Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-08-30
LOCAL
Asher Anderson left for Cham ber-


Asher Anderson left for Cham ber-
lain Monday.
Canton has many visitors this week.
Treat them right.
Roy Nugen paid his weekly visit
to Sioux Falls Sunday.
Theo. Torberson was a business
caller at Sioux Falls Monday.
Almer Helgerson and family spent
Sunday afternoon in Sioux Falls.
Quite a few of Canton's young
people will attend college this fall.
Mrs. George E. Lewis and mother
were Sioux Falls visitors Monday.
viii Miller's Morgans at the fall
proved a beautiful sight to look upon.
Miss Eloise Smith visited in Alex
andria several days, returning home
Tuesday.
Canton was we'll decorated with
colored lights placed along the streets
during fair time.
DIR. Jepson of Sioux City was in
Canton the first of the week on pro-
fessional business.
Jacob Kehm and family Of Harris
burg took a moonlight auto ride to
Canton Sunday evening.
Word from Mrs. Vera Lewis DAZZLE
states that she is getting along quite
nicely after her operation.
Grant Shipley and Alfred Norgard
are at Running water this week re-
pairing the telegraph line.
Miss Gladys Wood entertained a
party of young friends Friday comp
limentary to Miss Mamie Ford.
Misses Wava Byrnes and Dora El,
lingson we're Worthing visitors last
week, guests at the Hover home.
Gus Dokken and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Amundson and son were guests
at the Gilbert Dokken home Sunday.
There were several picnic parties on
the banks of the Sioux last Sunday
and each one was the most enjoyable.
The business men of Canton are
paying a heavy toll in subscriptions
this year. It's time that some proved
a real benefit.
Clarnece Waldo and Mrs. Mile
who have been visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Waldo, left for
Platte, Monday.
Miss Name Ford leaves to-day fol
her home in Missouri after spending
several weeks visiting with her form
er schoolmates.
Mrs. Francis Coon came down from
Sioux Falls Saturday and was a guest
at the Wendt home, remaining till
after the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman re-
turned from a very pleasant trip
through the Black Hills country
Saturday morning.
w. K. Peck, advance agent for the
AlG. Barnes shows, was In Canton
Tuesday for the show that will play
Canton, Sept. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gage and daughter
came down In their auto from Lake
field, Mimi, Monday to attend the
Wendt-Seubert wedding.
Mrs. Ralph Dean underwent a
serious operation at Rockford, illinois,
last week and at the present writing
is on the road to health and recovery.
1t makes no difference If his car
turned roun'
You hadn't ought'a kick A. B.
aroun'.
The Masonic Temple is fast near
ing completion and Canton will soon
ave a building to be proud of. O.
A. Rudolph is paying close attention
to the construction details.
The little hamlet of Fairview will
ask for an extension of limits when
the County Commissioners meet in
October. Fairview is a hustling little
town and possesses some Of the best
business heads in the county.
Will Tuesdall, one nan who has
horses entered In the races at the
Lincoln County Fair left Tuesday
night for Mitchell, but returned again
Wednesday. Mr.. TuesdalPs home Is
at Kimball and he has a fine string Of
horses. Kentucky M. being the best
Of his string.
Klondyke shut out Harrisburg
Sunday in a ragged game OF ball by
score OF 7 to 0. Ed. Juel and Ring
helm of Canton oficfated on the
mound for Klondyke. Juel struck out
16 men and allowed two hits which !!
not a bad record against the Harris
burg bunch of sluggers. DR.. Hummel
acted As umpire.