Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-27

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| tives in Canton Monday.
G. j. Stephansen returned from
Minneapolis Monday where he has
been buying new machinery for his
already model laundry.
Carl Wiggin is proving himself tc
be a first class auto salesman He
has already sold W carloads of Fords
and has more on the way.
U. S inspection of the S. d. N. G
Co. E, will take place at the Armory
Saturday night. Capt, Enebo has the
company In good shape.
From all reports AuguStana will
have a very strong base ball
Some of the strongest college teams
in the state are scheduled for games,
Bert Packard vent to Sioux City
Saturday to take a new run as mall
clerk, working north one week, south
one week and spening the third week
at home.
Adolph Bragstad is back from Chi
cago after a very successful show OF
concrete block machines. AS usual
the Bragstad Concrete Block machine
was away in the lead Of the rest.
10, Meg, Beth and Amy, all will be
at the Opera House Friday night.
What a joyous meeting Of old friends
there will be. We all love them and
everyone that possibly can will be
there to greet them.
DR.. aud Mrs. MARK Brown who were
married in Chicago last week Wednes-
day are spending their honeymoon in
Virginia. They will receive a royal
welcome from their many friends in
Canton on their return home.
"Black Rea ver'' and wife were visit
ing at tie home Of his brother Rev
Geo. Edw. Lewis the first of the week,
1t won't be long before all the Lewis
brothers (three) will make their way
into the wilds of Alaska again.
Announcements have been received
In Canton OF the marriage in Los An
geles, Cal. Of a former Canton girl,
Miss Carrie GraneDg, to Mr.. James
Folke. They will make their home in
Los Angeles where Mr.. Folke is en-
gagged in the real estate business.
Harry Stein returned from Sioux
City Tuesday night where he was
visiting and transacting business.
Harry informs us that it will be but
a short time until himself and outside
interested parties will have a serum
plant for hog cholera started in Can
ton.
Herman Richter returned from
Sioux City Tuesday night where he
had taken his wife 20 be operated on
Monday. The operation was Of a
very serious nature but Mrs. Richter's
wonderful constitution and confidence
carried her. through nicely and her
hosts of friends in Canton will be
glad to learn that she is regaining her
strength and health rapidly.
The thousands who have treasured
their memories Of ''Little Women"
need not fear their illusions will be
shattered by anything that the dram
attic version contains. They will see
realized to the very spirit Of Mrs. AL
colts book, the familiar scenes and
hear the familiar speech spoken, as
it's author would have them hear it.
Kennedy Opera House, Friday night,
Feb. p.
Our readers will enjoy the letter Of
VIM. Bell written from Washington,
d. c., where himself and Mrs. Bell
are spending the winter. Mr.. Bell
has evidently been travelling with
politicians, naturally straved in o
South Dakota headquarters and if we
may venture another guess has been
smoking Senator Crawford's b e t
cigars. His letter. is very interesting,
and his friends will appreciate his
desire to have them view the political
situation as he sees it.
The attention of the readers of the
LEADER is especially called to an
article on n of our inside pages on
Saving Life by Acceptance" The
aeroplane'S career as a savior OF lives
in large number began as early as
1911, in the very wal in which it first
demonstrated It's potentislity as an
instrument of war. This article, we
believe will interest every reader Of
the LEADER and we should hate 10
have anyone miss reading it through
lack of having their attention called
to it. On anouher page will be found
a number of amusing toys which will
interest the younger readers of the
LEADER we feel sure. And last but
not least we wish to call your atten-
tion to our new serial, 1.-THE Marshal
which we have read and found Of
great interest.
Dan Sullivan, one of the popular
farmers living rear Canton on the
Iowa side, tells the LEADER reporter
of one Of his friends. Charles Wier by
name, that has moved away n left
Dan an undefeated champion. Dan
failed to state champion of what but
by careful inquiries and a few simple
deductions we discovered that Dan is
an undiscovered ''p b" playing
champion of the world and that for
the last four or five years Charles
Wier. who was a neighbor of Dams