Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-06-27

emit at ST. Joseph's convent the past
year.
DR.. Lewison and Gulbrandson have
returned from Minneapolis Friday
where they have been attending the
meeting of the American Medical AS
ISOLATION.
The Luther League of Lands and
Trinity church will have a "Sock
Social'' also ice cream, cake and coffee
for sale at Oscar Hall Saturday June
%. All invited.
Miss Neva Bacon returned to Sioux
Falls with Mrs. Seubert. She went
to attend the Howard, Stapleton
wedding and will remain a few days
to visit with friends.
George F. Jones of Sioux Falls was
in Cahton Saturday calling on friends
He Is State Agent for the National
Life Insurance Company and his APP
pearance would indicate a prosperous
business.
John Isackson is wearing Al auto
badge on his forehead which is more
becoming than comfortable He had
an experience he does not care to re-
peat and is congratulating himself it
is no worse.
jeff Knowlton has been out hustl-
ing the engine business, he has To-
Gated ar agent and sold goods in most
every town that he has been in the
last two weeks he can show a great
sale record,
Gilbert Satrum is building a fine
residence on Second street just west
of the S~kartvedt home which will be
occupied by DR.. Lewison and family
when completed. 1t will be %up-to-date
in every particular, ever to a garage
in the basement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thorson went to
Sioux Falls Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Thorson in their auto to call on
Mrs. Hanger of Yankton who is tax
ing a rest cure at the hospital there.
They also had a pleasant visit with
Mr.. Hanger W no was spending Sun
day with his wife.
The commission of Stephen Jones
as postmaster at Canton arrived Sat-
urday and he was receiving the Sc
cond installment of congratulations
from his friends. He will not assume
his new duties until the first of July
when the new quarter begins, and we
venture to say he will be too busy
then to reply more than a thank you
where they come again with good
wishes but he will appreciate the
greetings of his friends just the same
Rev. Lewis, wife and family will
leave Canton July 14th for their
summer vacation which will extend to
August 3Oth. They 80 to Duluth
through the full length of Lake
Superior, up St. Mary's river and
camp on lake Huron for the summer.
The ladies aid society presented Rev.
Lewis with $4,000 and other friends
will add to this. Rev. Lewis has
done good work in Canton not only in
his own chuch, but he extends the
glad hand to every one he meets and
everyone feels his friendship. We
hope his vacation may be one Of plea
sure and nothing to mar it.
On the inside of the LEADER this
week is printed President Wilson's
address on currency. 1t is given in
full and is instructive, interesting
reading. If you are TOO busy to read
it this week save your copy of the
LEADER and read 1t when you do
have time. President Wilson deliver
ed his address in person which made
1t more impressive. He does not
waste words. He speaks and writes
most convincing ly. His m essage is
brief. Read it carefully and consider
it.
Between The ~twenty-third Of June
and the third of July the National
Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution will make the same
journey that Washington made in
IT'S, when he went from Philadelphia
to Cambridge, Massachusetts, to take
command of the Continental army.
Going by the same route that Wash
ington took, they will stop at various
points in Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New York Connecticut, Rhode Island
and Massachusetts, and dedicate
tablets and other memorials.
Father Wendt as he is lovingly
called by all who know him had a
birthday last Monday and it was
celebrated in a ri befitting the
occasion. The children, grand child
rem and others connected with the
family by ties OF affection were there.
A grand dinner was served in the
evening and the enjoyment of all
present was just what is always real
lied at such gatherings at the Wendt
home. Each year grows more golden
to Mr.. Wendt and to protect him from
storms that might arise he was pre-
sented with a beautiful umbrella.
The LEADER joins with all Canton in
hoping he may enjoy many more
years of health and property.
Mrs. Lars Rust and her daughter
Bessie Rust boarded the lao train