Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-06-13

Subscribed for the LEADER.
Mesdames Kennedy and Ed. Wendt
returned from Dell Rapids Monday.
Mrs. J.. D. Cloud, Marion and Don
are home much to the JOY of their
Canton friends.
Ada Lnkkeu returned from Ere
mont Nep., Saturday where she gra-
duateG from college.
Us Buy your Bran Shorts and flour
MiddlingS OH Meal at Sam Thorsons
1onr and feed store.
Our old uownsman j. E. Fitzgerald
seeds ren wal for the LEADER from
New Underwood.
John Sletten, wife and baby of Lin
coin Center were over Sunday guests
at the SleLten home.
Frank L. Brown returned to ST..
Paul last Saturday after a brief visit
with his sister Mrs. Linn.
! Rev. Bohen will preach in Lands
church next Sunday June IA in fore
noon. In afternoon in Hudson.
23 car loads of cattle and 2 car loads
of hogs were shipped to Chicago from
Canton last Saturday night.
Willard Kennedy went to Mitchell
Monday to meet aud greet old friends
and enjoy a few days of camp life.
Henry Brandon has moved into one
Of the new suites in the Knowlton
block, over the Farmers State Bank.
Mrs. ThomassThorson left Saturday
morning for Dodge Center, Mimi, for
a visit with her parents Judge and
Mrs. Hunt.
Verne Kennedy spent Sunday at
Mitchell with a party of college
friends who are tenting on the old
camp ground.
Mr., and Mrs. Boyer have been en-
joying a visit from their old friend
Willard Prior who was once a resi-
dent of Canton.
Herbert Rudolph is once more with
us and we are glad to see him, and
proud of his record as a student at
the University Of South Dakota.
Miss Clara Peterson closed her
school term Of eight months near
Tea last week Wednesday and will
spend the summer at home near
Canton.
Miss Leta SGowell a former Canton
girl graduates from the University of
Wis, next week. She expects to
spend the summer in Canton and
Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Marie Gilbertson left Monday
for San Diego, California, for an ex-
tended stay. Mrs. Gilbertson is one of
fortunate few who can always seek
the most healthful, congenial climate
We hope she may be greatly benefit
ed by the change she is making.
Asa Hall of Hudson has been to
New York state and investigated the
cheap land problem. He finds that
one a buy a good productive farm
for about what The Improvements are
worth. Mr.. Hall purchased two farms
one consisting of lisa and one S4a.
II Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at
tended Memorial service at the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening
where Rev. Geo. E. Lewis preached
a most appropriate sermon for the oc-
casion. Nearly as many visited the
cemetery in the afternoon and assist
ed in the exercises there.
Miss Louise Clark is spending a
week with her mother and sister and
Is congratulating herself on even
that vacation from her school duties
at Mankato, Mimi. Miss Clark is a
most successful instructor in domestic
demand
Mrs. Otto Rudolph leaves Satur-
day for Madison Wis to be present at
the graduation of her daughter Alice
from the famous University of Wis
consin. Alice has won high honors
all along her school life, and now that
her school days are oyer her many
friends in Canton will proudly well
come her home.
sz5- Use Gold Coin -four, satisfaction
guaranteed or your money back.
Sold by Sam Thorson.
1t is a matter of regret that so few
attended the splendid concert given
by the Sioux Falls Symphony Orctes-
ira last Thursday evening. Those who
were present pronounce it one of the
finest eve given here and especially
praise the %soloist, Mrs. Baltzly. The
small audience did not in any way in
t%erfere with the program, for each
humber was given with as much en-
thusiasm as If every chair was filled.
II this orchestra ever has the courage
to come 20 Canton again, we hope
they will receive the welcome they
' deserve.