Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-08-16

A.. B. Carlson left Tuesday night
for the west on business.
George Johnson returned the first
of the week from Pierre.
Reduced prices on motorcycles.
See Geo. Pulver's ad in this issue.
l have four good improved farms
for rent. o. H. Lybarger, Canton S.
d.
DR.. and Mrs. Turner entertained
DR.. Hardin and family Of Flandreau
Sunday.
Asher Anderson and Roy Nugen
we're Sioux Falls visitors Sunday via
the auto route.
Knute jacobson is having his vaca-
tion this week. Most of his time will
be spent in Hudson.
MI. and Mrs. Summerwill and Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Dean were Sioux Falls
visitors Sunday via the auto route.
James Lewis left Tuesday for Hot
Springs where he went to attend the
Druggists State Convention.
Miss Carrie Moore of Lind, Wash
ington, is her visiting her Grand
mother Mrs. Maynard at Beloit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Campbell Of
this city entertained Mr.. and Mrs. w.
P. Lowell of Primghar, Iowa, over
Sunday.
g.
Mrs. A. G. Maynard and Miss Carrie
Moore took Mondays train for Elk
Point for a visit with G. w. Maynard
and family.
One of Canton's most talented
young ladies is about to wrestle with
the matrimonial question. No ques-
tions answered.
Mr.. Andrew Hanson and his little
friend Myrtle Rude, left for a weeks
visit, with Hans Hanson and family
at Meckling, S. d.
Miss Maple Bennett is home visit
ing with her parents after spending
IA months on her claim in the vest
ern part of the state.
Miss Bertha Stensrud of Loveland,
Col, who has been visiting with her
sister Mrs. Knudson for several weeks
left for her home Thursday.
E. Fl. O'Neil of Iowa Fall, Iowa
was visiting the first OF the week
with his friend Roy Laxson. They
were school mates at ST. Thomas.
Harrisburg defeated Galesburg Sun
day a game of ball by ascore of 4 to 2.
Ed. Juel of Canton was pitching for
Harrisburg and struck out l8 e
Game Warden. Thomas Collins an
nounces that all must have a hunters
license else, hunters will be fined.
Last years license was up July lst.
Mrs. G. w. Maynard came up from
Elk Point Saturday for a visit with
her mother Mrs. A. @. Maynard and
and Mr.. E. L. Maynard and family.
William Cuppett left Monday for a
visit at Sanborn, Iowa, with his son
Mark, from there he will go to Cresco,
Iowa, to visit with his daughter Eva.
Mrs. J. f. Schubert returned Mon
day from Mt. Vernon where she was
looking after her farm, She reports a
very good crop In that part of the
country.
Miss Mabel Hall returned to her
home in Refield the first of the week.
Miss Hall came down from Redfield
to attend the Reynold-Smith wedd-
ing last week.
Andrew Lundstrom and wife OF
Hudson were Canton visitors last
| Wednesday and while here called at
the LEADER Office to renew their
subscription.
Ole Thompson and daughter Nora
left Saturday noon for Garner, Iowa
Belmont, Iowa and from there they
go to Minneapolis where they will
visit friends and relatives for severa
weeks.
Mrs. o. e. Hotter and daughters
entertained the Grand Valley AiC
Society last "Wednesday afternoon. {
large crowd was present. They will
meet with Mrs. A. Syvertson in TIVE
weeks.
A. L. Carter of New Orleans was
Canton visitor Tuesday accompanied
by his sister Mrs. Gates OF Sioux Falls
Mr.. Carter was very much elate'
over the doings OF the Bull Moos
party In Chicago, where ne attende
the the third party convention. Il
mill visit OF Piarro before h. rarrrr