Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-12-13
LOCAL

It's never to early to SHOP lor
Christmas.
Roy Nugen vas a Sioux Falls visit
or Monday.
Joe Bragstad was a business visitor
at Sioux Falls Monday.
A.. B. Carlson was a Sioux Falls
visitor Monday on legal business.
Mrs.Guy Milliman Of Sioux City is
visiting with friends in Canton.
DR.. Morrison was called to Sheldon
last Saturday on personal business.
w. J. Byrnes and Ed Jones were
Sioux Falls business callers Monday.
DR.. futile was a Parker visitor the
first OF the week on professional bust
ness.
VIM. Schultz was a LEADER visit
or Thursday also a renewal subscrib-
err.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bragstad and
Mrs. Dan, were Sioux Falls visitors
Monday.
mTS. W. Nl. oCClCy CAtSi ~ -
small company at dinner Friday at
one O'Clock.
Who would appreciated box OF
Richter's Ell Royal cigars tor
Christmas?
+. A. Arnold paid the LEADER a
visit Monday and had the date on
| l,ic - cot q voor a head MH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Fowler left
Monday for Jacksonville Florida TO
spend the winter.
Miss Anhonetle Rudolph arrived
the last OF the week for a brief visit
with her aunt Mrs. M. e. Rudolph.
M. P. Eneboe, one of our progre-
ssive farmers on route one had anoth-
err year advanced on our subscription
list.
John Morrison returned the latter
part OF last week from a business trip
at his old home in Grand Junction,
Iowa.
Harry Lewis was admitted to the
North Dakota bar last week and is
now practicing law at Devils Lake,
North Dakota.
Lloyd Rising, one OF Canton's popu-
lar young men starts this week on his
lecturing tour making several towns
in this state.
Lloyd Rising left Wednesday on
his lectureing our. 1t Is only a ques-
tion of boost to make the boy a pride
of Canton.
Skating is now The main pastime
for the young people. The silvery
Sioux has frozen clear Of bumps and
skating is fine
Frank A. Chraft the e~x-aremafshal
but now secretary Of the Aberdeen
Mutual was In Canton the first of the
week on business.
Next Sunday morning at ten-thirty
q large class OF fine young people will
be confirmed at the Lutheran church.
Special services will be had and all
are invited to attend.
AS we sledge to press we are forcibly
reminded of the fact that the Holt.
days are approaching and we work
night and day to get this paper out,
Moral: DO your shopping early!
The recital at the College Chapel
on Friday eve was veil attended.
The numbers given both vocal and
instrumental we're very good. One
number being a piono solo by Miss
Minnie O'Neil.
Steiner Chraft Is now located In
Sioux City ana has ordered the
LEADER sent to that place. He has
accepted q responsible position with
the Northwestern Ry. and will no
doubt make good.
x. Dahle the hustling Moe Store
man was in Canton Monday on bust.
ness. Mr.. Dahle has n of the
cleanest and best little stores In the
county and eujoys good busin ess.
On Friday evening the B. B. C's
met with Miss Mia Thayer. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
those present. During the evening q
dainty two coursed luncheon was
served.
Miss Roslyn Potter who was EN-.
ployed 1t the Rudolph left Monday
for Sioux Falls where she will enter
the M'Kennan Hospital and take up
the preston of nurse. Miss Potter
made 4 host OF friends In Canton and
she will be greatly missed.
DR.. O'Neil and family concluded
their visit 1T the home OF DR.. Lewison
and spent the last few days At the
home Of ]. NJ. Seeley. They left this
Thursday for LosAngeles where they
expect to spend the winter. Their
Canton friends will miss them very
much.
Prof. Bodley and family we're Sioux
Falls visitors Monday. Mr.. Bodley
gave : very pleasing cornet solo Mon
day night whom he played with the
Sioux Falls Symphony Orchestra.
Prof. Bodley IS = master musician
and his talent Is very much appre-
cinted nv his Canton friends.