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

There will be a band concert In
n court house Friday evening.
Edgar Hervig and Henry Overseth
are renewing Canton friendships this
week.
Ruth and John Gemmill went to
Sheldon, Thursday for a visit with
friends.
Mr.. T. J. Knowlton is on the sick
list this week. We all hope for his
speedy recovery.
Juel Bros, are improving the ap-
pearance Of their shop by a new ex-
Terror coat OF paint.
Miss Bernice Oliver has gone to
Boise, Idaho, for a visit with her sis
ter, Mrs, Archie Pelton.
Charles E. Goetz is up from Sioux
City enjoying the cool breeZes OF
South Dakota at Thorview.
Word from Sioux City that Miss
Anna Moe is recovering from her re-
cent operation, is welcome.
Prot. Tuve has gone to Garretson
where he will address a meeting OF
the Luther League, Friday evening.
INcV. DuIlu Is uOWu HULL MdOlSOL
to enjoy camp meeting and do his
part in helping others find the only
road to true happiness.
Miss Nellie Bremen assisted by
Miss Ellen Campbell entertained Miss
Brenner'S Sunday School class at a
picnic at Newton hill.
D. S. Waldo returned Monday from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends in New York state. He is
looking fine, and 1t is good to see him
among US again.
Harry Kennedy who was drowned
at Hawarden last week was a brother
of Kate Kennedy (now Mrs. Warner)
a favorite teacher in our schools a
few years ago He was a young man
and leaves a wife and baby.
At a meeting at the Lutheran
church last Tuesday evening the con-
gregation decided to call an English
speaking assistant to Rev. Tetlie.
This undoubtedly settles all d~issatis.
faction and disagreements and all will
hereafter dwell in brotherly love.
Mrs. DR.. George Dott of Avon who
suffered a stroke of paralysis several
months ago and was taken to a Sioux
City hospital died there Tuesday.
Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. James went
to attend the funeral: The inter-
ment was In Logan Park cemetery at
Sioux City.
P. S. Pickett rides in the latest
style automobile of the Hudson man.
ufacture. 1t is a beauty and every
thing corresponds. With Mr.. Puck
EFT at the wheel, it rolls along so
quietly and swiftly, one almost covets
the possession of another just like it.
The "Band Box" a fashionable
millinery store conducted for the past
two years by Misses Rosecrans and
Copeland, has been sold to Miss Trina
Olson of Missouri Valley who has al
ready taken possession. Ii h future
success and popularity OF this estab-
lishment is equal to that of the past
Miss Olson will be more thar salts
fed with her business transaction.
James Lewis went up to Dell Rap
ids Saturday evening and in company
with e. G. Bent of that place drove
by auto Sunday to Lake Preston to
attend the funeral of his friend and
associate 1. A. Keith, who died Fri
day night. Mr.. KeiGh was known to
many of our citizens as he had visited
here many times d was d cloSe
friend Of the late editor of the
LEADER and family.
Mr.. J. c. Neyhart died Wednesday
night. 1t was not unexpected, tor he
had been approaching the border land
many months, waiting the summons
to enter his fathers house and be at
! rest. He was a good man. Funeral
services will be from the Methodist
( church on Friday afternoon at J
! o'clock. Obituary next week.
Mrs. Sorenson and sons accompau-
/ led by Mrs. Sorenson's mother, Mrs.
Syverud, left this week for Iowa City
where they will make their future
home. They went by the way OF
Lake Okoboji where Arndt Syverud
and Otto Sorenson now are, and will
tarry there until their household
sgoods reach Iowa City. The best
Wishes of many Canton and Lincoln
county friends go with them.
FOUND On Wednesday evening
ION the court house square, a pipe.
llOWner call at Canton Creamery,