Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-06-06

MIS- UTlSWOlQ was QOWn from
Harrisburg Wednesday.
Prof. Culver will teach next year at
Missouri Valley la.
DR.. Morrison and Tom Collins are
In Des Moines this week.
MI. REM of the Mergenthaler Limo.
type Co. was a caller at the LEADER
office this week.
Henry Hanson was up from Hudson
this week and gave the LEADER sub
stantial encouragement. :.
Mrs. G. L. Hackett of Parker was a
welcome caller at the Linn home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Hunt has gone east for an TX
tended stay with her daughter who
has been attending school In Illinois.
Have you seen our nobby line Of
summer straw and cloth hats? Tobia-
son, the One Price Leading Clothier.
Mrs. Shore from Geddes is in Can
ton this week, visiting old friends and
neighbors and receiving a most hearty
welcome from all.
John Evanson and family who have
made their home in Canton for the
past three years moved to their farm
home near Hudson last week.
According to report of Clerk of
Court Madden there we're recorded
from May 9th to June IA, 2 divorces,
2 marriage licenses and 5 babies born
to S men. Where are the mothers?
Frank Van Fleet, VIM. Shaft, H.
H. belong and NJ. McMannus are at
tending the G. A. r. encampment at
Aberdeen this week, Mrs. Tucker
went as a delegate from the w. r. G.
Ed. L. Wenot returned from a trip
to Minneapolis Wednesday. He was
accompanied by a cousin Miss
Florence Gage who will visit awhile
at the Wendt home.
The bases for the cluster lights are
on the ground waiting for the cables
to be put 10 their permanent position
1t was hoped to have them completed
by Old Settlers day but there have
been unavoidable delays.
Do not buy your summer suit until
you have seen the hobby line in Nor
folks and all new summer models at
the One Price Leading Clothier's.
We carry the famous Kuppenheimer
and SOphmOre lines.
We wish to explain the cause Of the
poor print of the LEADER last week.
There we're new rollers on the press
and the day was unusually hot, not
being thoroughly seasoned the rollers
peeled.
Charles Kennedy Warner arrived at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.
Warner at Gregory S. D. on May 22nd
with no other intention than remain.
ing a permanent member of their
family. AS all parties concerned are
favorable to such an arrangement, we
extend congratulations.
Mrs. Deli Arnold who has been at
Aberdeen attending a meeting of the
Degree of Honor was accompanied
home by her daughter and baby Mrs.
Thomas Eascott of Mitchell. Tom
came down for decoration day. His
many friends in Canton are always
pleased to greet him.
A large crowd from Canton went to
Siuox Falls Tuesday evening to attend
the concert given by the Minnehaha
Manskor and Canton Grieg singing
societies In honor of the Sognings who
are gathered there this week The
Sognings are N%orwegians from a GER
tain district in Norway who met to
organize a society.
Perhaps the most happy young peo-
pie in Canton this week are Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Opperud. Mrs. Oppe-
rud's father, Emanuel Herman pur-
chased the Durham cottage East of
the Episcopal church and presented it
to them. Now they have a home of
their " and are receiving congratu-
lations from their friends. They will
occupy it as soon a. some improve