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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
LABoR's GREAT TRIUMPH.
Trade UniOnism G d New Or
der in British Politics..

The "reatest surprise in the recent
elections in Great Britain was the large
number of labor representatives return.
ed to Parliament. Hitherto labor has
been a rather negligible quantity in Brit.
ish politics, notwithstanding the fact that
workingmen have sat in Parliament since
the early sos, but now it must be reck.
oned with both within and outside leg.
i~slative halls. Before the onslaught made
bv labor in the British constituencies,
Jnionists, titled. knighted and moneyed,
went down; Conservative strongholds
were carried, and Liberals were either
defeated or had their ma j~Orities reduced.
A cotton spinner captured Sir James,
Fergusson's seat in Manchester; a mill
hand beat Sir Ernest Flower in Brad
ford printers headed the poll at Nor
wich, Burnley, Manchester and Depttord;
a navy, who was once employed III
excavations for the Manchester snip
canal, is member for Stoke-on-Irent a
railway guard has a majority OF over
1000 at Newcastle-on-Tyne, where MI.
Morley once suffered defeat. An obscure
collier distanced a mine owner; a cotton
operative v~anquished Lord Goschen son
at Bolton a stonemason's son and a
warehouse clerk each won by |,ooo votes
at Leicester over Sir John Rolleston' u
laster in a boot factory carried a Wolver'
hampton seat against Sir Alfred LICK
man miners have been victorious at MOT
meth and in Glamorganshire; a furniture
maker. who had begun life in a mlnera!
water factory, triumphs at Leeus' auo
men who have been carpenters snip'
w, steel shelters, sailors. engineers
mechanics, pitmcn and even newsooys
are sent to Parliament in place OF unl'
versity men, baronets with large estates;
ship owners, manufacturers, bankers anu
the SONS of earls. They may not w
working at their trades now, but Tue!
have sprung from the toillng miihohs
and their election in such numbers Is .
triumph for Democracy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN 4 con-
DfNSED FORM.
Many Federal Projccts-Gofcrn''iti'
Spending Vast sums OF Money !"
Black ILLUSTRATIONS Improvements
Being Made by Uncle sam.

A Deadwood dispatch Say7;
federal government has u SurpriS'ne'S
| great number of interests ana u''",'
takings on foot at present III ~
| Black Hills. 1t Is not an "~N"GSel"'i"'
| to say that there is not an"ihef sc''r''
in the United states of 'qu"l $50
where the government Is engaged VIZ
so many and such various eht'FPii H,
as no other section 100 miles l"hS an"
40 miles wide offers such a VaFic'! u
practical interests.
In Butte County the E~nNerhlncht 10
engaged in a gigantic irrigation P'"Je'.
which will require several years y
completion and Will cost IN the he's'
borhood Of $4,000. 900. TINS was u',
dertaken because the country h"eueu
nothing but water in order l" llahe
it very productive and Na!uAoIe'
both to the agriculturist ana 10 me
stockman who did not turn MS S'o'A
out on The range. 1t is estimated INA!
zoo. 900 acres OF semi-arid hand Will
be thus reclaimed. =.
Recognizing also the Importance "'
the Black Hills from a mineral stah"-
point the government has cstaoNShfu
at Deadwood q United States assay o.
flee, through which passes n large
portion of the gold mined in the black
Hills. 4 bill is now pending IN com
gross for the establishment OF mining
experimental stations in the different
mining districts This bill! has been
reported favcrahiy. and il II Is passed.
which now looks probable. will result
in the establishment OF sue 4 s,a-
ton in SIe Black Hills |
Looking towards the interests OF
the sportsmen and also noting me 2u-
yantages of the Black Hills, p United
fish hatchery has been located
in SpsarfSh. Trout is the sole fish han
and about S~-oee.oeo are planted
This hatchery supplies not
only the Black Kills bui also
all parts of the world The yearly
shipment reached B. high As S.
GOO, 0ea. some of which hare been
TENT as far as Wales
~ Black Hills forest reserve e-
tablishsd September -. 1898 includes
all the timber area o. the
Hills and q small strip in Wyo-
ming Il covers t--II.ss0 acres and
aes for its object the purpr+ u pre-
serving the living and growing timber.
the younger growth and
,hs wafer supply ;
Ii Hot Springs tAe government is
L national s~a15zA-5uu1 for SOL
.terss hvEzE decz3e[ 1E<aH this after
i careful suay o. The waters and the
sezsrss hazRtA EEEzzE atmosphere OF
T. llGSA |
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
CLASH ON RATE BILL.
Deliver and Aldrich in Angry
Passage.

Washington, ID. c.: The senate COM
mfttcc on Interstate Friday
begans reconsideration of The Hepburn
rate bill. which passed the house
Thursday. Friday was devoted to the
first section which describes the kind
of transportation TO which the act
shall apply.
Several amendments We're suggest
ed by senator's unfriendly to the bill,
but one was voted on Friday.
1t is generally conceded that the
Hepburn bin, with only a few modi-
fications, will hav a majority report
when the committee votes next Friday.
Senators Clapp and Dolliyer charged
that the amendments were offered to
obs<ruct the perfection OF a bill that
stands n good chance to become a law.
senator Aldrich replied that the
amendments had been offered serious
ly. ~whereupon Senator Clapp an
nounced that he would waste no more
time" In. the consideration OF the bill,
but would be present to vote upon the
on Feb. 16. He then left the
committee room.
After the departure of senator
Clapp, Senator Dolliver took the COM
mittee to task for It's "levity" in con-
sidering railroad rate legislation. He
called attention to the fact that tho
committee had been conducting hear
fngs since last summer and had not
arrived at any agreement. He
charged that some members of the
committee did not appear to desire an
agreement.
Objection was made by Senator Aid
rich to the charge hat 'levity" had
been displayed and said that he had
been serious in everything that he had
offered. Warming to the defense of
his sincerity, he said that he would talk
in any manner he pleased in discuss
ing h proposed legislation and would
not be called to account by Senator
Chairman Elkins, who had partici-
in the early dispute, raped for
and a few minute later the
adjourned.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16

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tributed each night. Pneumatic tupes =.
the new postofice which cost $l2o'oooe
install are practically useless peca ,hs
there are not enough clerks to take ; 'ms
mail promptly to them, and they are aals
much of the time. Machinery IN 'he n."
building which cost 100000 is also prost
ing more of a hindrance than a pene -
because it requires quite a nunlpei
clerks to operate it, and that n1 sarcs
has been taken from the regular WV"
which was inadequate before. -
While the government ofhc'a!,
Washington are aware OF the con" ~,
they have said that Chicago can.'o ,ar,s
pect relief before July /, when neA' 90 ="
appropriation becomes available. =.
master Busse has gone to Washington ~
make one more appeal for more ne,p - !,
conduct the business as he th'hh'
should be, .
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
BABY AT THEIR DOORSTEP.
Sioux Falls Family VIII Adopt Infant
Left by Unknown Woman.

Something Of d sensation has been
created by the finding of a girl baby
al the back door Of the Russell Candy
kitchen in sioux Falls The infant
wAel found vas only an hour or two
CI1 and vas wrapped in an old gar
u9eHs and 4 piece of wooden blanket.
EE-sEGS the blanket vas found a note.
written with = lead pencil and in a
g5faG hand The nnse read as follows:
Dead Madame: / am q poor, un-
fortunate roman / heard you are q
g7.16 wozaa Please take the baby for
yuZ- GEl child Please call her Vic
csrSs Pearl Take good care of her.
and God will bless you. You will never
Rear 0f me again Be kind to her"
Mr. Russell and his wife have decid-
81 10 adopt the infant.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
PROMISE. PLENTY OF \itN.
Expect to Meet south i'a-
kota'S Needs.

The members Of IN" state o""ru W
railroad commissioner together VITA
w. II. stanley. secretary of the b"afu'
have returned from an "fi1clAI lrlp |"
some of the big terminal points. Wher''
they went to Investigate tn" cause or
the car shortage which has existed IN
south Dakota for a number OF weeks.
Numerous complaints have beel
made to the board of Discrimination IN
the distribution of empty cars, ana re-
Gently he Tri-State Grain Dealers
Association filed a complaint with the
board. in which it Was charged among
other things that the railroad compa-
mics were purpo>cly Withholding cars
from the elevator men of South Da-
kOta.
In view Of the nature and the mum
Der Of the complaints the railroad
commissioners deemed it best to inveS-
tigate the matter. and This they did in
Il Very thorough
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
SLAIN By WIFE.
Dakota Man Killed BY Woman He
. -4A- Mjstreate1.

\ Sensational tragedy occurred
Thursday night at a resort two miles
west Of Madison, conducted by Joe
Lapiue and his wife AS the result of
4 quarrel Joe Lapine was shot and in
stantly killed by his wife, who is un-
der arrest.
According to the stories told by the
Inmates OF the place Lapine beat his
WIFE, and that when he desisted the
woman Immediately secured a revolt
YER and sent a bullet into his body,
causing instant death. All the in
mates OF the place were placed under
arrest. Lapine and his wife were
wealthy, their property being valued
at $4,000 to 100000.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
CITY PAY ROLL HELD Up.
Dispute Over Bill of s. Causes Nrangtc
in Iaukton Council.

\ small bill OF s. submitted by city
Physician Nandehule for livery hir"
and Incorporated in the monthly ap-
preparation resolution by the finance
committee besides causing q lively tight
in the Yanktnn city council Monday
night resulted in the failure of the res
olUtion to pass and the city officials
and employees will not receive their sal
aries and wages until another meeting
- held
Several weeks ago the city attorney.
=. J. B. Harris. decided that the city
could not lawfully pay the expenses in
CURED by the city physician in fumi-
eating any private residence that
might be infected with a contagious
disease. According to the attorney #
the house was inhabited Icy people who
were unable to pay. the county was en-.
titled to defray the expense.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16

E. HS Es~H IL CasrG.fF 81 = Sheriff
ksr F1a- AlsIEke-

Girls EETverx- lna minstrel wlg RS
eeesI IL eEEsGE,ET 1T Shaft PeEEEEs En-
ShIZ FIIs z,Tazs sle1II1=r - EAz1 Oh =
sa,fT IzzlEifErIIsaE sE.ssI-a45 Ev . Waesv-
us1a wIulEzI aE ssL-lafT Z m1lE-EzE t1-
s51iG zs4uI-ssf dr 1sr I+EEz1lE- EasEcz L
Eny4rH- 1as II afsz-5a.sEE CsbzRSe.S E1-
gIslJtE TEfEs ses.I-FlIg aE GA En1E-
mann sv Tie WEasrr8Ea wErEil1 -sw
alIE df HI Accident E1EE occurred
while tie EsicI E.BFEsrg minstrel
sfIfEv y5a gzFr1- 4 performance n 4
1ssIE III thar city L s=ssIEgT 81 the
5sa-E eziIarseG and the wsr-.ta re-
csa-ed sevsrs injuries
Staaa last October the Wa<zrtgwu
PARTIES have paid - Fer week ~
|1zctfr Phillips Tor Mr- Bowers, board
Eat finally they became convinced
THAI they could o compel Mr. Bow
Ell 10 pay Gae mount Of the Judgment
add rather tharI continue paying his
5oard- which already had aggregated
about 800, they ordered that he be
discharged from custody.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
DEATH IN NINE EXPLOSION.
At Least Twenty-Eight Men killed in
West VfrHinia.

Charleston, w Va: AT least twenty
eight men are supposed TO have me.
death in a terrible mine explosion in
the Parall mine of the Stewart Col
leries Company near Oakhill. Thirty
nine men Were employed in the mine
and only eleven have escaped alive
At midnight six bodies had been re-
covered near the mouth Of the mine
and it is Certain that ali ether in the
mine are dead
The explosion occurred 81 I.ss
O'Clock Thursday afternoon AID wzs
caused by = pocket q gas which wxs
struck in Z fault TN the mine Ts A-
p!0ssCsa was terrific and e Is hsz<h
m11y a. tha Ek-s-s war ktEEes
outright ey IL
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
Prcachcr secks Dea,h

Chicago: Rev. Justin G. Wade. pas
tor OF the First Congregational church
OF ILL.,. who Thursday was
arrested ~ nostof!ice inspectors for
sending obscene letters through the
mails. Friday mad an unsuccessful
attempt to commit suicide. by throw
himself In front of a Northwestern
train. He vas severely hurt.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
Sioux Falls Pastor Res,ors

Regret IS manifested because Of the
OF Rev. J. Ogden Winner,
who since last summer has been pas
tor of the First Methodist church in
sioux rails. Prior to coming to Sioux
Falls he was a resident at Paterson
n. j. His resignation will take effect
April 1 e XXI The resignation ia due
to the illness OF his daughter.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
State Land offered for Sale.

The state lands board has decided tn
offer for sale section 36, township 9
north, range 8 west, in Butte County.
This section is the one which lies
within the limits Of the government
irrigation reservoir in that county.
and viii no doubt be bought in by the
government, as 1T would be useless to
anyone else.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
RESCUED FROM o

r Chascd Through New Yorh
Streets After = Shooting.
New York: A thousand men and
boys Saturday Jeered at a squad OF
policemen who. with drawn revoiyers
protected Clarence Brooks. a z
from tho crowd which threatened Ia
lynch him. The negro had been pur-
sued through one OF the city.s busies,
centers after q sensational shooting az.
fray. In which another negro was kill.
ed. Both the shooting the chase
took place in Seventh Avenue, near
Thfrty-sixth Street. Brooks Is charg.
"a with shooting william Mitchell.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
E. A. CUDAHY ON THE STAND.
Packer Tells of Having nrnn~zse,
$4,000 for khfrlapegS

Omaha Neh-t Tre prErez2aE wSc-
nssses zr cae Pat Cr4He TRIAL Fciazr
we're Edward n Cs-x5nAE- 1As zagsar.
EAzs-a Esws~e Is gifsE-9ssa With raf,Ssia1fS.
and has SIM. vEap wIss 1fts rirrsru III
Ihf kidnapping EaIlllr EsutfarW vsts
nrnss sssErriirlssG fsriafg. Mr Efufiaizy
sr-- mid N the se.a-ah 1a- mas kar.. EIss
reception 81 4 istaa- demanding 1r-
sam ann the placing N e.atNDt IN gdld
NJ the spof designated iw zfas Eis1Iay-
srx-
Three ar fuur uzras- witnesses ware
examined. their testimony collaborating
details IN M s1n-y -ss6 ~ N-4 EnE-
ahy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
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AhsaSsk2zlx EseEszl
NsE Ee-G- II EE s-zz@sz zzzsr rHs
gil of sl5ass9 -@1=z-sF r~z1seEr@ss 40
Css1Ea54a university x1z GFa - ras
RESULT q 1ho u-5F@u5Eys Gc-Eon IL
aoosisning football The money uzs
gfrea by Mrs. Marie Il wEglEsnzse-
CT &eS York City. - ezGcE 2 eaaf.
for instruction in the origin and seveG.
opment OF civilization
According to the statement g~
Williamson considers the sboIEsnuen
of football one of the greatest steps I'M
the interest of civilization thai hz
been taken in mary years.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
To FIGHT E~xtradifior.

An application Cor an extradition
warrant ny the state Of Iowa for Clar-
eaee l. Thompson has been presented
To Gov. Eirod at Pierre, and attorneys
thompson have notified the gov
erEor that they desire TO be heard be-
Tore the warrant is granted. Thomp-
son- who is in Deadwood. is charged
In Council EslufTs with the crime Of
larceny AZ bailee, on which charge an
Indictment was returned against him
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
TRIES WHOLESALE MURDER
Detroit Man Shoots His Chah and HI.
Nlfe-S Rnr-mfS

IUcttOtt Man Sllnolx HIS Clnild ana HIs
Wlfe-s Parcntk-
Detroit, Mich: John Witt. ased IS
Saturday night shot and killed ssin4-
self after killing his 4-year-oid child.
shooting his father-in-law. Augtas1
Whiting. through the stomach. amt
shooting his mother-in-iaw. Mrs
Whiting. In the shoulder.
Watt. who had been separated from
his wife, went to the Whiting home
6S7 Clarke Avenue. in the west end OF
the city, supposedly with the intention
OF killing his wife and child. But Mrs
Witt vas absent at work. Mr.. Whiting
Is In q critical condition at Grace hos.
pital.E 3
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
BATTLE IN
One Mar Killed and Others Wounded
in Fight Over Politics.

IA AS ~ I'LL ~ W oGlliNIG1l
in Fight Over Politics.
Savannah, Ga: Political partisans
of two rival local factions had a pistol
fight Friday afternoon in front OF the
city exchange. Babe Dyer was kill
ed: Frank Maggie, a bystander. was
ss:ot through the eye and is in n criti-
cal condition: Pat Kearney, a police
man, off duty at the time. was sho
through the neck. and c.. H. Dyer was
shot twice through the legs.
"Snatcher" Dyer and Thomas Hew-
lit, a private detective, are under ar
rest.
1t is not known definitely who fired
the shots by which the killed and
wounded We're struck. The shooting
was general, and about forty shots
were fired.
The battle started when the three
Dyers became involved in a row with
Plumbing Inspector Richard Mcksa-
ma, one Telling him with a billy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
To Avoid a prannsen.

Washington. D. c.: Although the
house of representatives will not take
official co~gnizance OF the wedding of
Miss Roosevelt and Mr.. Longworth on
IL. adjournment will be
ken on Friday, February l6. until
the following Monday without vow
ing the purpose. In this manner the
house will avoid establishing a pre-.
cedent.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
Woman Assai,nnt Einra.

SebastopoI: Vice Admiral ChouR-
min was wounded Friday by Z woman
who attacked him In his Office. A
sentry. who rushed to the admirai's
assistance, shot the woman dead. No
statement q been issued relative to
the extent Of Admiral Chouknin's IN
fury.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
DEPOSIT BOX EMPTY.
Widow Of tho Late DIR. simmons Elk
ISccted to Find Valuable Papers.


ncctcd to Find Valuable Papers.
Peoria, H.: The widow Of the late
DR.. Simmons opened the private safety
deposit box of the suicide Saturday
morning and found that the box,
which 1t had been expected would con
tain valuable papers, was empty with
h exception Of an unimportant bust
ness letter. A certificate OF sale for
$4,000 worth Of Mocon Cereal stock
now on deposit. an asset OF h Peo-
pies Bank. which was thought to be
In the box. was not found. and it is now
feared that the sale which DR.. Sim
mons told his friends had been made
was not bona fide. No will has beer
found. but policies for heavy insurance
thought to be carried are missing.
The failure to verify the sale OF Mo-
con stock has greatly deprecated the
assets Of h Peoples Bank. now ir
bankruptcy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16

Man Gets ~CCnsuislIip IN China. but
Nifc's Parents Won't Let her Co.

Washington, d. c., Ross R. Brat
tain of Spokane. Wash. is n young
man with cause for a grievance
against his father-in-law. Recently
he worked sufficient political pull to
get the appointment. after he had
passed 4 satisfactory examination. as
consul at Hongchow. China. with a
salary of $4,000.
The department of state has now
been informed by the young man that
1t will be impossible for MIN to accept
the appointment because his father-in-
law objects to allowing his daughter
to go to China.
Young Brattain finds himself in the
predicament of being forced to
either his wife or his Job. and
has chosen to give I'D the consuIship.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
Bnrglars Keep BUSY,

notwithstanding the recent arrest
OF Edwin Tobin. h BOY Burglar"
a. ne g become known because Of
ms tender years. the Sioux Falls police
contiue to be annoyed by the operation
parties.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
-Ronzer c1ause pe,,oraa

}. w Lindsay. of Geddes received
a from senator Kittredge
stating that the~dspartment of the in
terror has decided to eliminate the
intoxicating liquor clause from the
deeds conveying inherited Indian
lands.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
Three Childrc, Burn a Hor,.

Big Timber. Mont. Three children
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cypher. girls.
aged 1. 3 m 5 respectively.
were burne to death in their home
SIX miles south of here Tuesday night.
The parents left the children alone.
When they returned the house was in
ruins.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16

the first line IN tour
a the full force
of 900 clerks in the
mailing division was
required to WORK
last Sunday to re.
lieve the congestion
that has clogsed tho
m a C h i y. AZ
though the CLERKS.
have been workins
from ten to twelve
u a day, hun,
dreds Of bags OF
~,;I 70 left undlS-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
lydia E. l
HIS M

i His M
4 "Hhere h
Of ho1
Il can't IL
1 10 this cou1
Il But his
Ii know nov
4 cleveland
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
Poor Earn, Contractn,

The county commissioners IN ses.
sion at Yankton opened the I ~
the county poor farm contracts ana
awarded the contract to Ira McKen,,s
OF Yankton County. who agrees. FOR the
sum OF Sl.0s5 per year to furnish AZ,
and superintend the farm for 4
period OF three years,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
aai Laurence Dunbar t,,es

- 11eS.
Dayton, O.: Paul Laurence Dun.
bar, the poet Of the negro race, died
at his HON here Friday afternoon Of
consumption. For three ear he has
been seriously Ill and for a year critic
cally i'll, but he kept at his work in.
termittentiy. !.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
BRAZIL TO BE LAVISH

VIII Spend 400 .Otl4 10 EhTerTasu
Pan-American Delegates.
Washington. d c. The Brazilian
embassy in this CITY has received In
formation that the Brazilian
has voted s4Ge.e G8 for the ecepr
and entertainment of the delegates 10
the Pan-American congress which YIN
be held in Rio Janeiro next spring.
This will be the first time ina. IN
American official in as high a position
as Secretary Root has visited south
America. and the Brazilian govern
ment will show its appreciation by
several brilliant receptions.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
Contract Awarded

At q meeting of the board Of trus-
tees Of Huron college Tuesday, the
contract for the erection Of the college
building proper was awarded. ]. IN.
Nickel & Co. of st. Paul are the sue
cessful bidders.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
SSfGa TElaL ZOE NEGRO,
EssssA gG1Es-e.z End N-t1aaurs.x
A1lz. n gE.sn EsAy

halz- In Easr EaAg
BE EIiLEr NJ Il EarraE .srffg.saysr
-na gasg--D NinB WIS l--,ssrs,f m E.rErn-
ntfE-s aEisEiE Il drrt-rf@sth I..rn gfriH-zes
with Killing IE2ss T7tI-arrs III AIfszn,
EtssE1- 41H1zSepEG1.- X H. un -sr1lurr- N
vszSE giiiaassn aIn z-alg --urr-sHEw enFuyrtt.t-
ST tf uILI-tfz- M 1Tfs fi-#E 5Isr-as ErtI
sarI2aIgFssE 1T H. l~zE.tEzef zEB yzs9x
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Saalt ST. Marie. Mich: Accordinr
to an announcement at The Canadian
SOB Thursday. pig iron can be made
by electric smelling. as proved by Rov.a
crnmcnt experiments just completed,
9 $40 a ton, or So less tina he COST
OF the old method.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-16
Undcrsro,,,,,l Sh,,er.

Calumet. Mich: Three distinct
earthquake hooks were felt through
the lake copper district Thprsdav
morning. The most pronounced
quake occurred at $50 and shook
buildings considerably. i