Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-11-07

on TO your self when you hear the first
sQueal.
mothers Bread" is not like Ordin-
airy bakers bread. 1t is more solid
and nOurishing. Try a loaf. Tank
bakeS it. 1874
Mrs. B. S. Summerwill and children
accompanied by Miss Kate Summer
will returned from an Iowa visit last
Tuesday evening.
DR.. S. Is. Shaw state secretary Of
the Baptist church will preach both
morning and evening at the Baptist
Church in Canton next Sunday.
A. NJ. Ringheim announces himself
a candidate for County Commissioner
Of the 2nd district. a better man
could not be found and there is little
doubt but he will relize his ambition.
Misses Alice Rudolph and MavOrie
Bennett are new members Of the &
G. G club, having been duly and prop
erIy Initiated into its mysteries last
Tuesday night at the home OF Miss
Eva COnklin.
Harvey Happen and Miss Letha
Vaughn of Mt Sterling. Wisconsin,
were married "Wednesday afternoon at
L tIOOh az VI iNdpp'il hNh4C III
Highland township There were
about 40 guests present Rev. Lewis
Otficiated the happy event.
Mrs. DR.. Turner was taken sudden.
" i'll last week and her condition be.
came so serious she was taken TO a
Sioux Falls hospital Sunday and was
operated on Monday. Latest reports
are favorable and her many Canton
friapHS hama f.,r ID - .,,, rIor a rppnNarV
ia the near future.
The BaptiSt juniors held a IlaIIuW-
cen celebration dt tile hume Of Mrs
Feldman last Saturday Afternoon a
jolly good time was enjoyed by all
They did the usual stunts, DOODing
for apples, etc, and Toasted on liJtle
X OF which were funny little faces
and besides many other good things.
Whitehead & Whitehead inLruduc
eS their new business iE this weeks
issue and solicit d share Of your pat
rUnage. If location, a clean store and
fresh goods invite customers, these
Can-be found at WhiteheadS, and the
pew prOprictOrS are too we'll known to
need an Introduction to u readers
We believe they will meet with sue
cess.
We ask our subscribers to look at
the date after their name on their
papers and see how far they are in
arrears, or otherwise, to the LEADER
We ask you to DO this instead Of
sending out statements. We wish to
make a new set of books and start
them right. A little help from each
u now would be appreciated and
make a hard task comparatively easy.
Friends of Mrs. Matt S"choenauer to
the number of some twenty odd in
vaded her home Wednesday after
400 and proceeded to prepare a
birthday feast in her honor. The sur
prise was complete, the feast most
excellent and everyone present enjoy
ed the occasion as if it were their own
birthday anniversary being celebrat-
ed. AS a reminder Of the day Mrs.
SchOenauer was the recipient Of a
large French plate mirror and scores
of good wishes for the years to come.
Anderson & Skorheim expect TO be
open and ready for business Saturday,
November Sth. sap aud Ed" will
have n of the neatest and all around
classy appearing fruit stores in the
DakOtas when they open up Saturday.
A new and complete stock through
out, Of fruit, candy, tobacco and all
that is necessary to make up a first
class store will greet their customers
when theV again open up. They viii
very kindly welcome your patronage
The Gen. Lyon Post and w. r. G.
held their first meeting in their new
rooms III the Library basement on
Saturday and to say that they enjoy
ed the change would be putting il
lightly indeed. The Don are O.. *.
as all testified and everyone who was
in any way instrumental in bringing
about the plan That provided said
rooms for n veterans Il Jnelr aux
Hilary, the w. r c., have the heart
felt thanks Of the Post aud W. r &
Plans are being laid for the furnish
ing OF the rooms to suit the needs Of
these worthy organizations and IT Is
hoped that soon they will materalize
Some miserable degenerate poisoned
Turk the family dog Belonging 10
Judge Kennedy. In his younger days
Turk had The misfortune TO get huIL
and since that time has had only three
feet TO travel on, That alone ought 10
have appealed TO anyone but there
are humans without hearts aud ID the
hands Of such a one pool Turk me
bis fate. Byron eulOglsed the DOG
most beautifully, called him mans
best friend aud Turk was truly such
a friend to al the Kennedy family,
never too tired or the weather 700
hot or O cold for him TO follow the
footsteps of those TO whom he belong
ed HIS joyous greeting Of those re-
turncd after long absence was mosE
pathetic. He could not speak but he
made his feelings manifest. Only a
dog, but Oh how they'll miss him, II
the one who was the cause Of Turk S
death is capable of realizing what ne
has done, he may never again rob
a mean, cOwardly act.
Elmer James Anderson and Jennie
Blaine Dewey were married at Sioux
Falls, Friday, November 3lSt, by Rev.
Best at the City Tempe. MIR. Wiz
Sted Of Sioux Falls and Hiss Emma
Byrnes of Canton accompanied the
happy couple. 1t was a quiet Wedd-
wished it that way. Mr.. Andersen
has lived nearly all his life IN Canton
is d graduate of u high school, and
was connected with the savings de-
partment of the First National Bank
here until he accepted his present
position as deputy Us. Marshal when
he removed to Sioux Falls. He is a
young man Of excellent habits and
ability. He is the son Of John Ander'
son, III pioneer furniture dealer.
Miss Dewey has been a resident OF
Carton only q few years but has made