Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-03-29

Miss Lizzie Hanseth departed for
Minneapolis last Thursday where she
has a position in y of the largest
dress making establishments Of that
city. !
There will be preaching in the
Baptist church next Sunday at the
usual hour l0:45 and each Sunday
following during the absence of the
pastor, Rev. Dart.
r. J.. McDermott has purchased::th
two lots joining the Rudolph on the
west which he intends to improve dur
ing the summer. They are nicely 10.
Gated and will be desirable for bust
ness.
Prof. Clendennen attended a meet
ing of the Lyon county teachers last
Saturday. The Professor is a Lyon
county county teacher at present and
has many friends on the other side of
the river.
A nov storm introduced spring in
this section OF the country and from
all reports the storm covered a greater
part OF the west. 1t will dc good
however, coming as kind OF a ground
soaker before SEED time.
Almer Helgerson is among those
who will build a home during the
summer. He sold his residence ex-
pecting that he wouldn't need it,
but changed his MUD and the LEAD
ER is glad he has concluded to build.
Mrs. J. w. Brenner was called to
the bedside OF her mother, Mrs. Shore,
at Pearl City, Illinois in the early
part OF March. She found her mother
very low and gradually sinking and
on the 2lst day OF March the aged
lady passed away. The funeral was
held on March %. Mrs. Brenner is
expected home this week.
Wendt s. Straw have rented the
building formerly occupied by the
Box Ball Alley and will use the
building for the purpose of a show
room for their REQ and r. M. II. cars
this summer. These two popular
cars will have a great run on the
market this year as they are among
the best for the price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi P. Lyon of Lynn
township, who OWE a fine farm and
home three miles east OF Worthing /,
were LEADER visitors last Tuesday,
and they were accompanied by a very
handsome boy named Glenn, a perfect
picture Of health and happiness, aged
l6 months, and Glenn has all the
rights and privileges of being the
first born. MI. Lyon called to renew
his subscription to the LEADER.
Mrs. Nels Hoel Of Eden township,
and her sister Miss Inga Grevlos went
to Rake, Iowa, On Tuesday, to visit
with a brother. From there Mrs.
Hoel will 90 to Rochester, Mimi, to
consult the Mayos in regard to a ma
lady which has so far bafied the
physician here and at Sioux City,
Mrs. Bemiss is taking her sisters Miss
Inga's place, In Small's store during
her absense. -Hudsonite.
Mrs. A. A. Cassill, a lady who re-
sided In Canton for q year or more,
and mother Of Charles H. Cassill, died
at her home at Garner, Iowa, last
week, death resulting from complica-
tions caused by = fall and injury to
her hip . year or more ago. She was
: charming lady and won many friends
durlng her brief residence here. Three
daughters and four sons are left to
mourn the loss Of q devoted mother.
The people Of Canton are not to be
disappointed In their expectation of
hearing 1.-THE Black knight" Rev.
Hector, the great temperance orator,
and his daughter, who sings the
Southern melodies 50 popular every
where. Througha mistake, for which
n.ither the W, CT. U. nor the State
Committee making the engagements
TOR this company, were In the least
fesponstble nor to blame = very large
audience was disappointed some weeks
ago. On the evening OF Apr. 9th, "The
Black Knight will speak IN the Court
House and his daughter will sing.
Thsy hays had = great hearing In our
atates this season, crowds greeting
them and going away snthusiastic In
their appreciation of both speaker
and singer.
Buy 4 Whole
ttPremium Ham