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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-09-14

briefs and memoranda made by Pres
ident James K. Polk. for his law part
ner in Columbia, Hon. James H. Thorn
as. Confederate pay roll of Co. c..
Capt C. C. Harris. 4Sth Tenn. Infan-
try. 1854.
Mr.. A. F. Brown deposited with the
Society: Parchment commission as
First Lieutenant to Calvin Morgan Of
Virginia, signed by President John Ad-
ans. April II, 1893. Original orders to
Lieut.. Calvin Morgan, 1899. Parchment
diploma, University of Tennessee.
1S4S. Diploma Columbia Female In
stitute, 1S47
From Mr.. William S. Fleming: One
share of the capital stock OF the Co
lumbia Street Railway, 1888.
From Miss Alice Wilson: Many
newspaper clippings about local mill
tary operations in 1864.
Mr.. Cave Johnson: Charter of Hick-
man county. History of the Church
in Scotland. Review of the Noted Re
viyals In Kentucky about one hundred
years ago, pamphlet. Benefits Arith-
metic, 1910, with autograph of Capt,
John Gordon and other pioneers. No.
tees In Bankruptcy, Aberdeen, Miss,
1912. Lease of land on Natchez Trace,
1909. II. +. i.i..-l s..~r -,.ns-@
From DR.. James NJ. Patterson, of
Marshall county: Beers Carolinas and
Georgia Almanac for 1928.
DR. James NJ Patterson deposited
with the Society: SCOTS edition of
the Laws of Tennessee and North Car
olina from IT'S to 1920; 1 large vol
umn.
From Mr.. Thos. H. Williams: Mutt
lated file of the "Maury Intelligencer,"
1S4S-9.
From Hugh D. Merrill: A jewel
found under the body of Gen. p. R.
Clebourne on the battle field of Frank
lin.
From Mr.. John Trotwood Moore:
Eight large photographs of the in
at Fort Donaldson, TAX
en- July. 1906.
Hon. Lem P. Padgett has deposited
with the Society the complete official
Records of the War of the Rebellion,
with aliases Of the battlefields, forts,
ETC., about $50 volumes, which ne had
specially bound.
From Robert H. Guest: Acts of
1865.
From Mrs. Octavia Zollicoffer Bond:
The genealogy of Gen. Felix X. FOL
icoffer, from the year 1872.
The paper for the evening was part
Of the records of Zion church. Mr..
Sam M. Stephenson, OF Zion, read the
quaint old record of the removal of
his congregation from South Carolina
and establishing their home in the
here, their hardships and
he building of their first house--a
house of worship. Interesting remarks
we're interspersed by Mr.. VIM w.
Mr.. Wilson B. Dobbins
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Don't use harsh physics. The reac-
ton weakens the bowels. leads to
chronic constipation Get Doan's Reg
ulets. They operate easily, tone the
stomach, cure constipation.
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State Fund

BY amount paid Comptroller State Tax..............
By amount Errors and Insolvencies ...............
By amount Delinquent Land Sales ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BY amount Commissions to Trustee ..............
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Once Was Enough For Him.
The assiduity with which Judge
Parker devotes himself to law these
days is worthy of all admiration
Pittsburg Dispatch.
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County Fund

BY amount Warrants paid County Judge. ...........
BY amount Errors and Insovencies 1902 1908 1904 1906
By amount Delinquent Land Sales 1902 1sOs 1904 1905
By amount Commissions allowed Trustee. .........
September f-By Balance. ............,.,........
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To amount received of CRANBERRY ExTrustee
To amount Tax Aggregate 1902 1903, 1904 and 1905
To amount Supplement Taxes 1902 19OS 1904 and 1905
To amount Revenue received Of County Judge. go.
To amount Revenue received from other
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10 amount received of CRANBERRY, Ex'Trustee.
To amount Tax Aggregate 1902. 1903, 1904 and 1906
To amount Supplement Taxes 1902 1903, 1904, 1905
To amount Sinking Fund Accounts transferred. .....
To amount County Revenue Accounts transferred
To amount Revenue Received from other sources 49,.
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10 amount received of Cranberry, Ex-Trustee.
10 amount Tax Aggregates 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905
10 amounts Supplement Taxes 1902 1903 1904 1905.
10 amount Revenues received from County Judge.
TO amount Revenue received from State
10 amount Revenue received from other sources.
10 amount Interest Delinquents, (State)
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To Tar Aggregates 1902, 1903 1904 and 1906. ...
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70 interest and Penalties Delinquent Taxes.
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Highway Fund

BY amount Warrants paid County Judge. ...........
By amount Errors and Insolvencies ...............
By amount Delinquent Land Observation-Disclosures.
BY amount Commissions allowed Trustee ........
September by Balance Observation-Disclosures.
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To amount received of CRANBERRY Ex-Trustee.. :.
To amount Tax Aggregate 1902, 1903 1904 and 1905.
To amount Supplement Taxes 1902 1908 1904 and 1905
To amount Revenue received from State.
To amount Revenue received from County Judge. 49,.
To amount Revenue received from other sources.
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To amount received of Granbery, ExTrustee
To amount Tax Aggregates 1902 1908, 1904. 1905.
To amount Supplement Taxes 1902, 1903 1904 1906
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To amount received of CRANBERRY, Ex-Trustee
To amount Tax Aggregate 1902, 1908, 1904 1905.
To amount Supplement Taxes 1902 1903 1904, 1905
To amount Revenue received of County Judge.
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BY amount Warrants paid County Judge ....
BY amount Errors and Insolvencies (Realty)
BY amount Erroneous and Insolvent Polls .........
BY amount Delinquent Land Sales .................
BY amount Commissions allowed Trustee ..1
September by Balance. Observation-Disclosures
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Sinking Fund

BY amount transferred to County Account. ........
BY Errors and Insolvencies. ...............
BY amount Delinquent Land Sales. Observation-Disclosures.
BY amount Commissions allowed Trustee ...........
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10 amount received Of Granbery Ex-Trustee.
10 amount Revenue received of County Judge. .....
10 amount Revenue received from other sources.
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BY amounts transferred to County Recount
BY amount Commissions allowed Trustee. ........
September by Balance. Observation-Disclosures.
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Special Highway

BY amount Warrants paid County Judge e
BY amount Errors and Insolyencies. ..............
BY amount Delinquent Land Sales. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BY amount Commissions allowed Trustee ............
September by Balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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School Fund

1888 81
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1912 II
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1912 s7I
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Bridge Fund

BY amount Warrants and Interest paid County Judge
By amount Errors and Insolvencies ..............
by amount Delinquent Land Sales ..................
BY amount Commissions allowed Trustee. ...........
September by Balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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To amount Tax Aggregate 1902 1903 1904 1905. ].
To amount Supplement- Taxes 1903, 1904 1905
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Recapitulati0n

lBy amount paid Comptroller State Tax. ............
by amount Warrants paid County Judge .......-...
BY amount Errors Insolvences 1902 19O3 1904 19(
by amount Delinquent Land Sales Observation-Disclosures.
by amount Erroneous and Insolvent Polls
by amount Commissions allowed Trustee ...........
September by Balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
Riverside


AS spring did not put in its appear
ance on schedule time, we imagine
the poor lamb missed the train and
had to wait for the next section.
Olaf Lorenson was a Queen City
visitor last week,
George ByerS left for his ranch last
week with a big bunch Of young cat
tie.
John Lee and Sander Bryniulson
and ladies visited with the Kruger
family near KlOndike Sunday.
Olaf Lorenson and Tom Belly cal
led OH lady friends Sunday. All right
boys, we won't tell again.
Carrie BrynjulSon and Cora Hotter
are back to College for the spring
term with rooms at the residence of
Prof. Lawrence.
Otto Olson and sister, Ida, of High
land Center, were visitors at the
returned recently from BrOOkingS.
after taking a course at the College
there.
Mark Hunter has rented Il farm
near the old Dixon place and has been
busy for some time hauling his per-
sonal property over to his new lOca-
tiOn. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Hunter will remain on the Geh0n
farm where they have resided for the
last two years.
Lars Hotter Of Platte, came up Fri
day evening from Akron where he
had been to negotiate for a quarter of
land adjoining his western homestead.
The Charles Mix county pioneer met
a number Of old friends in Canton
and spent a couple of days with his
brothers here. Mr.. Hotter says the
western boom is being overdone and
that land is selling at highly inflated
prices. When the balloon cracks the
soaring Spectator will bump his head
on terra tirma.
Last Monday morning Bob Harris
issued forth from his home at Beloit,
headed for the hills and woodlands
surrounding Olaf Anderson on the
o. p. Bakken farm. He rode in a
horseless carriage and his dynamo
was Charley Webb's mules. When
half way out he beheld Martin Hotter
mounted on a fiery western steed and
tearing through space in pursuit of a
young razor-back which had evidently
run away from home. stCertainlv,''
thought Bob, "a fellow needn't get
lonesome in this neck o. the woods"
and he gave his ''auto" another
twitch at the lever which made the
q. s. mail carrier hustle to keep
ahead, and the Riverside school
ma'am wondered why she had taken
a livery conveyance that morning.
G.. w. Marston was a caller in this
locality last week.
E. M. Boyce, one of our retired
farmers, is a frequent visitor at the
old farm helping his son Earl get
things ready for the rush of spring
work when the season opens.
The ladies' aid society meets mex,
wednesday, April IL, with Mrs. Joh1
Lee.
Engebret Hotter is home from TIN
: reservation.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06

denning had as her guests, e sister
Mrs. Harry Eastcott and Mrs. &. H.
MOultOn Of Canton and Mr.. and MIS-.
j. i. Serr and son Robert or Maroon
Hans Urdahl of Madison, S. D., ar
rived here Saturday noon Tor a SNORT
visit with his cousins, John Crdahl'
and the Lukken brothers.. Mr. Ur,,
dahl is an attorney at Madison ana
reports everything in apple pie order
in Lake county.
/ Miss Maggie johnson has gone over
to Niborg to visit relatives for a Few
weeks. and Miss Gertrude GOrder Is
taking her place at the Commerclal
Hotel during absence.
viii Anderson. Big Boots" of
FairVicW, was an over Sunday VISITOR
at the home of his bruther-in-law, j.
NJ. Montgomery.
Fred Madden, Mr.. klingler's under
study, has accepted the Agency or
the Shipman Bros. Rock Rapids
Laundry, and all work left him at the
barber shop, will receive his careful
attention.
Miss TreSSie Her>ig Of Canton came
up o WOrthing to visit heraunt Mrs.
Johnson ana dU the llOIlt ol Iltl SioICi
Mrs. Tom Davies.
Tuesday afternoon Will Jones load
ed a a of household and farming
implements and shipped them to
Bryant. $. ID. Mr.. Jones expects to
move his family to Willow Lake. in
the near future and there make his
home for the future.
O. NJ. IverSOn and family OF llud-
son. came up Saturday and Sundayed
with his brother John NJ. and family.
Jake Jackson was a passenger to
the Hub Tuesday noon.
Jonas Johnson returned this We'd
nesday morning from Il trip to Harris
burg and LennOX in the interest or
his lighting plant.
Duck hunting has been quite good
for the past week, and last SUNDAY
the guests of the Commercial Hotel
were treated to a duck dinner. and
Yves Bryant, n Of the best luck
shots in town was the donor OF the
ducks. Thanks Yves, shoot again.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06

On Sunday evening, April l,.l9O6, at
s O'Clock, Nina Steensland peacefully
passed away at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Steensland
in Highland township, after suffering
for a period of nearly two years from
consumption, although she was only
confined to the bed since the latter
part Of January.
Nina Steensland was born in High
land township on July ;, 1879, n
would have been ~ years Old next
July.
She had a host of friends who loved
her for her sweet and gentle dispose
tiOn and none were more welcome IN
society events than this beloved
daughter.
She was one of the most popular
school teachers in this county, as well
as in Union county where she taught
several terms, having taught school
for nine years. commencing when lS
years Of age. She was finely educated
and her education began in the home
school and was completed in Angus
tana College and the State University,
her ambition being to stand at the
head Of her profession. Her lifewOrk is
ended and that cheerful voice and
sunny disposition is lost to those who
loved her best. She has gone to a
better world, leaving father, mother,
five brothers and a married sister,
Mrs. Ole Twedt. to mourn the death
OF a well beloved daughter and sister.
The funeral took place from n
Lutheran church at Moe, "Wednesday
at 2 o'clock, Rev. S. j. Nummedal
o~fiiciating. The casket was hand
s0mely adorned with white silk rib
fnauc IN Wftirh WAC nTintpH. 'MiHa
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06


Mrs. Oscar Lee was at Sioux Falls
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. III. Cassill went over to Hull
Wednesday for brief visit.
Miss Vera Lewis returned Wednes-
day from n visit ut lnWood.
Wilbur Hecker went over to Rock
Valley Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Shipley were
Sioux Falls visitors "Wednesday.
Duane Kidder returned to Parker
Wednesday after a brief visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kinsley.
Mrs. Thornton has been enjoying q
pleasant two months visit from her
aunt Mrs. sGiddings OF Emmetsbulg
who returned home Wednesday.
Hon. Knut johnson, an eminent
lecturer, will deliver an address IN
the court house Friday evening OF
this week on temperance. Everybody
invited to hear him.
The New Bakery will supply you
with the finest Pumkin Pies, Leave
your orders and you will be sup
piled with fresh pies.
Miss Lillian Cloud celebrated her
10th birthday Wednesday evening,
and about forty young ladies and
gentlemen were present to assist IN
lent OF a beautiful ring and souvenir
spoon from her young friends. Ele-
CANT refreshments were served n q
very pleasant event ended at mid
night.
Jerry Reamer and John Miner were
In town Tuesday and they smiled
with cOntentment as they pulledthelI
heavy coats around them and asked
for q political forecast. We told them
the machine was squeaking.
Colonel Lyman Of Hiawatha, Kan,
= IS | III the city, and will remain fol
several months. He Is interested ~
Hettinger county real estate, and vii
accompany u. b. SlOsson to Nortf
Dakota soon.
The genial and ever happy Robert
Buchanan was in town Tuesday anC
was 4 welcome caller at this office
where he kindly left the s.needfup' fol
4 renewal subscription. Mr.. Bnchan
an says Springdale welcomes spring
with d glad welcome, and the farmer
are happy.
Rev. A.sC. Shepherd met a few o.
his friends at the depot Tuesday
while on his way home from Madison
to Vermillion. He is looking fine and
wants To be remembered TO all hi
Canton friends. Matters in connec
tionN Will the coming assembly were
discussed.
Editor j. "A. Ross Of the Sioux Falls
Critic, was IN Canton last Saturday
and attended the Farmers Union
meeting. He met with q hearty re.
c~eptionswlien he read q preamble and
resolutions setting forth the trickery
III the Capital Commission on the
0uesti0ng 0f stone for the Capital
bedding. He ii making life miser-
|able for GOV. Elrod and the coiispira-
tom NO sDngllt Ia have the C2pital
Dsulit1lnf9l built of tile rotten Indian
Gndstone. His resolutions we're
dfxsft{g
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
A good horse for sale. Inquire of
40 j. ID. CLOUD.

Miss Matte Hotter was a Rock
Valley visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Mortenson of Gayville is the
guest of Mrs. Ed Shufelt.
Mrs. Laura Farley returned We'd
nesday from Garretson.
The county assessors met with the
county commissioners Tuesday.
The NJ. E. church ladies will, give d
State supper at Banquet Hall April 23
The old officers of the building and
loan association were all reelected
Tuesday evening.
w. E. Rosecrans has purchased the
handsome Theodore Thompson resi-
dence On Lincoln avenue.
F.. A. f. Goodroad has returned
from Hyde county where he sold
several quarter sections.
Miss Jessie Hoffman OF Elk Point
returned home Tuesday after her
visit with Miss Mary Cooper.
Mrs. Carpenter and daughter re-
turned to Rochester, N. Y. after
spending some months in Canton.
Miss Sophia Peterson, sister of Mrs.
Sam ThOrSOE, returned to Chicago
this week after an extended visit.
Will VanHatten of Sioux City,
came up Tuesday and is the guest OF
the Thompson and SchOenauer fam
lilies.
Mrs. A. w. Tucker, Mrs. II. II. De-
Long and Miss LYDIA Spicer were
Sioux Falls visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Jim Bray vent to Hawarden
Tuesday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Baysore before returning to Sioux
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Flanagan went
to Sioux Falls Tuesday and Mr.. Elan
egan goes on to North Dakota to look
after his claim.
Miss Pearl Hecker celebrated her
18th birthday Tuesday. Her room
mates giving her a surprise at her
home with refreshments and an en-
Joyable time was spent, all wishing
her many happy returns of the day.
The Leader acknowledges with
pleasure the wedding announcement
of Orrin A. Carpenter and Mrs. Hen
rietta L.. Getchell, and the happy
event took place at Sioux Falls on
March %. The bride and groom are
away on a wedding trip and will be
at home in Sioux Falls after April Is,
at 127 Minnesota Avenue South. The
Leader extends hearty congratulate
tions.
George B. Turner, father of DR.. J.
r. Turner, assistant superintendent
OF the Indian Asylum, died here on
Sunday, April /, while on a visit to
his son. DR.. Turner had recently
brought his father to Canton from
Butler, Pa, hoping a change of eli
mate would do him coed, but it was
not to be so, as consumption had laid
a heavy hand upon the gentleman be-
fore he started west. DR.. Turner
started for Pennsylvania Monday in
charge of the remains OF his father.
and would meet a brother at Sioux
City, who would join him on the sad
journey. Another brother in West
Virginia would be at Butler when the
body arrived. and together with a de-
voted wife and n daughter, would
be the chief mournerS at the funeral
DR.. Turner has the sincere sympathy
of our people in his SORROW.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
Death of Henry solem.

Henry Solem, one Of the bright.
promising young men of Highland
quietly passed away on Sat
urday evening, March 81, 1906, at
ll:30, at the family home in the
southwest corner of the township.
Henry was born in Norway and came
to this country with his parents when
a babe, and was 26 years Of age when
death relieved him from suffering.
A father, mother, three brothers and
two sisters mourn the loss of a deyot-
son and brother. The funeral was
held at the Romsdal church in Nor
way township Tuesday. There was a
brief service at the home before the
casket was removed to the church.
where the final service was held by
Rev. G. o. Mona. Interment was in
the cemetery alongside the church.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
Lenten Supper.

At the home of Mrs. Ole Satrum,
Tuesday April 10, the Ladies Aid
Society of the Lutheran church will
give Il fifteen cent Len1rn supper, be.
ginning at 1870 o'clock. All are iRytt-
ni
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
Horses and Mules For Sale.

35 head of horses and mules will be
sold at auction in Canton on Satur-
day, April !, sale commencing at mt
o'clock sharp. 20 mules from ; to )
years old, and the balance q fine lot
of horses and mares, and Il span Of
PAGERS. The usual terms of sale.
Erickson & Mischiner. owners Col.
Nighbert and j. Mischiner, auction
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
Card OF Thanks.

We desire to sincerely thank all
who so generously extended their help
and care during the sickness OF u
daughter and at the funeral.
"a II. and Mrs. y.I. S~teensland and
family.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
Thanks.

AS we have quit business in Canton
wish to express u Thanks TO all
those kind friends we have made as
or otherwise while in the
city.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
For Rent.

Eight room house with s acres Of
land for rent. Apply to
G. b. KENNEDY.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
Card Of Thanks5

We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
assistance during the sickness and at
the funeral of our son.
! Mr.. and Mrs. B. Solem and family.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
Notice.

Parties knowing themselves indebt-
Geo. L. Nelson will please call at the
Farmers State Bank and pay same.
40-4. GEO. L. NELSON.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
German Millet Seed.

Reclaimed, so cents a bushel. Al
farm half a mile north OF town.
AIS. VIM. III. MILLER. JR.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06
Notice.

Any of our trade checks can be used
at SOgn & Sons store.
We have also arranged with the
Farmers State bank to receive what
is due us from those knowing them
selves to be indebted to Upland Bros
Kindly call and pay. Yours Truly,
Upland Bros, by O.. II. Opland.
Can you play a piano? If not a
chance to get a $500. 90 piano free at
Jones Brothers,
Fowler Building, Main st.
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MI. and Mrs. Fred Hurley Sunday
ed at the %paternal home in LennoX.

Miss Nina Winger came down from
Lennox last Friday and is busily en-
gagged in preparing the Ecaness-Wing-
er Millinery Emporium for the Grand
opening next Saturday, April It'll.
Last Thursday, Mrs. Prof. Glen
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AS spring did not put in its appear
ance on schedule time, we imagine
the poor lamb missed the train and
had to wait for the next section.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-06

denning had as her guests, her sister
Mrs. Harry EaStcott and Mrs. {, t..
Moulton Of Canton and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. =. Serr and son Robert of Marion.