Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-02-21
1t was lust a case of dog.

ny cOuTC unlS week.
Prof. c. d. Bodley is now directing
the Worthing band.
Judge Aikens of Sioux Falls is at
tending court this week.
Miss f becca Gehon wasa Harris
burg visitor Thursday.
The Hon. II. Fl. Cable of Hudson is
In Canton attending court.
Fred Redfield was down in Iowa on
a business trip the first of the week.
John Nordtvedt of Minneapolis was
a Canton visitor last week on business.
Paul Paulson is now interested
with Henry Wallace in the hardware
business.
+. j. Cooper and Myron Rood were
Sioux Falls visitors Tuesday via the
auto route.
Ed. Anderson of the firm Anderson
& Skorheim was in Sioux Falls Tues
day on business.
Miss Alma Nordseth went to In
wood last Tuesday noon to attend to
a case Of sickness there.
D.. S. Waldo left Tuesday for Platte
where he will make his future home
with his daughter, Mrs. Mile.
Peter Anderson was a Sioux Falls
visitor last Sunday and while there
took In the Symphony Orchestra
concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stein returned
the first of the week from Ireton,
Iowa, where Mrs. Stein has been visit
Ing for some time.
NelS Lybeck, n of Lincoln county
grand old men died Monday and his
funeral was held Thursday. Further
particulars next week.
Black Beaver, accompanied by his
brother Rev. G. E. Lewis, left for
Pierre Tuesday evening. Beaver will
lecture at several other places before
returning.
Mrs. w. j. Byrnes went to Huron
last Friday to visit her sick uncle but
he passed away three hours before
she reached there. She remained for
the funeral returning home Monday.
Free demonstration of Dakota
Wheat-hearts at Chraft & Hansen Co.
store in Canton, Saturday, Feb. %.
Come and try a dish of this delicious
breakfast food "a South Dakota pro-
duct.
RaCEnf Rall ut tho A rr,nru lnll
Saturday night, Canton high school
VS. Elk Point. This Is the first game
Of the season. Come out and help the
home team.
Some of the progressive business
men in Canton are talking Of putting
a baseball team In the new state
league for the purpose of a Advertising
Canton. A cheaper and better way of
ad vertisiug would be hard to find.
The first committee Of the G. G. G.
Club consisting Of Rebecca Gehon,
Marjorie Clark and Margueri te Nc
Dermott, gave a delightful dancing
party for the club members and a few
friends last Saturday evening at the
Rudolph.
The Epworth League Literary pro-
gram given at the M. E. church We'd
nesday evening was we'll attended,
and the lecture given by Prof. Boot,
on a trip through the YellOwston e
Park was enjoyed by all. The H. S.
Glee Club also gave a selection before
the lecture.
Mrs. Shields, assisted by Mrs. Dun
ham entertained the Baptist Ladies
Aid on Friday of LAST week. An I'M
usual number we're present, and all
were busy with the needle for a time,
after which refreshments we're served
and all returned home with a remin-
der of St. Valentines day.
Mr.. Thorson went TO Dodge Center,
Mimi, Saturday to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Thorson and help celebrate
the sixtieth wedding anniversary of
Mrs. Thorson's parents Judge and
Mrs. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin
Hunt were down from Minneapolis.
The wedding anniversary was on Mon.
day and Sunday was Mrs. Hunts
birthday. Both Judge and Mrs. Hunt
are quite feeble and Mrs. Thorson re-
manned to care for them awhile long,
er. Mr.. Thorson returned home
Wednesday,.
The Canton Business Mems Racing
Association mailed by check last
Tuesday morning the balance of the
80 percent paid last fall after the race
meet. The gentlemen of this Associa-
tion deserve great praise for the fnan-
cial handling Of a race meet and
their success with an affair OF this
kind. They may be assured Of plenty
OF money In the future by subscrip-
tion If they again will give Canton
such a ace meet as our last, which
lost the hackers nothing and was the
best ever.
LOST-Large Scotch Collie puppy
nine months old. EYcentiopallv apo