Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-08-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. j. W. Cox Of the Sioux City
Journal was In Canton Tuesday.
1t always pays to buy the best
that's QUALITY FLOUR. %.
Miss Opal Kundert is home from a
visit Of several weeks at Beresford.
Miss Lenora Lee is home from an
extended visit with an aunt In Gar
den City, MINI.
Mrs. Talcott arrived home Sunday
evening from a visit with friends and
relatives In Iowa and w isconSin.
Roy e. Woodside, Piano tuner will
be In Canton the last part of month.
Leave orders with j. Anderson g.
Sons.
Mrs. Dell Arnold is enjoying a visit
from Miss Brasfield who was not long
ago a teacher in the high school in
our city.
II you can't decide what to do,
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, will tell you. Write for
free catalog.
j. w. Reedy of Beresford registered
at the Rudolph, Tuesday and stopped
long enough to partake Of a good
dinner.
Read every adj. In the LEADER this
week and you will know who our en-
terprising up-to-date merchants are.
Every n of them advertise in the
LEADER.
Mrs. and Misses Malamphy of Elan
dreau were in Canton Tuesday en-
route from Sioux City where they
have been living, to their old home,
which is to be their future home.
Much sympathy is expressed for
Mr.. and Mrs: Ingvold Gamlem whose
young son Melvin died on Monday of
pneumonia. The little boy was only
a year and a half old, and his illness
of two weeks duration, but his suffer
ing all that time was severe.
Miss Wimple was particularly for
tunate in securing DR.. Geo. w. Nash
to address the Sth grade graduates.
DR.. Nash has lived much of his life
in Lincoln County and therefore has
an interest in our scholars a stranger
could not have. He will speak words
of encouragement and helpfullness
that all will heed and remember.
Mrs. Adolph Nelson and her sister
Miss Lulu Tollefson called at the
LEADER office, Friday. Mrs. Nelson
Is better remembered as Miss Rachel
Tollefson. Miss Lulu leaves soon for
Madison, S. D. her second year at the
State Normal, and her sister Chris
tine will go to Valparaiso. Ind, for
special instruction in elocution.
The Invitations and programs for
the 9Th grade graduates were Sc
much appreciated, that after the
number ordered by the county D
intendent had been distributed, tele.
phone messages for more and still
more were received. A rush order
was sent in for more stock and WE
were not then able to supply all want,
ed. They are certainly beauties, Il
you want the best job work done ir
Lincoln county, patronize the LEAD.
Err office.
Mrs. John Evanson entertained
about thirty ladies of the Lutheran
Aid Society last Friday. They went
in automobiles and all declared on re-
turning they had attended a banquet
instead of an aid society. Everything
good In the eating line had been pre-
pared for them, which included
spring chicken at the right degree O.
ripeness, cooked in the most delicious
manner and all the extras that 60 tt
make up a feast. The Evanson home
is famous for its hospitality.
The Kennedy home entertained 3
large house partyduring the Epwortf
League Convention and part of CAM
meeting. Those sc fortunate as to be
their guests were the Whitlow fam.
lily, which included their daughters
Ella and Ava, Lottie and Della Stem
niger of Parker, Mrs. Olson and Miss
Reynolds of Dell Rapids. Only those
who have enjoyed the hospitality O.
Judge and Mrs. Kennedy can appre
ciate what It means to be on their list
of friends.