Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-06-20
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Mrs. Walter Kundert and children
are visiting Canton friends this week.
Berry Bro. are putting In a cash
carrier system this week, in thei,
store.
Having sold our home we will sell
all house hold goods at once.
+. d. Cloud.
j. M. Peterson, S. "A. Todd, Tom
Lunder and Christine Munrad and
Matthias P. Enebo were among those
who called and encouraged the LEAD
EK old settlers day.
Webster Nelson returned last week
from Vermillion where he has been at
tending the State University the past
year. He will remain in Canton and
vicinity during the summer.
The farm advertised to be sold last
Monday was postponed, because Mr..
Stevenson was sick and it was i'm
possible for Mr.. Reedy to be present
on account of the death Of his nephew.
w. M. Cuppett returned Saturday
from the G. A. R. meeting in Des
Moines, Iowa. He met many old COM
rades and enjoyed his trip but regret
ted missing our Old Settlers day.
Charlie Goetz came up from Sioux
City to be present at the organiza-
tion Of the cemetery association. He
was an W. Sunday guest of Mr..
Thomas Thorson returning home
Monday.
There will be preaching at the
Baptist church on the coming Sun
day both morning and evening. Rev.
Tonguet of Sioux Falls is expected to
supply until the return of Pastor
Wood.
Miss Veneada Chaser left Monday
for Madison where she will attend
the teachers Institute. On her way
back she will stop at Dell Rapids and
500 Falls to visit relatives and
friends.
Rev. Rosenberg District .supt. was
at the M. E. church last Sunday
morning. The attendance was large
and a most helpful inspiring sermon
delivered. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper was served.
Miss Theresa Nolchlick and Gilbert
Ness were united in marriage on
Wednesday June 18th by Rev. Geo.
Lewis. Their new home will be In
Clark County and the good wishes of
host of friends 60 with them.
When setting up the &C advertisement
for John Anderson g. Sons in last
weeks issue an error was made in
stating the size of the rugs this po-
pular furniture store were having on
sale. 1t should have been 9xl2 #. and
not 7xl2 #.
Miss Marguerite McDermott went
to Sioux Falls Monday to attend a
shower given for Miss Onita Howard
a neal future bride. The fortunate
groom to be is Glenn +. Stapleton
and the new home Is to be in CASTOR, |
Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Opperud are
happy over the arrival Of a little
daughter on Tuesday morning at
early sunrise. Joe said he didn't mind
getting up early TO welcome such a
visitor, and he proposes to keep her
too.
The corn belt racing circuit opens
this week at Miller, s. ID. nearly 100
horses are entered for the there,
from there they go to Clark, then to
Britton, and then to Canton. We are
planning on the biggeft and best
meeting July 15-16-17 that we ever
hand.
The Canton Power Co., had the
cluster lights In place and lighted on
the four corners Of the Court house
block on Old SETTLERS day. They were
a surprise and delight to many who
never seer such illumination. The
entire system will be In place before
Stavanger Laget meets, and instead
OF Canton more beautiful it will be
Canton most beautiful.
No mention was made last week of
the death Of Mrs. Clay Parke. The
obituary we expected went astray
Mrs. Parke died at the
home Of her daughter Mrs. Fred
Smith and her funeral was at that
home Sunday. She was one of the
earliest pioneers OF this section known
and respected by all who knew her.
Mr.. Parke died less than two months
ago so her journey alone fortunately
was not long.
Mrs. Walter Hannah who died in
Sioux Falls Monday had many friends
in this city. She vas a daughter of
and Mrs. Henry Frank and came
to Lincoln county with her parents
when a child. She had q most lovable
disposition that drew all that met
her very near to her. She leaves a
husband and five children to mourn
her loss. The funeral was held at the
Congregational church at Sioux Falls,
Tuesday afternoon.
Ole o. Enstad died Monday morn
ing June 18th at the home Of his
daughter near Viborg. He was born
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