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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
WIFE SLAYER PUT no DEATH.
an Sci,idIofski Il-ectrocnted IN Mas
sacIlusetts Penitentiary.

John SC11td1Ofak lleClr0.utcd In Mas
GacIlusetts Pcnitentlafy.
John Schidiofsld, q lithuanian Of
sErQcktpn, MASS, was electrocuted at
the state penitentiary at charlestown
Sunday mor1sing Tor the murder Of his
wife az Belmont on July - Log $3.50
On July 10. 1906, the mutiiated
body ~ Marriana schidlofski was
found on the golf links at Belmont,
i few miles 10 the west Of Bostou.
IL was known that q day or two be-
the murder the woman had
drawn the savings, amounting TO about
$500. from q bank. A search for the
:huaband developed the East that he
had bought D ticket for California. "A
description OF the fugitive was sem
out and schtdlofsd was arrested at
La Junta5S Colo, q few days later n
imrnedfateiy confessed his guilt.
SchidIofstts defense was that he
had been drinking and that the crime
was unprecedented.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
WAS PERILous TRIP.
Eastern Aeronaut Picked UP Fsar Out
as Sea,

NJ sea.
After one of the most remarkable
experiences in the history Of aerial
navigation, James *. Alien, the aero
naut who made a balloon ascension at
Providence, r.. T., on the Fourth of
July. was brought to Boston Friday
night or the fishing schooner Francis
v. Sylvia. Allen Was picked up at
sea twelve miles off Chatham at 1880
O'Clock THURSDAY morning. eighteen
ure from Providence.
Allen had a narrow escape from
death by drowning. the winds that
prevailed Wednesday having blown
his balloon a long distance from
shore. Until news of his arrival at
Boston became known 1t had been
thought that he had met death, as it
was known that at the last time he
was seen on Wednesday evening he
was travelling out to sea.
That Allen is alive IS due wholly 70
the fortunate shift of the wind. When
he saade his ascension at Providence
on "Wednesday the wind vas blowing
q brisk breeze from the southwest.
IHr heTOnaul was carried AZ MS bal-
loon in q northwesterly direction and
passed owe the town of Attleboro.
He had his balloon under perfect
control at that time and while in the
vicinity of Attleboro he descended
twice.
From Attleboro the airship travel
ed In the direction Of Rrockton, and
the vi seen of the aeronaut by OBJ
servers on shore was when he passed
over Situate early in the evening. AT
that time the balloon was headed
straight out to sea.
After Allen passed ove Massachu-
sets Bay his plight was more peril
Gus. Wednesday night he was over
P~rovincetown. At this point of the
voyage the wind shifted from south
west to northwest and from Province
town the balloon sailed down the out
err Cape Cod coast At 1880 O'Clock
the aeronaut was rescued twelve miles
OF Chatham by the fishermen OF the
Sylvia. The balloon was saved in
good condition and was brought to
Boston on the schooner. During his
night Allen covered a total distance
OF about o miles, nearly half OF
which was over the water. The point
where he wac picked up is about "a
miles from Providence.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
FAMINE HOLDS SWAY
RAINS IN RUSSIA TOO LATE no
SAVE CROPS.
Unfortunate Subjects Of h Gar Be-
come More Desperate " Famine
I-ncreases In severity, and Many Are
Killed In Conflicts.

A correspondent of the Associated
Press has just completed a tour of the
provinces of SaTnara and SaTatov,
Russia. He reports that the drought
Is finally broken, but the rains ave
come too late TO ave the crops and
help the peasants =the are AZ {. ip.t!a-
ible condition. Their cattle have either
been sold or are starving In the fieldS.
The government relief granaries
were completely emptied during last
years famine. The present agrarian
cnnnirions, which can be expected TO
grow worse, are due largely to the ne
cessity Of h peasants selling food
and forage to preseye their lives and
save from starvation The remainder of
their cattle.
These disorders nave reached the
highest pitch In the province of Vo-
ronezh, where the troops n Cos
sacks, although In considerable force,
are practically helpless and on the de-
Efenaiyc. Many peasants LAY been
killed or wounded in desperate attacks
on the military patrols and the rural
guards.
According to a telegram received
Z1tNiS lkoiSi -tihSVS RNs-~s~-tfS w. 49,
est.se CT - iii assss e q irsstas ;i..isf ffsssisssys attack
ID q cotnniissary and a posse OF rural
police. The commissary and four po-
slicemen were seriously wounded
Il another section Of the province
of Tambov a body Of peasants. armed
with pitchforks and spades, resisted a
squadron OF dragons. Because OF this
resistance the troops fired, Killing three
peasants and wounding many others.
At Kadabey, southeast of Ttfiis. q
hand TO hand fight has occurred be-
4waea Eossacixs and nm armed band of
peasants, with the result that several
men were killed on both sides. The
poor men had sent q telegram to the
lower house protesting against the
proposed distribution or land.
81 the 4 ss.f..fass enc Of the wealthy
peasans killed four n seriously
wounded several or the poorer men.
There have been grave disorders on
the estate OF the minister of agricul-
ture, Stichinsky, IN Tula province.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
WEEKS I-AT2-I-EGS
SEUs OF THE WEEK IN = CoS-
pENsED FORM.
Very Small observation-disclosures
Signcrs of Saloon Petition own re"
Feet of L.aufi-ToVSn Enioinca 'rs'''
LtcensinS-Ctner state news

A vermilIion special say 10"
much land does a man really nave !"
own before he can be legally c"ul'""
q freeholder? hi is a question
which Judge T. C.. Smith, Of
will be called upon to settle AZ "
suit of n contest th1 sa''"''
and antI-saloon eme OF Nah"'"7,
a little town in the northwestern i'atN
of Clay County.
AT the regular town election h'S
srrtnE In Waknnda the saloon eierfeht
won out by a small majority ""''
those opposed To the open saloon nav
been trying ever sine 10 secHr" SUI
means OF keeping liquor fror" o'i'l~
sold IN inc town. fn MHhHaN VI
next week, If granted licenses, S"i""''
keeprrs could open for business.
But a surprise was given the I-
lnar element Monday when sheriff
John A. Gunderson arrived in
da and served Injunction PAPERS on
the town board. forhiddtng the mem
hers 10 grant a hcense 10 any ana az
a~Dn1icants until Judge Smith c"nl''
loak into the petition which mace J.
nossihle to vote on the question "i
high license and determine Whethf'
1T was legal. 1t is argued ny Ih''S'
who are responsible for the ~iuJAncln'il
that the petition does not contain the
required number of freehoIders. II
takes Is. The petition bears the fu!i
quot Of signatures, but 1t Will De
necessary for, n court to pass on
their being land owners in the true
sense Of the law. Some of the petition
ers never owned an inch Of real eS-
tate in their lives, and probably never
would. were it not for the fact thAl
in order TO get their names /" tn P--
tition they were decided small tracts
in the town. some of them containing
only a few square feet Of earth.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
FOUR T.
Naval Reserve sstn shc.r Lives
In Lat N'"'t' "ls.

Naval Reserve N.tn - -r' tbc.f Lives
In Lr!.g N'@'tr rls.
Accor6s.1g to tuf,rrs: u from Chi-
cage, -four member oi rhp first dtyi-
sion of the Illinois - ,al reserves
were drowned hpraC s. night while
practicing rowing In Lake Michigan.
The boys drowned were out for a
rowing cruise in q "diugy," With the
exception of Of them nl! were in
experienced. and through some unex-
planned reason the boat was over
turned and all were thrown into this
water. The men drowned were
Schiepman, o'CarroIl, Schorn ard
Pines.
AT the time Of the accident there
were six men in the boat but two Of
them were rescued by the life-saving
crew.
Seaman Pines came TO Chicago
from Baltimore recently His body
was recovered shortly after the acct
dent. Search is being made for the
bodies of the other boys. but up 10 a
late hour no trace Of them had been
! found.
The accident happened near mid
night at the foot of Washington
Street. The men had beer practiciug
rowing Cor two hours in the basin
and then endeavored to fix the sails.
When engaged in this 4 squalI struck
the 'dingy," and in the excitement
that followed all Of the men with the
exception Of the coxswain being mex
~perieneed, the boat YVES overturned.
The cries IF tine men for helm were
heard on the pier and III ten minutes
the life saving crew was on the scent
Two Of the men were found clinging
to the uptuFned boat, but the others
had been drowned.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13

The sale Tuesday by Pete Saegen %
his S59-acfe Farm four miles north
east OF Watertown is an illustration
Of the advance in the price OF South
Dakota farm Land. T~wenty-three
years ago the railroad company sold
the land fer s1.25 an acre. Ten years
later the farm sole for $4,000. In
1895 it took $4,000 to buy II, aaa
when Mr.. Saegen wanted II Ia 1899
he had to pay $15. Rep. He has lived
81, ii fosar years, marketed SJ5s@G$
worth OF produce from It, and T
SAY sold the place for S1eS99
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
CHOLERA Is VERY DEADLY.
Outbreak in Philippines is Exceeding
Iy yiruient.

The cholera situation at Manila has
improved. The report at 6 o'clock
Thursday night showed nineteen new
cases since midnight. July 4. and ten
deaths, two Americans-Robert LIMO
hertz and - Hart. To date only
five Americans have been seized with
the disease. Thus far the cholera has
not appeared in the American section
of the city. The authorities believe
they have the situation under control,
The var department at Washing
ton, ID. c., decided Thursday that
there is a virulent outbreak Of chol-
era in Manila. The week ending July
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
FYRE OF OLE sTEAMER.
OGaccits Save Ship by Hcaying FIam
ing Drums Oyeb0nrd.

tHEH - ~
Ing Drums Oyeboard.
singapore adyices say that the
British oil steamer Ipdrani, Capt.
Williams, from New York TO shang-
hal with 500 drums Of naphtha and
So, 900 cases o. oil on board, caught
IRE sunday afternoon just east OF
that harbor. Manydrunas were thrown
overheard and the fire was eventually
put out. The Lildrani continued her
voyage. The fire began by the BURST
ing of one of the uaphtha drums.
Flaming naphlha flowed across the
deck, and the other drums caught fire
almost Immediately.
The Chinese crew, refusing to assist
In the work Of throwing the burning
drums overheard, Glnmbered into
lighters. The captain and officers Of
the Indrant beaved the flaming drums
into the sea and managed to save the
ship.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Fatal Automobile Accident.

One mar was killed and three in
jured In an automobile accident in st.
Louis County, Mo-, Thursday night.
Alfred Burton a merchant, died
shortly after the accident. John Sweet
had his left leg broken and two men
whose names are not known werf
bruised.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
PASSING OF A LANDMARKS"
Famous Ferryboat jim Leighton On
Of ser1.Ene III Pierre.

Famous Ferryboat Jim Leighton oul
of Service at Pierre.
One of the old land marks OF lht
river has gone out OF commission al
least temporarily, in h laying NJ OF
the railroad ferryboat Jim leighton.
This boat been for much o. lhr
time since 1880 ths only means o.
crossing the Missouri at Pierre. n
was put on the river for n purpose
Of crossing the cid Black Hills stages
and freight ontdts. For many years
the captain of the boat was h r
Horn, who Y among the well Known
old Missouri River pilots. and he han-
died the boat almost to h time III
his death, about five years ago TIL
old boat viii be remembered by ali
travellers on the Black Hills trail II
the early DAYS.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
East Train Jun,Ds Track.

A westbound Boston. Cleveland and
st. Louis limited on the Lake Shore
railreaS jumped the track while rum
ming at fifty miles an hour just east
Of Cleveland, O., Tuesday. James Sui
liyap, a tramp, was fatally injured.
None of the passengers was hurt.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
NO JAIL FOR THEM.
yioIators OF the ElISins Law Can Only
Be Fined.

#H.
Judge Holt, OF h federal cour1 at
New FORK, Friday handed down an
opinion the effect Of which is to dis
miss the indictments against Nathan
Guilford, vice president; &. Pofneroy,
traffic manager Of the New York Gem
trail Railroad; S. Boodloe Edgar and
Edwin Earle, sugar merchants of De-
troit, charging conspiracy to violate
the Elkins rebating act punishable by
Imprisonment.
The court, however. holds the IN
dictments against the New York Gem
trail road, Guilford and Pomeroy,
found under the Elkins act, are good
andd sustaiiI1s them SO far as they are
punishable by a fine.
The court holds congress did not i'm
tend violations OF the Elkins law to be
punishable by Imprisonment,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Taught Japs How to Fight.

Maj, Gen. Nickel, formerly profess
or o. military tactics In Japan, died
at Berlin Friday. He went to Japan
In 1885, reorganized the japanese
army and wrote q noted book on tac-
ties. Field Marshal oyama, after the
battle OF Mukdep, telegraphed Ten
Nickel ascribing the formers success
to Meckel's instruction.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
BI1 REEF or INDIANS,
Reservation Reds GctfinC tn Re tsrca'
Cattle Raiser.

Cattle iSaf~CT>.
4 Deaawood special saws The ~
dams on the reservation are getting L"
be great car;iy raisorS an" In' &7"-
IS buying Il large . &"
its hecI from Them
Al rhr clos, nr the fiscal wear end
ing lunr 80. 1906. the government
had purchased from thr Indians for
that wear ahou; ! ""o.ont pounds OF
beef and viii havr bought from con
tractors anotner million. Il Is the in
rention to change 1hr T~roportio" IN
III. coming vaas. huytng 800 90"
mounds from thu Indians and the re
rainder from tht contractors IhN
Indians are nav getting about : cents
fnr their beet which y Il TaiSc ~
abaa1 ." cents q hundred above the
nrtc. of last wear.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13

Thieves stole q gold watch from
Lula Hall who IS e1opioyed 1t the
Clyde Duncan restaurant II Miller
There is I'D eje1 70 1he r0bber. An
attempt To D-eaI into n home Of
6fs. SEadtie D@Hi@- al Miller during
rae night sraS frustrated by the lady
walking ard eating 10 Eer son vino
ssep& ~8Dsta8rs, Ehe keeps a re9tsur-
AIT ara Sas supDo&e1 b. ths roDber1
30 easFy na&E@Y home II the clase Of
$50
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
st. Gandens Able 10 Work.

Augustus ST. Gandens, the sculptor,
who IL at his summer home at Cor
nish, N. Y, and who has been in i'll
health for some time past, was busiiy
at work when see Friday, 1T was
denied he had undergone an OPP
GRAFTON for the removal Of a m
GUS growth.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Charged With Assault.

Something of q sensation has been
caused by the arrest of Clark Hollen-
beck. a well KnowH % -
mar County, on h charge Of assault
with a deadly weapon. The prisoner
is alleged to haye attacked Wm, Ca
sey, q Kennebec business man, whem
he struck on the head with q ian
gerous weapon, Hollenbeck gave
vail for his appearance IN court
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Ship Carries Big Bank Roll.

The government transport Sheridan.
Capt. Peabody, which sailed from San
Francisco for Manila, is carrying a
great fortune In silver currency Tor
the Philippines. Guarded by Lieut..
Tarlton and thirty picked men of the
First infantry, is a bank roll valued
at Sill, 900, 900, and all in paper
money.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Militia Movements.

The ad3gtant general OF the South
Dakota National Guard has issued a
communication ordering the Black
Hills battalion to assemble at Water
town Aug. ID, After q three days
stay at Watertown they win proceed
With the entire South Daknf I'd
to Fort Riley, Kan. where they will
camp for two weeks,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
TWO BOYS TORN TO PIECES.
Black Hills Lads Undertook to teic
brate with Dynamite

brate with Dynamite.
The torn and mangied bodies OF
peter Rarrf and Peter Reano We're
founa Thursday morning on Bald
Mountain.
Tfey had been missing since the
night of the Sd. With several other
BOYS they Kent up on the mountain
to put off dynamite in honor of the
Fourth before midnight The others
returned home, leaving RaTri and
Reauo to put off the last shot. They
failed to get away soon enough. Their
bodies were scattered over a distance
Of 100 yards and their clothing a
hee. torn. from their bodies and
caught upon bushes and branches Of
trees.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Notes of the National c,,,t.,

Notes OF the National Capital.
Congress passed many laws of benefit
10 nation and made record for words.
Secretary Root turned down reformer.
in waking appointment of consul general
to Congo Free State.
Senator Tillman charges Standard Oh
influence in changing common carrier
clause in rate bill.
President Roosevelt. wants everybody in
the United States to understand that thu
food at the White House is plain but
wholesome, nothing more. He read in a
Washington paper a story about the elab-
crate menus declared to be in order threa
times a day at the White House. Straight.
way he sent for a reporter of this paper
and made a strong denial that he and hi.
family had anything to eat so much bet
ter than the average American family,
why, for lunch,' he declared, 81 some
times have only a bowl of milk and :
hunk of bread and the children get cold
roast beef
Senate committee on the judiciary re-
ports that the Constitution does not per
NIT federal regulation of insurance.
The Senate has passed the House bill
authorizing the city of st. Louis to con.
struct a bridge across the Mississippi
river.
Government has a scheme to ~irrigats
5000 acres of arid land in southwestern
Kansas by a series of puups operated BY
electricity.
Review of the work of Congress shows
a remarkable series of victories for Presi.
dent. Roosevelt. The Republicans are en-
rcoted to make the reform legislation ons
of the features of the fall campaign.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Atfncks an Trmst.

Prosecutor David, of Hancock
County, o.. filed information Thurs
day In Ii probate court against the
standard Oil Company and John ID.
Rockefeller, alleging that In 1882
Rockefeller combined individual part
nerships and corporations into the
standard Oil Company. in violation OF
the antitrust law.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
wisconsin Bribery Case.

OF State Honser, charged with having
attempted to bride Insurance Com
missioner Host, In 1908, In connection
with the Equitable Life Insurance
Company's case, began at Madison.
Wis, Friday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
YOUTHFUL ELopERs ARRESTED
Girls Father VIII Yield to Cupid
When Thev Get Home.

When They Get Home.
Lew Hardy and Tire Ellis. 90 Sioux
Falls, aged II and Is years respective
y, after staying cTer night in a pri-
vate house in Elk Point ere arrested
at Verrnillion by order of the girls
father in Sioux Falls. The young
couple had eloped from their home
there.
The girls father said ia his message
thai If N la pair would conne
back to Sioux Falls that they could
be married with ais consent
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Hit ON Head by Bomb: win Die.

At Button, Ind, Mrs. William Sny-
der, aged 35 years. while witnessing
a display of fireworks Wedaesaa.
night, was hit on the top of the head
by an u~nexploded aerial bomb, weigh
ing three pounds. Her skull was frac-
tured and the accident Will result in
danfb ---- ---.---- 49,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
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~unce Of a deadlock in the con-
ference on the meat inspection provision
Of the agricultural appropriation bill was
made in the Senate Wednesday,. Senator
Bailey made a long reply to the recent
attack upon him in the Cosmopolitan
Magazine, and Senator Warren spoke in
D of his resolution relative to the
live stock industry. The naturalization
bill was passed, but Senator La Toilette
was unable to secure a vote on his bill
limiting the hours Of service on railroad
trains. An almost complete report on the
sundry civil bill was accepted. In execu-
tive session it was agreed that the Al.
geciras treaty in relation to Moroccan at.
fairs shall be brought to a vote Dec. II,
at the next session of Congress, the latest
date on which action could be had if the
| United States is IS participate in the con.
y~ention. The general deficiency bill, the
last of the big money measures, was pass
ed in the House, about 100000 being
added to the measure as reported from
committee. The amendment legal!zing the
| collection of duties in the Philippines be-
tween the date of the peace treaty and
March. 1902. which was cut out Of the
bill on a point of order Tuesday, was re-
stored under a special rule. The Senate
bill providing for a lock canal at Panama
was passed. The conference sought by
the Senate on the bill creating a United
States District Court for China was
agreed to, and Messrs. Perkins, DENLY and
: howard were named as conferees.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Explosion Causes Panic.

A premature explosion Of a guam
tity of fireworks in from OF tho
Casino at Excelsior, MINI, Wednes-
day night caused q panic among the
5000 people gathered to witness the
display. Three persons were serious
ly injured.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13

Jpfgs t0flAE III CAREY. who has
ftr ttte paat tsReivt. yenFa liold the 20.
5itt1a ~ circuit Judge for the big
fsteth Circuit completed his term
1lun 80 aad has formed Il law part
farsf'ir With 4. +. Stephens. atatn.a
~tfteffey tpf Hughes County. under
tho fitni am of Garfey II stephcns,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Turkish Troors RepuIsed.

Constantinople advices say a
Turkish attempt to seize more terri
tory IN the Persian frontier has been
cheekmated by the governor of Jush-
kar, who repulsed an invading force
Of AGO mounted Arab regulars with
q considerable ius5 TO the raiders.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Man Ki.lcd hy t..eNatar.

The body of George Har Wtt9d, ans
gineer 1T the smsad H1tGi, at teead,
was found IN the elevator shaft fri
day morning, His head had been
caught III ono ~ tbe Rhenia afrd vas
crushed 10 4 pulp. Tire suHpgEitiou
Is that he erawEed inte the SHAFT ~
adjust the machinery
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
Two KIiied in wreck.

Two stockmen were killed and two
seriously injured in a freight collision
on the Rock island railroad near Ma
pie, Kan, Thursday morning The
dead and injured are from Indian
TERRITORY.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
FOURTH OF JULY TRAGEDY.
Quarrel Over Cards Results L; Murder
at EveIeth, MINI.

At Eveleth, Mimi, the celebration
Of the Fourth of July @as saarred by
a tragedy. The whole population
Joined in pursuit of h murderer,
leaving their fireworks behind. An
gelo Gieneralio, an Italian, killed Pa
silo Romano and dangerously wound
ed Rupice Glenke, both Italians, and
escaped, after being chased through
the woods severa miles by angry citi-
zens. The tragedy was the result e
a quarrel over a game Of cards. The
search az yet is without result.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
New TeIepl,nne Company.

Articles Of incorporation have been
filed for the SHnrose Telephone Gafftt
pany To be located IN Hartford Town
ship, Minnehaha County, with q Cap
ital Of 5000. I-nearparators: john
n Frsderickson, William ! Fegney
snd Clarence Rornaan, all ~ Hartford
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-13
New Elevator COMPANY.

A farmers elevator company has
purchased the elevator heretofore
conducted by the Western Elevator
Company at Henry, codingtop Goun-
~, and will at once engage In the paF-
chase and handling ~ grain.