Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-10-24
Chraft & Hansen Co.

Miss Gladys Cooper came up from
Vermillion Wednesday evening.
Raised doughnuts for your morning
coffee, every afternoon fresh at Tanks
We are glad to see o. L. Campbell
able to be about again after his re-
cent Illness.
We want to print your Sale Bills.
Call at the LEADER office and see
samples and get prices.
Try a loaf of Mothers Bread" and
your baking problem will be solved.
Tank will bake for you.
"Mother's Bread" is always wrapped
in paratine paper. 1t Is always sweet
and clean. Made only at Tanks.
The Misses Abbott and Depowolf of
Harrisburg we're recent visitors at
the Wiggin home on west fifth street.
Rev. Lewis's sermon, "a Kick or a
Kiss" was a hummer for truth and
right we wished everybody in Canton
could have heard it..
Mr.. John Haw and family are again
citizens of Canton. They will occupy
for the winter the cottage Of Mrs.
Hannah Sheldon On west 5th street.
Miss Glare Dyvig visited the home
folks at lnwood on Sundays coming
home in time to register as a pupil Of
the new class at the Congregational
Sunday school.
The K. o. T. C's will be entertain
ed by Rev. Lewis at the church par
lors on Thursday evening. A Lumber
Jack supper will be n festure of
The evening program. We wish WI
were a K. 0. II. @.
Miss Iva Anderson was guest of
honor at a party at the home of her
friend and school mate Miss Inez
Anderson on Saturday evening, games
and a dainty luncheon was she pro-
gram which was much enjoyed by all
present.
Lecture in the Lutheran church
next Sunday evening by w. J. Armi-
cage, subject, A voice from behind
the prison walls.
MIR. Armitage is only 3 feet high.
There will be a silver collection taken
All are cordially invited.
The members of the Baptist church
held a farewell reception at the par
sonage Tuesday evening as Rev.
Wood and family 500 leave for their
new home in Virginia. Before the
evening was owe they we're presented
a set Of gold band dishes.
Messrs. and Mesdames Coon and
Seubert came down from Sioux Falls
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with their own people. The "boys''
returned home Monday morning leav-
ing their better halves TO enjoy and
be enjoyed by their friends a few days
longer.
Albert and Henry Wallace, Selmel
Hanson, Charlie Engle, Dan Bragstad
and Roy Osborne are home from theil
hunting trip of about ten days. They
report a most successful hunt and
their friends verify their statement
by reporting many game dinners en-
joyed through their generosity.
A letter from Vim. Bell requests us
to send his LEADER to 3O6 G Street,
N. w., Washington, D. c., where
they are pleasantly located and enjoy.
ing sight seeing in the Capitol city.
Their stay will be as long as fancy
d ictates.
Mrs, o. Shupe writes us from Long
Beach, Cal, that they are nicely
settled at 53l3 East Fifth Street and
are we'll pleased with the southland,
that it is like mid sun mer there. OF
course they will read the LEADER iu
their new home.
M. 0. Mick elson announces in this
weeks LEADER that he is a candi
date for County Treasurer. Mr.
Nicholson informed us that he was
one of the original founders and stock
owners OF the LEADER SO he needs nc
introduction to our readers. Thus
far two good men are in the field fol
the office and We predict there will
oon be more.