Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-20
1900 Pants to be sold at
cost for the next 10 days at
Sexe & Ringheim.

SS0S ~ ANAAASAAA
Mrs. Montgomery returned this
week from the eastern markets, with
the latest ideas In Spring millinery.
The first showing Of tailored. and
early spring hats will be Saturday
the "a including the ever popular
Gage Hat" Easter opening notice
later.
The Lands and Trinity Luther
| League will have an 'Advertising
Social on Saturday evening March
81, at the August Johnson home owo
and one half miles southeast Of Moe.
Ladies are requested t. advertise for
a desired partner on the outside OF
their lunch box Cake and coffee also
for sale. Everybody invited.
Willard Bennett is home from his
sad trip TO Illinois. He was called to
Plano to attend the funeral Of his
only brother, DR.. /. E. Bennett, a
man widely known and highly re
spected In the community in which
he lived. Many in Canton remember
DR.. Bennett as he had visited here on
Sc veral occasions.
Mrs. McVey from east of the river,
towards Inwood, and her mother
from Ashton, S. d, were welcome
callers at the LEADER office last Tues
day Mrs. West has spent most OF
the winter with her daughter and
family who reside on the John Syvc-
rud farm. She expects to return to
her home in Sphinx county early in
April.
Rev. Geo. Edwd. Lewis accom- panied
his brother Black Beaver on his lee
ture tour in Michigan. They left
Wednesday on the early morning
train for about ten days all the dates
they could fill before leaving for the
northland. Ore particular pleasant
feature Of this trip will be a visit with
their aged parents and to lecture in
the home of their boyhoOd.
The employees CT the telephone
company surprised Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Sigrud a few nights since They
went well loaded with ad vice such as
newlyweds need and do not appreci-
ate. There was an evening OF great
mirth and laughter which ended in
the presentation to Mr.. and Mrs. Sig
rud of a number Of pieces OF silver
ware as a token OF esteem and friend
ship.
DR.. and Mrs. Mark Brown are home
from an extended wedding trip in the
east. They spent much time in
Washington, Richmond, Norfolk and
other places In Virginia. Mrs. Brown
will for the present conduct her mil
linery business under the established
name, Mrs. Montgomery, and the DR.
can be found by his many patiently
waiting patients at his office. Their
hosts of friends are greeting and con
graduating them and wishing them
many years Of happiness.
Remember to vote for Peter
A. Anderson for Register Of
Deeds.
Miss Clara Alma Anderson, daught-
er CT Mr.. AID NJ IS. Carl Anderson, and
Mr.. Albert j. Skorheim of this city
were married at Sioux Falls on We'd
| nesday Of this week. This is a sur
prise wedding on many OF tn e r
friends, though not to their immediate
families. The young people are among
the most popular and have every
prospect of q happy welded life. Mr.
SkoTheim IL q member of the irm OF
Anderson 8 Skorheim. They are on
CklOi h1OOu UtAR VAASAt
return they will board with MI
| Skorheim's parents on e. Third street.
At the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Sarah jackson, on Wednesday,
March eighteenth, the marriage OF
her daughter Amy Marie to Mr..
lObel Ulrikson was solemnized. Only
the family were present at the cere-
mony. After q lunch they came TO
Canton wnere a wedding supper was
served at the home of the groom
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Uirik-
son after which the happy couple
jumped into an automobile and de-
parted for no one knows where. On
their return they will be at home on
the UlrikSon farm south of town.
This splendid young couple begin
their new life under unusual favor
able conditions and their many
friends are wishing them che best "a
the good wishes which are always
showered upon newlyweds in which
thu LRAnER family HEARTILY ioin.