Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-23
LOCAL

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Bertha Huesboe Of Sioux Falls wa.
a Canton visitor Tuesday.
The Senior class girls held a picnic
along the river Wednesday afternoon
John Scgn nf B"wdon, Sonth Da.
knta, is visit ing friends and relatives
IN Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Benz and Mrs.
Ed Benz we're Sioux City visitors the
tiIst OF the week
Rev. w. W. Fowler, of Luverne,
Minn was in Canton the first of the
week on business.
Miss Ella Judd was a Tuesday and
Wednesday guest at the Fred Herman
home at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seeley and
Mrs. M E. Rudolph autoed to Prim-
gar, Iowa, last Sunday.
Many are enjoying the invigorating
exercise ot roller Skating at the Hill
ton skating rink inB dford Hall.
Cyrus, WrndL returned from Red
field Wednesday,. where he was look
ing after business matters in real
estate.
Misses Florence and Marguerite
McDermolt we're oyer Sunday guests
Of Mrs. Mcneil and Miss Sheldon at
Sioux Falls.
Miss Alice Ringheim is at Harris
burg this week, teaching in Miss
S'auSS' place, while she is taken en-
iced vacati,H on account Of illness.
The Ladies Aid TT n Cmgreya-
riunal We're entertained on Wedues-
day a',,lle rhu,ch parlorS by The Mes
danes Scales, Arnold and Rolf
SUNDAY, ! Olson sp axis at,,he court
house a, $3.50 p m Has snhj"ct, '"rhp
Corr, p,inp Influence and Character
OF ,he Roman Catholic" All are
cord ally invited IT, a,teld this lee
ture.
There viii be i meeting Of ,hr
Standard hearers Society at ,he home
OF ISIS Black well (MrS Martin Alb
ho9t'>) Tuesday evening, October 9th
A good program will be given and
refreshments served
Mrs A. b Carlson had a birthday
last Saturday ard ''lhe BUNCH" s
they call themselves, helped her to
celebrate that happy event in their
usual name and all her other friends
extend best wishes for her health and
happiness for many years to como
Nels P. Hoeck left Monday for
Onida, South Dakota where he and
family will make their future home
Mrs. Hoeck is visiting relatives In
Iowa, where she will remain until Mr..
Hoeck has things ready for her COM
ing TO her new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Story came up
from Sioux City last Sunday 10 their
auto and enjoyed one Of Mes fine din
ners, afterwards called on a few of
their friends and returned home the
same evening Both were looking
we'll and we're warmly greeted by Can.
Tor friends.
The Literary Society on Wednesday
evening at the NJ. E church was well
attended Tlle following program was
given: Recitation, Althea Larson;
Duet, Mrs Thorn pson and Miss Car
lie Hanson; Current Events, Elsie
BankSon; Paper, Bertha Dahl; Bust
noSc Snesi,uns nrSn I'll ID
rules
Mrs. Hoffman brought the LEADER
family a sack Of potatoes Saturday,
which for size, beauty and good eat
Ing qualities com ined we have never
known equaled. One putato weighed
ltlbs. and l I'M over and all were
nearly, il not quite up TO its standard.
The potato yield every where Is abur:-
dant this year, and prices so reason
able, nc one need 70 hungry in South
Dakota.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ.
e. church will hold their annual
Dutch Market at the Miller building,
Friday and Saturday. Oct. 30 and 81.
Supper will be served on Friday, a
chicken dinner Saturday noon and
supper in the evening. Produce will
be sold at the market. Fancy and use
full articles suitable for Christmas
presents will be on sale. Meals IS cts.
Lunches will be served each after
noon. Your patronage is solicited.
A. B. Gunderson of Vermillion was
in Canton last week in the interest OF
the State University, aud working
against making the Aberdeen Normal.
a University. He wants all 10 vote
No on referred law No 3 There are
reasons given 10 the display ad. else
where. II is a question that requires
careful ctinsid eration, and as far as
the LEADER has been able to learn
sentiment ss generally against the ex-
tension Of the University course to
other schools and colleges at present.
The following item taken from the
Britt. Iowa News will be read with
interest, and all will join the LEADER
in wishing Mrs. Bessie and her hus-
band the best that life affords and
many years to live and love. AT
Primghar. Iowa, on Wednesday, Oct.
!, occurred the marriage of Mr.. Bern
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