Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-05-07

day on business
O. B. Clifford of Sioux Falls was in
Canton Wednesday.
S. O. Steensland of Beresford was
IN Canton Thursday.
Chas. Groth, of Fairview was a Can
ton visitor Wednesday.
G. M. Moen OF Fairview was a bust
nesS caller in Canton the first OF the
week.
Louis Bode of Beresford was In
Canton attending legal matters Thur
sday.
Henry Cooper and Milton Letfer6
attended business matters in LennoX
Wednesday.
Mary Anderson came over from
Lennox last Wednesday night to at
tend the opera Queen Esther.
Col. McDermott's two white horses
were used in Queen Esther and
were a unique attraction to the play.
The domestic science class of the
high school en- jOyed a hike and a feed
along the banks of the Sioux, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Knute Jacobson has about the nift-
lest Roadster in Canton. It's a Hud-
son and Knute feels like a regular car
owner when he is at the Wheel.
Mrs. A. A. Arnold left for d visit
at different points in Missouri. She
viii make her longest visit with Miss
Brassield a former high school teach
er in our city.
Rev. J. K. Cardy, pastor of the Pre-
shy terrain church of tlandreau was a
caller at The NJ. E. Parsonage Mon
day night on his way to Parker to at
tend the S. S. Convention.
Earl Crawford has sold his Canton
Steam Laundry to G. C. SIecher of
Morris, Illinois. Mr.. Stecher will
move his family here n take posses
non OF the laundry about June loth,
?. A. Overseth, Merle Dean, Hans
Anderson, knuLe jacobson, JuliOuS
Rowe, L. ii. Helgerson and Gilman
Johnson attended the meeting OF the
Bankers Association at Sioux Falls
Thursday.
Tuesday afternoon Thomas Patter-
son and Helen Fencil were united in
the bonds Of matrimony at the Con-
gregational parsonage. Mr.. Patterson
Is day engineer at The plant OF The
Sioux Valley Power Co. The best
wishes Of their friends are theirs.
George Ed lewis was a business
caller 10 Canton between trains Mon
day on bis way home to Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Lewis tells US that he will &C
company "Black Beaver" and Chris
Turberson to Alaska on their sum-
mer buying trip and will leave next
Friday for Seattle. There will be
about fourteen in the party all to-
gether and they will enjoy a int sum-
mer's outing
The twenty-third annual conven-
Jion of the Women's Foreign Mission
airy society of the Sioux Falls district
ended here Sunday evening, after
sessions continuing since Friday. The
program was an interesting q and
there was a good attendance from all
parts of the district. MRS. Taylor, a
prominent missionary from n
polls, made addresses at the forenoon
and evening sessions on Sunday.
Tommy Hannah, a former Canton
boy has surely made good" IN every
sense of The meaning OF those W
words. He will in the near future be
established in offices at Syracuse, New
York, having in charge the interests
Of The Bull Tractor Co., OF Mlnnea-
polls, in New York state and PennSy-
wanna, All Of Tommy's friends in
Canton wish him the best Of success
in his undertaking.
Last Thursday, April % the "a"
club met with Mrs. JENNIE vein and
spent ii most enjoyable afternoon.
The daisy being the April flower
marked each guests place also a large
bouquet of them served as a Center
piece for the table. The hours fol-
lowing the serving of an elegant three
course dinner, were spent In visiting,
after which wishing Mrs. JenueWeln
many happy returns Of the day de-
parted for heir homes.
"Yens" Odegaard, as he is known.
buL also answering 10 the name or
Iteimer HalvOrson or Elmer Odegaafd,
SURPRISED his many friends ny going
ana geLLlug MARRIED., the last thing Oh
the Calendar we tlloughu ems cap
aule of. Miss VIDA cham Deriain is
tile charming young lady that lime
has chosen for his life male, aid truly
he has waited long TO choose SO we'll.
The happy event occurred at the Con-
gregatiOnal parsonage, Wednesday
evening, Rev. O. B. Preston perform
ing the ceremony. The many friends
Of the happy couple wish them a long
and happy journey through life.
Carl ANDERSON llVlDS SOuLLf WeSC VI
town is d lover of fruit, and apples are
his delight. He purchased a 1ozen
apple trees last Friday night to take
home and plant and after loading
them in his buggy, he tied his horse
In front of the Benz meat market to
finish the rest Of his shopping. On
his return he found. that the wonder
full South Dakota atmosphere, had
worked on his trees, and 10 and be-
held they had already produced fruit.
There were apples. bananas, roses,
neutrality-suspicious., frankforts, cigars
and grape juice growing OF the trees
be had left out ten minutes before.
Charley was amazed, but nevertheless
Swears you never a tell what Lin
coin county's climate will do with ap-
pie trees.
The Woman's Relief Corps spent a
very pleasant afternoon at the time of
their regular meeting on last Satur-
day. Mesdames Fitzgerald and Mac
ON Der, loyal W. R G. members Of the
1ourishing little Corps at Lennox, Wis
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