Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-04-04
Don't miss-GibSon Reunion.
It's great-The Gibson Reunion.

It's great-The Gibson Reunion.
Gibson Reunion Opera House April
Is and 10.
Ed. Wendt was a Sioux Fails visitor
the first of the week.
Magnus Nelson of near Harrisburg
was a new subscriber last week.
Theo. Johnson was a LEADER visit
or Saturday and renewed his subscrip.
tion.
Remember the time and place.
Gibson Reunion Opera House April
Is and 10.
MI. and Mrs. Almer Helgerson and
Mrs. Gunderson visited In Sioux Falls
last Friday.
Mrs. W.. j.. Byrnes and daughter
Wava, were Sioux Falls shoppers last
Saturday.
j. Harry King, associate editor Of
the Sioux Valley News spent Friday
in Sioux Falls.
tertained the Methodist Ladies Aid
on Wednesday,.
Arthur Husman, a young farmer
Southwest of town was a new sub
scriber last week.
Don't forget the Band Concert next
Wednesday night, April 9th at the
Kennedy Opera House.
Mrs. DR.. Jennings left for Chats
worth, Iowa, Wednesday morning for
a visit with friends.
Harry Kornder was visiting with
Roy Laxson while Roy spent his
spring vacation al home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensmunger Of Chicago
now have charge of the Interstate
lunch counter at the depot.
Mayor Carl f. Tank has been the
main factor in the organization of
a civic league in Canton.
Melvin Juel returned from Chicago
the first of the week where he visited
with his brothers for a short time.
Hedge johnson, who lives North of
Canton called at the LEADER office
Saturday and renewed his subscrip-
tion.
Filing Opsal and II. N. Cooper
have returned from Mitchell where
they conducted a large and successful
land auction sale.
Myron Rood, the man that put the
lutte fisk in the Sioux River. has all
ready sold six Ford cars and will 20 to
Minneapolis this week and bring
home a big paige" car.
The B. B. C's met with Miss
Frances Lantaff Saturday evening.
Miss Lois Albaugh won the prize in a
contest, and a dainty lunch was
served.
An advertising game was started by
an outsider here In Canton the first Of
the week but was soon stop't by j. Il.
Jansen. Grating by outsiders with
no benefit to the town should be done
way with.
Horace Ringheim came home from
Ames last Thursday and visited with
home folks until Tuesday, when he
returned to Ames, where he will
again take up his studies in prepare
tion for graduation this spring.
Theo. Brandsgaard while riding on
his motor cycle with his little boy
last Monday night had the misfor-
tune tt turn the wrong crank and
run into an automobile. Mr.. Brands
gaard's little boy had his face a little
mussed but otherwise he and his
father escaped serious injury.
The high school bows are out trying
for places on a track team. The boys
will find that in that branch of athle-
tics there Is a wonderful benefit. Can
ton has enough material to make up a
team that should give a good account
OF themselves.
Mrs. M. E. Rudolph departed for
Sioux City, where she will be joined
by her son Herbert, who is attending
the university of Vermillion, and to-
gether they will witness m of the
seasons best attractions, Miss Maud
Adams, in "Peter Pan"
AT a special meeting or the Com
mercial club, Messrs. Bragstad, Nc
Dermott and Sexe we're appointed as
a committee to arrange for the pur.
chasing Of cluster lights to be placed
upon the business streets. These will
be placed according to the dicta tion
of the city commission and power for
lighting will be satisfactorily agreed
upon.
Many people who attended the
band 8 last concert were immensely
pleased with the program. The on
cert to be given next WedE esday night
promises to be the best eve given by
the band, and will be the last one be-
fore the summer season opens. The
music is all new, the very finest ever
composed and you will enjoy the en-
tertainment.
A. L. Payne, who has spent the last
! four months in the sunny south, has
returned to Canton, more enthusiast
tic about South Dakota, and It's fair