Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-20

Mrs. Rev. A. w. Thurston left
Wednesday for a winters visit with
friends and relatives in California.
Mrs Frank Van Fleet was a visitor
at the Walter Smiths home at Len
nox Saturday evening between trains.
Miss Carrie Hanson returned home
Monday noon after several days visit
at the Walter Smiths home at Len
DOK. ... -
Miss Violet Aims worth, who teach
rs near C%enterville came home Fri
dav evening and is spending a short
vacation at home.
Rev Geo. Edw. Lewis was called
down from Sioux Falls last Friday to
speak the last sad words over the re.
mains OF Victor Brown.
We were unable to receive any re-
port on the death OF Mrs TOILET
BrynjulsoD, but will try and have
full particulars In next week.
=, Mrs. Willard left Tuesday for Pen
der, Neb., where she viii visit her
daughter. Mrs Larkin awhile before
going to Florida, where she will spend
the winter.
George Sherman and Henry Wallace
wer& out hunting last Friday a d,
we'll, you know the story, lots OF the
feathered game in sight but just out
OF gun range.
The Milwaukee pump-hOuse caught
fire one night last week and consider
able excitement for a while but the
fire boys were soon on the job and had
the blaze put out.
Citizens OF Canton will soon have
an opportunity Of voting on the ques,
tion of erecting a new high school
building. One Is needed beyond all
question of a doubt.
The friends of Albert Ringheim
throughout the county will be glad
to hear that he Is recovering nicely
from his recent serious operation at
Rochester, Minnesota.
Carl GIaettli and family departed
Wednesday for Virginia where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Glaettli ha wing disposed OF his hold
ings ia Lincoln county.
Wallace D. Scott OF Sioux Falls was
in Canton Tuesday attending Court
aud, transacting Other business which
included a call at the LEADER office.
! Mr.. Scott was most welcome.
Mesdames Adolph and d. G. Brag,
stad entertained a large company at
the home Of Mrs. d. G. BragStad on
Monday afternoon. Cards was the
form Of entertainmenb, followed by a
dainty lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walter of Nit
(chell spent Sunday with Miss Pau line
Mold. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter were on
their wedding tour and visited with
Miss Mold on their way to different
points in Minnesota.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Elmer Isakson Of
Ames, Iowa, are visiting relatives and
friends in Canton and receiving the
usual congratulations extended to
newly weds in which the LEADER
most heartily joins.
The G riegs gave one OF their enjoy,
able concerts at Hudson on Tuesday
evening, aud returned home as de-
lighted with their trip and reception
there AS we're the ~lludsOnites with
the entertainment given.
The Ru dolph,is taxed to its utmost
~capacity to care for all who are at
tending court this week. Macs glad
hand OF welcome good meals and COM
Portable rooms make all feel at home
from the moment they enter In,
The Concert to be given by the
New York Metropolitan Company
next Monday evening under the u
pieces OF the Woman's Study Club, for
the benetiu of the Library, promises
to be n OF the greatest musical
treats Canton has ever enjoyed. For
personal pleasure as we'll as public
philanthropy everyone should attend.
We expect to see every seat In the
Opera House filled.