Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-02-14

Henry bradshaw OF WOftnlnR was
in Canton this week on business.
The G.. G. &C. girls will entertain
Saturday night at the Rudolph with
"a dancing party.
The Senior high school annual will
De one of the best ever gotten and by
a high school class of Canton.
The Sherman s. Roche hospital will
soon be ready for business. The hospi-
tai will be furnished with everything
that is the hest.
Mesdames Adolph, Joe and Dan
Bragstad entertained a large CON-
pany of ladies last Friday afternoon
at the home of Joe Bragstad.
Rev. Geo. Lewis returned from
Mitchell Saturday where he attended
some business matters for BLACK
Beaver" his "trapper" brother.
Mrs. DR.. Gulbrandsen and Miss
Stella Sogn were Sioux City visitors
last week, while there they heard
Miss Maud Powell, a famous violiniSt.
The B. b. C's had a valentine party
at the home of Lois Although last
Friday evening. A contest furnished
amusement, and refreshments we're
served.
The baby bear, standing on a table
and holding an electric light in its
paw, was a very attractive feature of
| tho Starn cor Z ipu n nrinr RlnRE Eaa Va re
lecture Tuesday night.
The 20 z club met at the home OF
Miss Winnie Hannah on Monday
evening. All we're busy with their
fancy work after which elegant re-
freshments we're served.
Miss Lydia Bragstad. a nurse from
Sioux Falls, is taking care OF Ralph
EllingSon who has been quite i'll with
pneumonia, but is recovering nicely
under Miss Bragstad'S care.
Albert and Henry Wallace have
dissolved partnership in the firm known
as the Wallace Brothers Hawarden
store. Henry Wallace having bought
out Albert, who will take up some
other line of work o quite so con-
fning.
Three Boy Scouts walked to Sioux
Falls the afternoon OF the 9Th to hear
Black Beaver lecture that evening.
They were Elmo Berg, Ray Corson
ana Melvin Hansen. Rev. Fox intro
duced them to the audience and they
were heartily cheered.
A Special Song Service will be held
at the Luthern church Sunday even
ing the 10th. The choir of 36 voices
will give several fine anthems and
solos by some of it's mem berS. Rev.
Lewis will give an address on "Mozart
the Musician Don't miss this SER
vice. You are invited.
Mrs. chichester planned a neat and
pleasant surprise on her daughter,
Mrs. Bray last Friday evening, when
she invited about a dozen girls friends
to come and spent the evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent in games
after which a two curse luncheon
was served. All present reported a
pleasant evening spent.
Miss Carrie Hanson was given a
pleasant birthday surprise on Thurs
day last by a number Of her girl
friends. The evening was pleasantly
spent after which luncheon was serv-
ed. Miss Carrie was presented with
a crumb tray and a water set, as a
token of remembrance, and all wish
ed Ter many more happy birthdays.
William Warren, one of the grand
old settlers of Lincoln county passed
into the great beyond Thursday
morning at TAO a. m. at bis home
north of Worthing. Mr.. Warren was
born in Ireland and came to this
country early in life. He came to
Lincoln county in the early SOS and
has been here up to the time of his
death. Funeral services will be held
at WOrthing church at 1920 a. m.
The body will then be shipped to
Marcus, Iowa, for enterment. The
LEADER mourns with a host of friends
In the death or this grand old man.
In every city where Miss Franken-
field has been seer in the title role of
Madame X" the press are most
hearty in pronouncing her one of the
most clever m ever appearing In
this difficult role. She possesses a
beautiful voice and a naturalness OF
emotion.
MI. Mortimer, under whose mana.
cement the play Is brought. here has
surrounded Miss Frankentield with a
company Of real merit. This great
play and company using a carload Of
scenery will be the attraction at the
Kennedy Theatre Feb. II.
High School Notes.