Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-05-30

Mrs. Richter is visiting at her old
home Platsmouth, Neb.
Mrs. Jack Leahy and son of Mimi
eapolis are visiting relatives in our
city.
Oscar Olsen is down from Fessen-
den, N. d. for a snort visit with
home friends.
Clyde Kinsley and Miss Mckee
were over Sunday guests at the AL
bert Kinslev home.
James Lewis is at Sioux Falls this
week helping adjust the fire loss of
Browns drug store.
A floriculturist has developed a red
dandilion. Will this make the spe-
cies more popular?
Mrs. Laxson and family left Tues.
day Morning for a visit with friends
and relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. Walter Straw of Sioux Falls is.
visiting friends in Canton, recuperat-
ing from her recent illness.
Frank P. Brown arrived from St.
Paul Wednesday evening for a visit
with his sister Mrs. Arthlr Linn.
Rev. Ford of Nova Scotia is ex-
pecJed to speak at the Baptist church
both evening and morning service.
Mesdames Zellrr and Bray are down
from Sioux Fall to cover with beauti-
full flowers the graves of their loved
ones.
Mrs. Hoffman of Sioux Falls visited
at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinsley from Sunday until Tues
day.
The D OF Club met at the home of
Minnie Tweet on Monday evening
The usual good time was had by all
present.
A. A. Arnold returned Saturday
evening from Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
where he visited his old home and re-
latives and friends.
Mrs. G. F. Manson and little son
Rodney returned home to White
River after a pleasant visit with A..
G. Manson and family of this city.
Martin Larsen of Mound City ar
rived in Canton Wednesday morning
to attend the graduation of his sister
Inga Larsen. Mr.. Larsen is a former
graduate of Augustana College.
Do not buy your summer suit until
you have seen the hobby line in Nor
folks and all new summer models at
the One Price Leading Clothier's.
We carry the famous Kuppenheimer
and Sophmore lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thorson are
home from their trip to Excelsior
Springs looking and feeling fine. An
occasional run away from home does
anyone good but all Of us are not as
fortunate as the Thorsons.
The Grieg Sangforening of this city
will give a concert at the Songerlaget
celebration at Sioux Falls next Tues
day, June 3. A special train will leave
Canton at $50 p. NJ, returning the
same evening after the concert
Wilbur Goodale of Harrisburg and
Mrs. Archie Woodbridge, made their
get away to Sioux City last week
where they we're quitely married. Mr..
Goodale is the creamery man at Har-
risburg where the newly married cou-
| pie will make their home.
MIR. aud Mrs. Francis Coor came
down from Sioux Rails Saturday even
ing to spend Sunday with relatives
and friends. Mr., Coon returned Sun
day evening. Mrs. Coon remained un-
til Tuesday noon. They are SO near
and yet so far. We all feel they be-
long to Canton yet their home is not
here.
Leo Larson of Wantoma, Wis, was
in Canton this week, overseeing the
/ erection of a monument at Forest
Hill cemetery. Leo will be remem-
bered as the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Larson, He has grown into fine
young manhood and has a position in
a bank in his home city. 1t is several
years since his last visit to Canton
and of course he sees many changes.
We are greatly indebted to Rev.
Hunt, Rev. Lewis and Miss Mar
gurete McDernott who have assisted
US in reporting the several i'm poftant
events of this week. We regret all
doings of interest cannot appear in
| this issue Of the LEADER but thev
will be just as readable icy week
week and perhaps more enjoyed in
the calm Of the after math.
Judge and Mrs. Kennedy, Willard.
Vern and Cornelia arrived home from
California Wednesday. Millard grad
uated from the University of Cali
fornia at Berkly with high honors
and proudly but mod estly bears the
title Degree of J. D. Vern is attend
ing the same famous university and
Ben has his eyes both looking towards
the golden state.
The Woman's Study Club enter
tanned a number of friends at the
home Of Mrs. Lybarger last Thurs