Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-20
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burg schools was In attendance at
the teachers meeting on Saturday.
F. c. Wiggin has been busy for
several days past unloading and sett.
ing up a carload of Ford cars which
arrived recently direct from the
factory.
Mrs T. T. Sexe entertained the
Ladies Art Club and their husbands
last Friday evening. AS a hostess
Mrs. Sexe is an artist as well as one
with the brush and needle.
The W. R. @. will serve a supper at
their rooms ia the library building on
next Saturday afternoon from $50 to
1870 o'clock. 1t will be an oyster
supper with coffee and d%oughnuts, all
for 25 cents. After all are served a
Washington program will be given
with Col. Jolly of Vermillion and
Mrs. Chapman, Dept. Pres, w. r. c.,
as special speakers. 1t is hoped there
will be a large attendance. Every
body invited.
The Junior Phiiathea class of the
NJ. E. Church met at the home of Eli
Bohen last Saturday evening and
elected the following officers for the
coming year: President, Fay Bohen;
Vice President, Amy Loomer; Treasu-
err and Secretary, Margarine Slater
After business was concluded refresh
ments we're served and at parting all
felt the evening had been pleasantly
and protitably spent.
The Valentine party at the Balm
bridge home last Saturday night was
greatly enjoyed by about IS young
people who went u in automobiles.
They played games mostly suggestive
Of good old Saint Val. and the only
thing that marred the evenings en-
ioyn:ent was the swiftness of flying
time, for Sunday follows Saturday
night. At its near approach a de-
licious two course luncheon was
served, then the cars were ready and
in a few minutes the happy merry
makers were safe in their several
homes.
Miss Bessie Wood entertained some
forty odd members of the high school
at her home on Friday evening. The
occasion was a St. Valentines party
and the spacious Wood home was
beautifully decorated aside from the
customary hearts, darts and cupids
which we're everywhere in evidence
and had the Hydrologic saint himself
been present he could have offered no
objection to the painstaken super
vision which everywhere was mani
fest to make the event a bright mem
DRY to all present. A dainty two
course luncheon was served and a
good time was the verdict of all pres
ent.
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The Ladies Art Club had their
an nual banquet at the home Of Mrs
Sexe last Friday evening. They en-
t~ertained their husbands and the fol-
lowing guests: Misses Elida Sanvin,
Hilda Peterson and Pearl Tempt and
Messrs. Knute Jacobson and Prof.
Hockstad. The evening was spent
ia playing summerset. The rooms
were decorated In red and white,
cupidsi and hearts, and carnations,
valentine colors Delicious refresh
ments we're a much appreciated part
Of the evenings program, especially
to the gentlemen guests who were
convinced beyond a doubt that the
word Art has a very broad meeting.
A surpr Use was given in honor of
Mrs. Artz at the B. o. Torberson
home last Monday afternoon. She
went to call on Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson
and when she came there Mrs. Han
son persuaded her to go with her to
Mrs. Torberson's and when they come
there the house was full of old friends.
Mrs. ArtZ has been a good neighbor
for many years and Is now leaving for
her new home near Sioux Falls. She
was presented with a silver baker il
remembrance of the occasion. Those
present we're: Mesdames J. d. Hicks,
Ardee and Will Millage, Manning,
G. Torberson, Anton Thompson, Will
Searle, Hurst, Ed Erickson, II. M.
'Ianson, l.. Sheldon, Geo. Erickson,
Nettie Hermon, Peter Eneboe and
Misses Emma Johnson, Sophia Bel
geum, and Jessie Flory.
"John b. Ratio, the impersonator,
appeared on the Primghar Lyceum
| Course last Friday evening and as a
result many Of people are still
nursing sore sides from laughing so
heartily. Primghar has had the best
the Lyceum affords In great lecturers
and famovs entertainers, but Ratio is
excelled by none of them. He did
the cleverest makeup stunts ever seen
here. doing all of his work in plain
sight of the large audience. His de-
scription Of the Irish police judge and
other humorous selections were true
to life in every detail and convulsed
the audience with laughter, while his
moro seriouS numbers brOupht, them