Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27

to spent Thanksgiving at his home.
Court adjourned Wednesday noon
so all could go home to enjoy Thanks
giving.
The ladies OF the Catholic church
will serve an oyster supper on the
evening Of the Fireman's Ball, Dec.
4th Ia the Miller Building.
II. T. Smith and daughter Eloise
we're in Canton Wednesday, presum-
ably looking for a bigger turkey than
could be found in Fairview.
Mr.. Bartlett who Is telegraph oper-
ator at the depot is looking for a
home in Canton, or rooms for light
housekeeping. His family consists of
two, himself and wife.
Gladys Cooper is home from Yer
million, not to enjoy wing,
but in hope Of finding relief from a
stubborn cast of rheumatism which is
causing her much pain.
Judge Sherwood completed his court
duties here and returned to his home
In Watertown last Saturday. He pre-
sided for Judge Jones last week, Judge
Jones having cases in another dis
trict. Judge Sherwood had many
friends in Canton and made many
more during his brief stay in our city.
Judge Jones is holding court in Can
ton this week and with his steno-
grapber, Mr.. Higbee, are guests at
the Rudolph The frequent visits of
these gentlemen to Canton make them
seem almost belonging here and they,
TOO, seem quite at home under the
care Of Mr.. McDermott.
There will be a big crowd at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson
west Of Canton on Thanksgiving day,
where the Union Ladies A id will SER
We a dinner, the proceeds to 20 to the
suffering In Europe. Many family
dinner parties have been given up to
help this worthy cause.
w. M. Cuppett left Wednesday for
the East. He will eat Thanksgiving
dinner with his sol Mark and family
at Sanborn, Iowa, aud spend the
Christmas holidays at CreSco. Iowa,
withe Luers family where 1.-The sweet
est granddaughter in all the world"
is awaiting his coming With Santa
Claus.
'Corinuc" will be seen in the role
of Mary in che George M. Conan mus
ical rnelange, 'Forty-tive Minutes
From Broadway" at the Lyric Thea
tire Friday, December 4th. "Corinne'
has her " way of playing Mary and
it Is an exceedingly good way. More
over, she puts just enough pathos in
to her Interpretation to accsentuate
the comedy, and every woman In the
audience pronounces her a very treas
ure of a h~ousemaid.
AS we go to press we are, informed
that Mr.. G Ell. Anderson and Miss
Ellen Campbell will be united in mar.
riage at 6 o'clock this "Wednesday
evening. Nov. 25th at the home of the
brides parents. The ceremony will be
witnessed by only members of the
families, but the good wishes Of hosts
OF friends will be there, and showers
of congratulations will be given them
when they return from their honey
moon trip.
The concert given by the New
York Metropolitan Company under
the auspices Of the Woman's Study
Club for the benefit of the Library
was a musical event that will be dat
ed back to for a long while to come.
The entertainers were all artistic ar
lists and to which belongs highest
honors is always a question? Those
we'll up in classic musicenjoyed them
selves most. But most interesting to
many is the financial result, which is
$53 to the good for the benefit of the
Canton Public Library. The ladies
who labored SO hard and anxiously
for this resultcan congratulate them
selves on their success and receive
the praise and congratulations due
them.
The annual concert to be given by
the Grieg on the evening of Thanks
giving day will afford all an opport-
unity to enjoy a fitting climax to a
day which all are expected to cele-
brate. The society has been strength
ened by the association with it of
Prof. Oscar Gronseth whose wonder
full voice G charms all who hear him.
Mrs Bragstad is always an attraction
while the G REG. individually and COL
lectively are music lovers and harmon
izers, far superior to many high pric-
ed opera or concert troups touring
the country. They are our home peo-
aud aside from their merits deserve
generous patronage because they be-
long u Us. Fiji the Opera iiuu>e on
thanksgiving night.
Thy Eastern Star met in regular
session OF Monday evening. After
formal Opening, an Adjournment was
taken until Tuesday evening t o enable
all to attend he euEecrt. On Tues
day ev, mig They met ARD elected the
follow ing officers for the coming year:
.HfS g. Brag>rad, Wnrt,b MatrOn,
Mr Ell. 4 :; ise, Wart!.y Patron,
MS $ u Av",ifi, Ass ciate Hatron,