Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-07-04
Special for
Saturday
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Only One to a Family
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O. HI. Lybarger
Col. L. G. Campbell came down from
Sioux Falls this week to congratulate
postmaster Jones.
Mrs. Jacobson and three children
and Mrs. Deidrickson, from Bricylin,
Mimi, are hear visiting their brother
o. M. Gudmunson.
Alma Gardner went down to Tiaer,
Iowa for a visit with her sister and
her trip will extend as far as Water
loo before she returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wolfe accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Torberson to Madison last Sunday, In
their new E. M. f. automobile.
Capt. Enebo and Lieutenant Rogers
and Hanson are home from Redtield
full of military wisdom and memories
OF a pleasant and profitable outing.
Mesdames. e. A. Keller and w. d.
Gardner went to Fa}rview Wednes-
day to attend the fmer raj of Mr.. Kel-
sey returning home the same evening
From Saturday at the West Con-
fectionery store in Opera House
Block will carry a full line of Keller's
bakery goods. Everything fresh every
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardenburg were
Sioux Falls visitors Friday. They
autoed up in that beautiful Michigan
car and returned on the evening
train.
Lou Hendrickson and wife and
Miss Bertha Hendrickson came into
Canton by the auto route Thursday
evening and visited a few hours with
friends.
Rev. E. E. Hunt is home from the
dry lands out west and says Lincoln
County looks like another world COM
pared with the places that have had
no rainfall since May.
Thore Hole Of Eldora, Iowa, who
has been visiting with cousins
Thomas and Sam Thorson returned
to his home Tuesday. He enjoyed the
Stavanger Laket, and met many old
friends.
Miss Marie Richardson accompani-
ed Misses Gladys Cooper and Gladys
Kundert home from their trip to
Fergus Falls and Minneapolis. Ask
these young ladies If they had a good
time. They just can't tell you.
The Sunday school of the Congre-
gational church held their annual
picnic In C%hristopher's grove Wednes-
day. The day was ideal, the attend
ance large and the best time ever the
verdict of all who we're there.
Mr.. and Mrs James Lewis are proud
grandparents, and Arthur Lewis and
wife are the happy parents of a little
girl. We suppose the acme of happi-
ness belongs to the great grand par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. House. The
LEADER congratulates all.
Carl Rise of Rapid City is renew
ing acquaintance with his friends In
Canton. Carl is prospecting in his new
home and reports his mother and
John we'll and happy, but always
keeping the first place in their hearts
for the friends here.
Mrs. P. S. Pickett entertained
Wednesday evening com plimentary tc
her cousin Miss Marguerite Brown OF
Council Bluff. Both young nen and
maidens enjoyed her hospitality and
the evening spent on the beautiful
lawn surrounding her home will long
remain a pleasant memory.
Miss Wimple and Miss Eva Conklin
left Thursday for Salt Lake City tt
attend the National Educational Con
vention. After the convention ad
journs they will tour the Nationa
Park with a party chaperoned by
Prof and Mrs. Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs
Wimple of Beresford will also accom-
pany the party.
Messrs. Wendt and Straw are surely
rustlers, especially when it comes tt
selling automobiles. On Monday o
this week they delivered two to part
les in Hawarden and sold one to Mr.
j. d. Hicks Of Canton, and Tuesday
they went to Sioux Falls to brine
down two more cars for prosperity,
purchasers.
Before another issue of the LEADER
the Chautauqua will be IN. The pro
gram this year is one of the best eve,
offered our people and we hope the at
tendance will be large. In the be
tween times we will be pleased tt
have our friends call on us at tn,
LEADER office. 1t will be impossible
for us TO get around to greet all, bu'
the glad hand is here and extended
to all.
The purchase of Bedford Hall by
s. Tossini is welcome news to al
Canton, especially SO to the partie.
doing business in that block. /,
means practically a new building t,