Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-04-11
Don't miss Gibson Reunion.

OLDsuu opera hOuSe ApTll
Is and 10.
d. II. Slade went down to Hudson
Tuesday.
White Rose Gas Best by Test. Ford
q Cleveland.
Herman Richter was a Power City
visitor Tuesday.
We sell Ranges. Remember That.
Ford & Cleveland.
Warren Judd was a Sunday visitor
with home folks.
visit with his parents.
Harry King was in Sioux City the
first OF h week on business.
Mrs. Francis Coon of Sioux Falls
is in Canton visiting friends.
Mrs. Thos. Eascott left for her home
in Mitchell the first of The week.
Tom Collins is not as well as his
many friends would like to have him.
The round trip ticket to the Gettys-
berg reunion this year will be about
$40.
Mrs. William Lane of Mason City is
'Ao'SAI6 AAS psISIOo AAi' olle i Vi
Moe.
Puzzle: What Is the fate OF a
strange man In Canton? Answer next
week.
Miss Stella Bradshaw of Worthing
was visiting in Canton the first of the
week.
r. H. Sountermine of Sioux City
is in Canton attending to business
matters.
Running to the fire Tuesday was
just like the sentence Sherman used
about a
Will e. Cloud spent Sunday with
his family, returned to his work in
North Dakota Monday.
The body of Mrs. Carl who died
Monday was taken to Doom, Iowa,
Wednesday for burial.
DR.. Weir of Mitchell will occupy
the pulpit at the Methodist church
Sunday both morning and evening.
Myron Rood and Roy Osborn went
hunting down the river Wednesday
and brought home ten fat mallards.
MI. and Mrs. Dan Thompson of
Donnelly, Mimi, are visiting Mrs.
Thorn pson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Jones.
Dan Thompson arrived from Mime
sofa Tuesday and will be a guest of
stephen Jones, while attending to
real estate business.
l.. J. Bridger was in Canton the
first OF the week on business. Mr..
Bridger is connected with the North
Western Equipment Co.
The LEADER has installed a new
motor that sure does the work, and
we are now prepared to turn out all
job work in 'jig" time.
Ed. L. Wendt is fast becoming
popular as a public speaker. Last
Sunday he was called to Mitchell to
deliver a lecture on temperance.
Don't forget the date April 10Th,
the time when the famous Welsh
Singers will give one of their famous
concerts at the Kennedy Opera House
George Sherman's red nose does not
come from an excessive use of the pen
in prescription filling, hut from a
hunting trip to Lake Albert with
Ben Wood.
Miss Augusta Brown vas conducted
through the mysteries of the Rebekah
Degree on Tuesday evening. n good
ly number were present, and all en-
joyed the evening.
Miss Minnie Kruger of Eldora,
Iowa, who has been a guest OF reIa-
tives in Canton for a few days, de-
parted for Salem where she will visit
for a short time.
E. @. Cross, brother of Mrs. Burn
rsIo ~ 49,, Ln;tr l>ft Fr,,a,l1, 80,
short visit in the Black Hills, when
he concludes his visit there he will re-
turn to his home in Chicago.
Through the up holding of radical
principles, the offer OF Manager Camp
belle OF the Lyric to furnish light,
heat and moving picture machine to
show the films which a Minneapolis
firm was to furnish, free, last Sunday
was turned down by two men when
Canton could have sent a goodly
amount to the Ohio flood suffers. AS
there was very little given. The
radical side of some peoples religion
spoils the true, christian spirit.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Bragstad Concrete Ma
we're audited and found to be In ex-
cellent condition with a snug surplus
which was placed in the working funo.
The following officers were elected:
Thos. Thorson, president: 0. G. Sa-
trum vice president; A. N. Bragstad,
secretary: A. B. Carlson, treasurer;
with Tl1os. Thorson, A. N. Bragstad,
j. B. Roche, 0. G. Satrum and A. b.
Carlson as the board of directors.
The meeting was adjourned until
Friday.
The band concert assisted by the
Masonic Q%uartette Of Sioux Falls that
was given in the Kennedy opera house
last Wednesday evening was attended
by a fair size audience. The singing OF
the quartette was very good and high
ly appreciated. The Instrumental
%quartette, Messrs. Anderson, Bakken,
~Skartvedt and Skartvedt was very
good. The improvement in the
playing of the band was
marked and the business men who
have backed the band should be pleas
ed with the efforts of the leader, Mr..
Bodley.
DIR. e. d. PUTNAM, an eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist Of Sioux
Fall will be in consultation with the