Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-04-18

Don't miss-Gibson Reunion.
Gibson Reunion Opera House April
Is and 10.
Another bunch of dark smoke In
Canton.
2carloads of shorts and brands
sam Thorson Flour & Feed Store
Henry Groth and Tom Thackery
were In Canton from Fairview Mon.
day.
Clarence Fahlencamp of Sanborn,
Ia, was q guest at the A. r. Brown
home.
Mrs. Emily Walters Of Sioux Falls
is attending to business matters In
Canton.
Miss Millie Goetz concluded her
visit with Canton friends and return
ed to her home in Sioux City.
Mrs. Bennett has been under the
doctors care for several days. We are
glad to report she is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Berens and Mr..
and Mrs. 4. e. Fockler of Worthing
were registered at the Rudolph.
G. A. South departed for points In
Minnesota. He will be attending to
business matters for about a month.
Miss Clara Hackett of Parker greet
ing Canton friends Wednesday after
noon en- route home from Chicago,
where she has been attending school.
Charles F. Whitmore will have J.
A. Taylor here the 18th of April to
inspect all DeLaval Cream Separat-
ors free, and tell what repairs are
needed.
The many friends of Ralph Filing
son will be glad to learn that after a
serious illness of three months and an
operation, he is able to be up and
about again.
T. II. Collins who has been identi-
fed with Canton business interests
for many years, but OF late has not
been enjoysng the best health will
dispose of his entire livery stock in
the ear future by auction.
G. A. Berry was not satisfied with
selling so boxes of apples Saturday,
Tuesday he packed a grip full Of the
delicious fruit and sold 40 boxes at
Worthing and Lennox, to the mer-
chants.
Elmer Anderson has resigned his
position as assistant cashier with the
First National Bank. Mr.. Anderson
was recently appointed Deputy Unit
ed States Marshal and will make his
head quarters in Sioux Falls.
Last Saturday evening the high
school faculty entertained the senior
class at the high school building. A
novel entertainment was provided In
the way Of a ''track meet" every one
enjoying themselves to the fullest ex-
tent. Refreshments were served.
The hat social that was to be held
Saturday Apr. IL has been postponed
till Saturday Apr. 26 at the Oscar
Hall home / mile east Of Moe. Come
one and all. Ladies bring a gentle
man. and straw hat with lunch for
two. II short program Of songs will
be rendered.
Tie Baptist Aid Society met with
Mrs. Boyce on Friday of last week
with goodly number present. All
were industrious for a time when
suddenly the hostess announced re-
freshments which were delicious and
served in C%affaterian style after which
all went home happy.
Mrs. Hattie Tiilery a sister Of Mrs.
Ed. Wendt died at her home tn
Humansville, Missouri, last Friday.
She left a husband and three marri-
ed daughters to mourn On account
Of high water Mrs. Wendt was unable
to 90 to the bereaved family and it
was particularly sad as the sisters
deaJh occurred on Mrs. Wendts
birthday.
Last Saturday evening the fourth
committee Of the G.. G. c.. Club con-
sisting of Mrs. Chas. Whitmore, Mrs.
Byron Reed and Miss Eva Conklin
entertained at the Conklin home.
The entertainment consisted of a puz-
zle contest and track meet, after
which a lovely lunch was served and
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