Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-10-31

"Mother'S Rread" is always wrapped
in paratine paper. 1t is always sweet
and clean. Made only at Tanks.
Prof. Hockstad acted as chaperon
for the Canton football team Friday
on their trip To BereStOrd and acted
the part to perfection.
Mrs. Jerry Reamer with her daught-
er and grand daughter from Sioux
Fails were pleasant callers at the
LEADER office last Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Frankburg Of Fergus
Falls, Mimi, is among her Canton
friends for awhile, all Of whom are
happy that She is regaininE her health.
Mrs. O l. Chraft and little dauphl-
er Genevievp who have been guests of
Mesdames RohIf and Hill for many
weeks took their departure Monday
for their home at Dennis, Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Larvik are mourn
ing the loss Of their three months Cd
baby. Ii was taken i'll at midnight
and the next day passed away The
sympathy Of ma " friends IS all
human hearts can extend to them.
The Senior class Of the high school
gave a class party in the new ArmOry
Saturday night. The hall was heauti-
fully decorated for the occasion and a
most delightful luncheon was served
Games and dancing were the main en-.
tPrtainmentS of the evening.
Mrs. Jones and daughter Maurine
who have been visiting at the home
of A. J. Minor left for Mcpherson.
Kansas, on Monday to join Mr. Jones
who has located there. Mrs Minor
accompanied them as far as Sioux
City and will visit at SergeantS Bluff
before she returns home.
d. S. Lantatt returned on Monday
from Wayne, Nebraska, where he had
been to visit his son who was the
victim of al auto accident recently
in Sioux City. Mr.. Lantatf, Jr., althO
badly shaken up and bruised is able
to be about and ir is not expected
that he will experience any serious
results from what might have been d
fatal accident.
Otto Ryan, a young man employed
by the Sioux Valley Power Co. was
quite badly burned Monday afternoon
He was working on the transformer
m IL some manner came In contact
with a live wire, His hand was
burned so the am putatiOn Of n
finger was necessary and his leg was
also burned. He is 1t DR.. MOrrisOn's
hospital and receiving every possible
care.
MessrS. Will and Irving Whitehead
purchased the grocery. fruit and
confectionery business Of Mr.. TOSSini
and will take possession Of the store
next Monday. Both gentlemen are
we'll known here. personally and as
to their business qualifications. Mr..
Will Whitehead has been with Mr..
TOSsini since he opened his store in
Canton and Mr.. Irving Whitehead
been connected with PuckeLt'S
grocery department for a number Of
years. The new firmly is strongly
equipped in everything necessary to a
business success and we trust will
their highest expectations.
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hall on Tuesday evening when Tie !
entertained the Odd Eel
and their families to a ty pical
frOlic. - program CON
OF music, song and story was
Al enjoyable feature @t the occasion
was also the ghost march and
telling witch, o was tie !
bioCh S"O oto D"S SOtiopICuOuo ny |
their absence for they were there in
numbers and did the hOnors for their
kind. A witches supper vas served
to which all did mple justice, althO
The mem could o be duplicated in
towns except the customary
pumpkin pie which was tit for q king
and served in generous slices as should
be done with the pies Of Old
Lang Sine.
Pies of my childhood s days,
Pies Of my ripe Old age
To we thee sing.
Long may the spices grow,
And wheat to make the dough.
For we do love you SO,
pumpkin pies.
Henry A. Johnston, a business man
IF L'AnSe, Mich, writes: "E0r years
Honey and Tar Compound for
and colds has been our family
medicine. We give it to our children
who like it On account Of its pleasant
.aste. 1t is a safe cure for coughs
md colds" 1t contains no OpiateS.
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