Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-05-02
Band Concert Thursday nignt May

Band Concert Thursday night May
LIST.
Sam Mac of Inwood was in Canton
Tuesday.
Thos. Brady was down from Worth
ing on business.
Mrs. Thos, Thorson was a Power
City visitor Tuesday.
VIM. Nj. Cuppett was in Sioux Falls
between trains Tuesday.
Don't forget the Band Concert to-
night, Thursday May 1st.
Mrs. w. III. Phillips who has been
in Florida returned TO Canton.
j. Fl. Chapman Of Sioux Falls IA
in Canton % business Tuesday.
John G. Solem was a Power city
visitor. on legal business Tuesday
The Yeoman will hold a meeting in
their new hall ext Wednesday night.
Mrs. A. II .Oheman and Mrs. Chris
TOPPER entertained Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Gladys Kundert and Miss
Anna Moe we're Sioux Falls visitors
Tuesday.
NelS Thompson was a LEADER
visitor Thursday and a renewal of his
subscription.
The Epworth League will give a
10 cent social at the NJ. e. Parsonage
May 8. All invited.
Mrs. Geo. Sedg wick OF Hawarden Is
a guest at the home of f. A. E. Good
road, for a few days.
Elmer Woody, A. II. fluff and
ChaS. Kuhns Of Worthing were in
Canton o II business.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Eveleth and Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. Morrison were Sioux
City visitors Tuesday.
S. Lorenson, who f%orseveral years
has made his home in Faith, S. d.,
has returned to Canton to live.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. e. Warner on Friday of last
week. Some work done and fine
lunch served.
Luther Thonstad of Dead wood
left Thursday for home after a two
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Canton.
The Odd Fellows are moving to the
rooms formerly occupied by the
Masonic order of Canton, over @. A.
Berry's store.
Rev. Chaplains White the Evange-
list is on his way to Timber Lake
and stopped off between trains and
called on friends.
The Phileatha Glass met at the
home of Mrs. Ed. Hammitt on We'd
nesday evening, and elected officers
for the following year.
The M. e. Ladies Aid were enter
tanned by Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Bent,
and Mrs. Ferris, at the home OF Mrs.
Wilkinson on Wednesday.
The Knowlton Manufacturing plant
was sold Thursday. We have not
heard who has bought the plant or
what will be done with it.
Nv lLLoCCtu ,OGdl uuCU III UllC wi d. |
sonic Temple at their last meeting.
They expect to initiate several new
members in the near future.
Mrs. Mary Christopher died April
26 OF cancer of the stomach after a
lingering illness of several months.
Mrs. Christopher was forty years of
age and leaves seven children and a
loving husband to mourn the loss of
a devoted mother and wife.
Mia, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Olson had a birthday
party Wednesday afternoon to cele-
brate her 18th year and thirteen of
her little girl friends were present to
help her celebrate the occasion. A
mosU delightful luncheon was served
and all report a grand time. Those
present were Dorthy Fitch, Dugnor
jacobson, Opal Kunderu, Opal War
ner, Mineva Warner, Leone Alley,
Ruby Ingerbretson, Josephine Chaser
Wava Knowlton, Pearle Warner,
Jenevive Olson, Theola Hanson and
Florence Nicholson.
The Barracks in regular meeting
with Mrs. Ed. Wendt elected the
following officers for the next term:
Pres. Ralph Frame
Vice Pres. Albert Engen
Secy Asa Forrest
Treas. Mike Christensen
Reporter Geo. Gle veland.
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Then followed the regular business
when it was decided to take up the
study of Parliamentary law in actual
practice, also to put the Tennis Court
on the M. e. church grounds, in
shape for use. Other useful projects
are also contemplated. A good social
time was enjoyed by all including
the lady baracas present, Mrs. Frame,
Mrs. Christensen, and Mrs. Cleveland.
Civic Improvement League Will
Meet Friday Evening.