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and transact such other business as
may come before said meeting.
The following rules shall govern the
said election:
The general election law shall he
ohServed as near as practicable AZ
the manner az voting.
| M cand date shall be declared the
nominee Gtthe Democratic party unless
he shall receive majority Of tie
votes cast. WheVe twN or more are
candidates for the same office, aud
neither receives majority Of the votes
cAst, the two cand idates receiving the
highest number Of voteN shall be voted
for ~ another time, At which Aacond
election no other shall he voted for
except the Two who re"s'v-h ''r
hirheH number Of votes in the pr,,r
| election,
Az white Democrats who will Snrort
the nominees and who were qualified
to vote in the first primary, shall be
allowed 10 vote.
The polla shaft omen NJ s O'Clock \
m and c'nNe A. anndown.
Immediately after rloaing polls the
inspectors shall canvass the votes pub
liclv. and mai ont a coVrPct report
and certify a. same, showing number
Of vo'PA received hy each candidate
and deliver same, together with poll
lists and ballots, To the executive com.
mi'te~man for that precinct, who shall
hVing same to Gainesville on or he fore
Nav 18Th, ard deliver said Dor aud
pArerS ~ 'he chairman ~ the Nxeou.
tive committee, to be- cNnvaasVd by the
committee
All persNnS voting IN this urinary
obligate themselves ~ support the
nominc's thereof
No tickets shall hA us'h cxeep, those
fu-rished nv the eN' celivc committee
Each member NJ the eN,cut W. com,
mi'ee is VcOuir'd ~ NOV do roll.
Ing place, and render bill ~ IN" com.
miitee
The following persons are hereby M.
nointed inspectors for said election
from which ore n'thrir number shall hr
selected M cherk oi election for each
polling place:
/. wA'ho--G " peSha. ]. r.
Wrek', W A McLcnnS
. LaCrossp-L RA,lry, u +, Con.
lev, Anton Rslps
= AAchuA--Ed Lewis. james VII.
lsms. y = Msvua'h
I Cow Cr"ck-R I. rhom"s, ChN,.
WILLIAMS, ! l. Tnwrsrnd
T'enton-W II Gay, 7 Il, Horn,
II Love.
a. NcWberry--s. q Rlauton, u. q.
Roland, n, =, ". Dudley.
7 Gainesville-W, \ Mcdowell, W,
q Richardson, =, y, Miller.
s. IIGWt ,nrr--Z " SANDERS, T. l.
Johnson. Il " S,'icVfpllow
Q. lsltnh Gtnvr-W a. Roe, J X
Shaw, W J Evan.
IN c'nony--J W smith, 4 II
Emerson, u 4 Miller
H. A'rh"t--l W May,R II ilcdg
.o". 4 y Chamhltn
/! A'vsdord II I Massey q
Rsvlllr, J NJ PrV,lIr
~ Fs,rhsnk. i = DrShA, \ n
Irwin, I ShA~
II Melsos'--T q ToriAy. Amo,
seven. \ T. rrirI
10 Windso'--S y Waits, John
RerkhAm, J X. 4 attoneT
10 Lake View n y Johnson, W
n Turner. ~ A Pulling
II Hasu'--A Hague, Il W SnA',
Casper Hague,
ls O,c"ol.--I T. U"esr. ,, W
Pclk. " Hines
10 ORANGE H'iEh''--c. & ROM
tree, ", 7. Tillran. " y. oulWaFs.
~. High SpVings--M q. knight &.
& Barre, T II. W,lh.u.
q. B,ll--E = Math'. 4 .. Sim.
noos. q A Has'rt'
- C,mpvllls--9 & Johnson. u
W DT,S. n NJ MOAN
Done aud ordered by the Democratic
EIscutiSP Committee 81 Alachna
county a. Gainesville. fiG. this April
18th, 1919
p KtsafaV. in,
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COMPETENT JUDGES.


hessty D~ets~s Ga1srss HsvvasaAs.
"ou~n who lnahs q hasstnAss % beAo
''hr oshsr woszsa eosns presfy h@af
''~eiag wAat SfiI bstng Asrws the h~ss
''faia Herr arc istteTn fTsm tSa. co.
''r!sg Hsyptcsde.
tan rcconwSrd Nsvhrus ~fisrpi.
g. 80 Il ssef,P-l ny b4lr fgufss ealrtrs
AAa. ~ = erNss3na % haA no ssVer
Hsgn~dl bertha A Trai,iu9-r.
~tsaezpte9L.s Gpssfalss4.
~ NorSisaa "a. ENs<Ihed. dss
Af'~T us,aG ehe N.oesta ~ ~ILsrvt1ssS'
eAF has stgpYe1 hsaiag eas. saA ~
- sztir4fT free fraga dsrAYGS
Hang&t CrArs pa,trF
~ftsaafy u1cses
sstA 81. Fprfiars. Ore
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sASps So Easgas - fna tlasVlfs3s Cs--
o<ffpea AHh
,. - B~tlaSd . c.. ApsslaI Assuts
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uyn.a Hood AasSks.

A tale o. horror ga told ~ DarAs ~
kumAa blood 10 tie bStns % J " VIII
Isanss, q cell ksoSn msFshsst 81 Has.
Xy. lie wntss "TWsusJ ysan go
had sster, hsEaafThsgss u ihs lsaGs
and uas ssar ssAIa uhss J bssaa taA-
aua ps Kegs Ssu pss@sssFJ IL so@-
slsssIy ssrsA ne and hsss ssuasDet
yell ever sssos II soFss AsnnssAasss.
saroals sosSks. ssatlsd soias asd ssoa.
sAssls. asa V tie o@lg kaowa esFs fss
wsAh lsnn. EssTI bOaiis esafastsss
D. al arseEss ss sd - rrai
Aogtss ffus.
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Stnln Ennarnl ,Anneu-

Louisville, KY, April lO,--Mrs, Jas,
Stultz, aged so. residing In Boone town.
ship, Harrison county, Indiana, saved
500 with which to defray her own III.
neral expenses. A sneak thief stole
the money.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

Richmond. Va. April ia.--Esfofe the
intercollegiate eonfefvbos - peaes sat
arsitrn.ion Ia progress In this city. DE-
Benjamia v Trssbi0od. % Baatou. %
Iivsred ihs prthcipal address Saturday
90 The net, steps forward
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New York. April iC.--ArthuT Tur
nsrse. editor and publisher Of Vogue
IL dead Of pnsumonis Al HE home. III
vas 81 years old and had bssa In tbs
publishing business Ia this city FOL
nearly 30 years
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17
Low Round. Trip Rate. via |. & N.


The Lousvillr 4 Nashville r. K, will
sell round.trip tickets from Jackson-
vile TO points shown on dates indi-
Gated. Proportionstely low rates from
other points.
4l2 55-New Orleans and return, SC.
count Confederate Veterans reunion,
Tickets sold 22nd, 23rd and oath with
final return limit April SOh. Tickets
can be extended until May ?lst. Stop.
overs allowed.
t75 6o-Los Angeles and san Fran.
cisco and return, account meeting I'm.
perial Council Mystic Shrine. TickeH
sold April oath TO May 4Sh, inclusive,
with final return limit Jolly Slst, Tick.
cts good going viaUone route and re-
turning another Liberal Stop.ovefs
allowed.
t776O--Los Angeles and San Fran.
cisco and return. account Convention
National Educational Association,
Tickets sold June Path TO July Ith, in.
elusive, with final return limit Sep.
TENDER 10Th. Tickets good going one
route, returning another. Liberal
stop-ovep allowed,
For rates from other points. maps,
SEIZED uleS and foil instruction, call on
or write Geo. T.. Herring, lis West
Bay street, Jacksonville, Fla.
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Easter EER Nunt.

There will be IN Easter egs hunt on
tie lawn Of Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church. ThuTSdsy ct o'eloeh. EVEN.
body 10 invited 70 be present The
proceeds are foF the besent OF the
church baildiag. Admission. ten
cents, young and old.
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DRY Kiln Burn, ., Pala,ka.

Palatkh. Fla. April 10 The big Dr.
kiln and contents II the Selden Cy
press Door company u this place
caught Gre aud burned Friday after
noon. The main building % the fac
tory was saved by hard work The
loss Is $4,000. fully covered BY In
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American League Season Opens.

New York, April lG,-The American
League Baseball season was formally
opened Saturday at American League
park. where the New York team took
the field against the Boston Ameri,
cans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-17

Cheyenne. Wyom, April lG. John
Boyle, we'll known rauchman, was
killed Friday night at the Ketcham
ranch, 25 miles southwest Of Cheyenne.
while at supper, by shot fire through
the window. The assassin escaped.
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CITY DIRECTORY For Sale.

We have q number OF copies Of
BurlT' City Directory for sale 1T The
sun Office. IL il q handy reference
book Tor business aud professional
men, giving the names " residents,
with street and number Price Reduc.
ed toOl.
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w. r. JOHNSON,
fF.,aUl.ssd o Yeas
COMMISSION MERCHANT

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asd VH4ETAHLEs ~ " siIth 80 ~
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Pea Esg ifasi Issaat ~. ice 90 isntai
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BROOKS
SPECIAL
PRICES

R"ckdalr Butter, In I.pOund prints,
The ilHeSi on earth .............. lOC
Virginia Country Cured Hams 5000, ISc
Rest Elgln Butter ............. Sac
Irish Potatoes, per Icck .,...... 88c
Nirglula breakfast BACON, small
strips .. ..,.... .,,....,,,,..... Use
Fresh Eggs, per dozen ....... 60. zoe
l.s barrel FaultlesS Flour. $500
I.S Barrel Swans DOWn Flour $3.50
l.s Barrel PIlISbury Flour $3.50
Have you tried Brooks FaVolltc Cot.
Zee! I can only csc.
HcInEe Apple Butter, per caH lSc.
Try that ROckdalc Butter something
EXTRA FINE.
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1ickats on ssle 81 W W Aven'.-
iic. 6r and Zoe
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
Honey Bees With Brands.

Louie Syverud called at the Leader
office last Saturday to advertise the
loss of several swarms of bees, and
as he told of the loss, J. e. Millet,
one Of the prize corn growing old
settlers of Eden townshiRs began to
laugh. p
mo" said Joe, "I'm not laughing
at you loss but / am laughing over
a swarm of bees that came to my
place down in Eden township several
years ago, when John Keen vas farm
ing near me-"
"a fine swarm came along and l
proceeded to take them in and fur
nish them lodging. In a week or so
after John Keen came down to see
me and said he had lost just such a
bunch of honey bees as l had found
and claimed them. l asked John If
his bees we're marked"
"No," said John looking at me with
a good deal of suspicion.
what do you by marked?'
said the still incrcdulous John.
II mean," said Joe that all the
bees 1 have have their ears nicked.'
That was too much for John. He
had never heard OF branded bees be-
fore and he told Joe he didn't want
any such breed. Joe's bees multiplied
and gathered honey with amazing
industry, and he wouldn't trade that
breed of branded bees for SO per cent
seed corn.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

0. X. Gudmunsen came down from
North Dakota Saturday in time to en-
joy the old settlers picnic. Mr.. Gud-
munsen reports excessive rain up In
that country, so much 81 that they
had to give up breaking. He will re-
main here until harvest time.
A man named Harry Ray who
created a disturbance at the medicine
show last week and who was placed
under bond after a hearing, is again
in trouble. This time he is charged
with a serious offense.
Gus Fowles tells a joke on Editor
Schaber of Hudson, which he would
like to publish If it was not for the
fear of Bro. Schaber's meat axe. Gus
has a good joke to tell when
he comes To Canton.
William Kennison returned Mon
day from a trip up north as far as
Winnipeg. He reports excessive rains
all over the northern country.
Misses Crowley and Sundvold and
Mr.. Torberson took an overland trip
to Inwood last Sunday. arriving home
just before the big storm.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
Notice to Construct Sidewalks

Resolution declaring tho necessity and Tor the
construction OF permanent, Sidewalks, con,
sisting OF cement, along and in front OF lots
and parcels of land and on streets In the
City Of Canton. South Dakota, hereinafter
He it resolved and ordered by tho Mayor and
City Council OF the City OF Canton south
Dakota:
walks OF the widths herein provided, be laid on
or before Sept. LIST. 1906, upon the streets ana
along and in front Of the lots and parcels OF
land respectively described as follows, to'wlt.
Lots Is. Il. Is, is, u. Block -, Rudoiph's
Addition. commencing at alley ana running
south on east side OF Dakota Street to Dun
Lot .. Block Is, HiIrs Addition. commencing
at walk at city scales and running west on
9th street TO walk, eight foot wide.
Lots S, 8. =, Block O. Fitzgerald and Bene,
diets Addition, north side OF 9th Street, i've
Lots s. :, s. 9. 10. Block 10, Fitzgerald and
Benedict's Addition, north side of 9th Street
five foot wide. :,
Benedict's Addition. north side Of s,h Street,
Lots !, ). s.S. 10, Block !, Highland Addition,
Lots I. 9, Block 8, Highland Addition, on
south side OF 9TH street, five Zoo: wide.
Lot 10; Block is, ortstna! P!a: Of can'en,
North half Of the north half OF outlet No, <
Highland Addition, west side OF Pleasant ST
Lots is, II, Block 9. Rudolph's Addition, on
Lot /, Block Ia. Hills Addition, south side
OF 5th street. eight foot wide.
Lot l. Block SO, Hill's Addition, on south
side Of Sth Street. five foot wide.
That all sidewalks shall be eonstrusted OF
cement as by Ordinance No. lS of the City OF
Canton provided, and shall be q permanent
Improvement upon and along said streets re,
spectively. and the owners of said lots and
parcels of ground respectively are ordered TO
CONSTRUCT sh5 SAME within Ss:a ::::e- ..1 e
the owner or any OF them fail to construct and
complete said Sidewalks within the time
herein provided, then the said City of Canton
will let q contract for the construction OF said
permanent sidewalks not so constructed by
the owners. in which case the cost of con-
struction of such sidewalks. including Incl
dentals, will be assessed as a special tax
against the AUDITING property, lots and lands.
In proportion to the benefits thereto and
against the owners thereof as by the laws of
the State and Ordinance of said city provided,
and notice to construct is hereby given.
Passed by q majority vote OF the City Coun-
Gil of Canton. South Dakota. and signed and
approved by the Mayor Of said city this 9th
day OF June, 1915.
Attest: W. c..
G. G. GLENDINNING. Mayor.
City Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
First Pub. June 8. Last Pub July 20.
Mortgage Sale.

q
Whereas. default has been made in the pay
meEt OF the principal and interest due apo
one certain prOmisSOry note. in writing. for
the payment Of money. secnred BY q mort
Henry B. struck and Lizzie Struck. his wife.
gagee. and is dated December 7th. 1903. and
was recorded December Sth. 1903. at one
O'Clock D. M. in Book "a OF Mortgages. pages
577-s-e in the Office of the register Of deeds of
Lincoln County. South Dakota.
That said mortgage was on the 18th. day OF
May: 1899; together with the note secured
by said Robert p. Sundstrom, mortgage. to
A. D.. Loffer. which assignment was recorded
coin County. South Dakota. on the 18th day
of May. 1903. at 8 O'Clock q. m. in Book % of
MORTGAGES on page $50.
have been had or instituted to cover the debt
secured by said mortgage. or any part there
owner and holder thereof, and
Whereas. the mount now due upon said
note and mortgage at the date of this notice
principal and Twenty-four dollars interest.
amounting In all to the sum OF One hundred
and seven and 55-100 dollars Gs107 So besides
Ten dollars tS1Ol statutory attorneys fees and
also the costs and disbu rsements OF the sale.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that
which is Contained In said morssase. ana re-,
corded herewith, the said mortgage will be
foreciosed by a sale OF the mortgaged pre-
scribcd. at public auction, at the front door
OF the Court House in the city OF Canton.
Count sSs shsr "a a Y saia .e state Of s. sG T.;hl Dakota ct sn ~
day OF July. 1903. at the hour OF two O'Clock
p e
are situated In the County Of Lincoln, State
OF South Dakota, and described as follows
Lots Two and Three e and 81 in Bloch
Eleven uD Armour Addition TO Beresford,
Dated Canton. & =. June 7th. 1908.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

Mark Brown arrived from Iowa
City Saturday, where he has been on
a visit.
Miss Eva Allen is down from
Worthing visiting her cousin, Miss
Pearl Woodley.
Misses Anabudd Kinsley and Maud
Hicks left Friday for Mitchell TO at
tend summer school.
Miss Dorothy Elton returned from
Springfield Saturday, where she visit
ed with friends a week.
Mrs. @. III. Cassill departed Friday
for Chicago, where she was called by
the death of her uncle.
Misses Ethel Bennett, Eva Conklin,
Maud Lewis, Louise Kruger and Mrs.
DR.. Lewis returned from Vermillion
Friday.
The Diligent Dozen entertained the
G. q. and G.. G. G. Clubs at the home
OF Mrs. Judd last Friday afternoon.
About forty were present, including
guests and hostesses. The rooms and
tables were decorated with roses. 1t
was a beautiful party, made partic-
ularly SO by the presence OF many or
the young ladies just home from col
1ege.
John Gemmill is working for Will
liam Bell on his farm northwest or
town. John is a hustler and as soon
as school closes hunts up a job some
where. He Is never so happy as when
in the country. Farming Is m OF
the best schools for young men, and
IL more OF our boys would spend their
vacations in the country instead OF
loafing around the.streets they would
enter school in the fall In better
health and better prepared to do the
work assigned to them tiefe, aHa
with a sum of money laid aside sufh-
Gent to meet the necessary expenses
Of the school year.
Presiding Elder Jenkins attended,
meeting OF the board of directors OF
the Epworth League Assembly last
evening at the office Of Pres
ldent Dean, to consult with Super
Shepherd, President Dean,
Assistant Superintendent Kennedy,
Ernest Wendt and Treasurer Ed T.
'Wendt, with reference to the coming
assembly. Judge Kennedy announc-
I'd that Mrs. Florence Halliday had
accepted an Invitation to sing on the
evening Of July 4. This lady has a
reputation on both sides OF the At
equal to the famous Nordica-
Assembly matters were discussed
and from outside reports Canton will
entertain many strangers during
Lhtz session.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
For Gentlemen Only.

Refined, educated young lady, aged
20, wishes To cultivate the acquaint-
ance Of gentlemen from the ages OF 20
to 80, dark complexioned, tall, weight
In proportion, and protestant. Must
be sober, good character and possess
some means. "Object matrimony."
Only those with good intentions need
Address Miss Florence
Maginness, $40 Quincy Ave-, Scranton,
Pennsylvania. z
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

Prof. e. @. Quale left Friday fol
Minneapolis.
Mrs. N. g. Nash returned from Ha'
warden Friday.
d. Cassin made a business triI
saseso0 Falls Friday.
Mrss II. ii. Mallory went out to
Whits Lake Friday.
Miss Sarah Thompson arrived from
Sioux Center Friday.
Frank Cuppett IS home from Yer
million to spend his vacation.
Mrs. CuIhbert and son Fred, came
home from Iowa City Saturday.
n :. and son, are
WISHING at Elk Point for a few days.
MI. and Mrs. John Norgaard left
for their home at Milwaukee FRIDAY.
Paul Bankson was in town Friday
and reports corn growing with insur-
gent strength.
559 S. {. RRiiiksafssf;u;d has moved from
Dokken to Antler, Bottineau county,
North Dakota.
Misses Minnie and Elsie Goodroad
departed Tuesday 10. HaWarden. to
visit q couple Of weeks with their
sister, MIS- George Sedgwick.
Ano1oN from Miss Sarah Thompson
=, &i6n1ls Center, states that her term
lOf51p1oOl cIosed last week and that
s1e would return home for her vacar
tton.
1his once enjoyed q pleasant visit
~ Tuesday from State Senator l. 4.
TayIce X Centerville, Iowa He likes
theSgux Valley and thinks oar state
- OF the best
JameS Ies,. one OF the lively old
Et0nftasy was In town Friday. and
lI11 nit 0pnIsnC enough To enjoy
fAruzm Soda while the editor tried
m6Ebssr
HnatSsn acknowledgment and wife.
zE11a Mf1E. K1dck Ulinrm0daaaard of
AgrNuY Int mr. Mannt uuarnen,, Ea=
hBnbcuunCE lanc Friday for q visit
Wah maar1rss and friends
u Eusfsrs vino owns nfcea farm
- m1IB ami u Iiaff sunfaa 10 Dayton
1na1 - y visitor Tuesday and 4
Mun A~IfnErdl1sr Mr. Prefer In please
@Hsn1iesnazsa and q Eonle Gfzx1ian,
r1.uS ~ ~ rS~r~~ rxs~4-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

When tho baby talks, It Is time 10
olive HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
lbs tho greatest baby medicine
known TO loving mothers. 1t makes
them eat, sleep and grow 30 Genus
Tea or Tablets. /. M. Holmey u co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

For handsome suits IN n latest
style Of spring and summer goo's eai'
OH n. II. Sexe, the fashionable tailor
Call in and see some Of the handsom'
est suitings ever seen In Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
Lost II Pen.

One No 8 Waterman Fountain Pen
with wood cap. Finder kindly leave
at the Leader Office and receive re-
ward.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

Fred II. Barrow wants you to Know
that he repairs pumps and does al
kinds of pipe work. Shop opposite
Farmers Lumber Co. aI-tl.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

Two nice rooms for rent over the
Leader office.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
For Sale.

One 3 horse power Marine gas en-
CINE. Apply to j.. G. Juel, Route D.
Canton. fo''
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

Wanted : competent girl for house
work Apply TO Mrs Mona Smith
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
/. NJ. Helmey & Co.
The Corner Drug Store

Isaac M. Helmey, Manager.
Phone Is. Canton, s. D.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
nnL lbnafs For Sale.

Oak Posts For Sale.
Good oak posts from 4 to s inches
IN diameter from toto 10 cents apiece
s7tf John G. Lee, Highland.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
r. Jsast IT, r. June ID,
NOTICE TO cRKDIrORs.

sss.s q sest,, psssta -. In County
IN he matter " tho cstakA Of John BpYten
dssteased1
sa@tea is hesFtsy given by tt6 undersigned
Administrator ~ tbs EsEAIs on john Hurltyyi
deesAsedI ~ this esndtE0ys 81 AtId IN persons
having GtAtusH eH4tpst This said deceased, u
s4bttat HsRfa, with lttH necessary y6Heftass
within stA months kfGEf this hsst publication
~ Ettts notices. 10 Hse said William Kari III his
EhsidetGE IN k1sH township III aise Gounty al
jAgf0tf, 4, ",
bsted May y. lpB.
W5gfIAM EAHf.
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Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1906-08-30
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Investigations. In this he was violat-
ing a rule of the department. but what
is a rule of the department compared
with a rule of the household? He
wanted to learn the habits and meth
DDS of the gang end do the planning
himself, well knowing this assumption
of responsibility would be overlooked
if he were successful. When everything
vas in readiness, he outlined his plan
to his captain, anj asked for aid in
making the raid.
"'Tis a desp'rit cr-rowd," he said,
IAN maybe they'll thry to break
AWAY"
You want two mon at each en-
trance, you say?" queried the cap
tain.
Policeman Flynn nodded.
And how many to go in?'
Wan. II is a nice inj'yable bit iv
sport l ha-ave picked out fr mesilf."
You'll be killed, asserted the cap
tain. LAS l understand il, the stolen
goods are left in the basement at odd
times, and then the gang gathers there
quietly some night, meets the fence
and the business is cleaned up and the
money paid. The only way to do is to
overwhelm them
Not FIR an ~injane-yus ma-an,' an
swered Policeman Flynn, confidently.
IT'S me purpose to dhrop in on
thin, but t is not me night FIR dyin'.
I'll tell We why" Here he leaned over
and whispered in the captains ear.
The latter Immediately began to
laugh. Then he slapped Policeman
Flynn Oh the back, and cried: Go
ahead, Barney. You can have all the
men you want"
So it happened that when Police
man Flynn next appeared at his home
his coat was split up the back,
his trousers were torn, his collar was
off, and he was covered with dirt and
dust.
Il got thim," he announced, briefly.
aye LUX it," replied Mrs. Flynn, sur
veying him critically.
Il surprised thin
IF we lukked ike We do now ye'd
surprise amy wan"
1T was this wa-ay," went on Po-
liceman Flynn. ''Th' gazabo that pinches
tn goods takes thin to tn alley an
dhrops thin into a chute, SOS he can
ma-ake his getaway quick if they's