Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-01-02

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married. Christmas present you know,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Norgard left
yesterday for their home in Yer
million.
Anderson & Skorheim are now
equipped to serve you hot drinks of
ali kinds. 30
Mrs. G. D. Freeman returned home
from a weeks visit in Elk Point,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. VIII Gapp Of Cherokee is here
visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs.. Cal Harmon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cnas. Rey holds enter
tained friends at a sumpLious dinner
Saturday evening.
Anton Steen is having a new hard
wood unit put in for his rapidly
growing RESTAURANT trade.
John Gemmlll has So far recovered
from his near drowning in Texas DIS
TO be able lU be about his work again.
Miss Pearl Stone auuoed to Beres-
ford Christmas where she spent the
day with friends. returning in the
evening.
Misses Mayme and Lucille Ford OF
Independence, Missouri, are spending
tue!r vacation with OLD Schoolmates
in Canton.
Miss Mary Anderson went to Fair
view Tuesday TO watch the old year
out and welcome the New Year at
The Kennison home.
Wouldn't it be a good thing to have
a clust r light at the corner where
the library stands? The " lights
on the steps are not sufficient.
IL has always been d mystery in
our mind how an unmarried ~
a write such long and eloquent
messages to mothers On the care Of
babies.
G.. Twedt has recovered from his
runaway accident enough TO be up
aud about town. IUmakeS his friends
feel glad Il sec him so seemingly we'll
again.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Norgard are
up from Vermlllion visiting friends
and relatives. Alfred hoIds a good
position with a meat market in Yer
million.
The Christmas programs at the
several churches were carried out as
previously arranged. Hundreds of
children were made happy and parents
and teachers proud and satisfied
Mrs. w. p. Manning and her moth
err, Mrs. j. II. Hurst and the youngest
member Of the LEADER family, little
Miss Manning two months of age were
welcome callers at the office Saturday
afternoon.
The Y. NJ. D. G gave a very pleas
ing dancing party Christmas night at
the Armory. TmenLy-tour young
people from IuwoOd aud " from
Sioux Falls were among the invited
guests who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Memoir enter
taiuei the teachers remaining i'll Can
ton during The holidays at dinner on
Christmas day. Their InouSnLfulness
aud hospitality was very much ell
jOyed and appreciated.
"Mick' Opperud is now combining
all mis- wind Jamming power for his
new "Bulgarian" valve trombone.
Prof. Bodley states that by 1850 Cliff
ford Will be able TO play Hot Time
III the Old Town Tonight"
Now, listen, Anderson and Skor-
helm have just The thing you want, a
good hot drink of chocolate, cocoa,
all kinds of boullion and hot lemo-
made. The boys are doing their best
to please you so give them a chance to
do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seely gave a large din
ner party Monday evening. The
guests were the enJire SUgn family
aud Mr.. and MIS-. Thomas ThOrson.
Those present. report it Il of tue
most elegant and elaborate dinners Of
this feSLal SeaSUu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Tobiasen left
for Rochester, Mimi, Friday TO con-
suit the MayUS about Mr.. IoblaSen's
health which has not been satisfactory
for some time. His friends hope he
may receive benefit without under
going an operation.
bliss Mary Anderson has consented
to teach a short term of school near
Maiion and lenveS for her new duties
on Friday or Saturday. She will meet
with success there as b always has
here where she is classed as one OF
| Lincoln CUunty's most successful
teachers.
1t looks good to see the Canton
Library lighted evenings. 1t is now
| opeu for distribution Of books and
the number taken out the first day
was very satisfactory. More would
have been taken had all the prelimin-
aries been understood by those who
applied for books.