night to take in the
Firemen's dance. We are always
glad to see these two boys and are
proud of their rapid advancement in
life.
The Freshman Commercial Geo
graphy class accompanied by Prof.
Boot and MisS Fadner went to Sioux
FallFriday on the early morning train
and took in the Packing house, peni-
Tertiary and other places OF interest
returning on the evening train.
D. L.. Sullivan is here from Port
land, Oregon, visiting with his moth
er and brother Dan. 32 years ago Mr..
Sullivan left his home ties to make
first visit home. 1t is needless to say
his visit will be a happy one.
TNI;, 10 tt1 Ioct va r., srINr Df tI1 LSr
concert to be given Thanksgiving
evening by the Minnehaha Mandskor
Of Sioux Falls and the Grieg Of Canton,
The Sioux Falls boys are excellent
singers so don't miss this one chance
to hear them at the Lyric theatre.
Will Tank has bought out Mrs.
Milliman's Millinery store and will
move his bakery to that place. W. j..
Byrnes will open a music store in the
place Mr.. Tank will vacate. 1t is
good to have Mr.. Byrnes. with US
again in business life.
The "Firemen's Dance given last
Friday night was a grand success in
every respect. Starting from the
parade in the afternoon until the
last couples waltzed to the beautiful
strains Of Home, Sweet Home. ,"
Oscar Campbell and Miss Ellen Camp
bell led the grand march and made a
leading couple.
Last Friday the Barracks and Philea-
thas gave Lynn Morgan a pleasantsur-
prise at his home northwest of town, |
before he leaves for his new home at
Hawarden, Iowa. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing games af-
ter which refreshments were served,
and all went home we'll please with
the evening spent.
Alfred Ellingson, head man at the
White Front Garage seems t. be the
only real "grunt cart" tixer in the
country. He was recently called to
Sioux Falls Il help store away the in
nards of a car that none Of the Sioux
Falls experts would wrestle with.
Cap sure is good and he is making
good. AS a doctor for sick autos he
is a wonder.