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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
= saooTfHos 50 Sioux Ffhfs.
family ~tprtarrel WY Result IN =
Trn9nNE.

4 &io,rx Fails dispatch zay% -
fine result Of a family row. foe H. T79
Fnr. sald to be q former resident ~
sfnrrx cry, lies in fine city hospital
wpth ? sut1sa6r ~ounA which h'7Y
prove fataF. and AIrh"nso J"n"s, rhA
man who dfd tTa 7hootirg, is a prison
tr in The county Jail.
Tne farfFIfes FtvH together In = SEC
fftn Of tne city Known as Ga}ns1rtfE
Jones ana his wife aIesr that Mt nooh
Taylor forced his way int" their part
Of the rouse ana hs"d violent and
threatening language toward 3or"s.
tFhA fatfh- sktttr~1 . antferr Favihr
8ared him t. sarat. when ,Jn0er fafs-
cd the gtuft ana ft"a. The c"1r&H
struck Tayf6t in tHr right side, inhftt-
ing Il dangerous wound.
when Deputy Sheriff Peterson vert
t6 the house 10 arrest Jones Mrs.
faflas threatened to shoot him but
hsfsetf ara husband were dverp6w-
sred ana the LITTER Is now IN JAIL
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
NEGRO COLONY.
t,iry.. and Missouri Colafe,I People 10
SS,t,s III s,l,s CStinty.

several representative negroes from
Missouri have came IA ana gone 10 the
Biaif taheh III suiiy county TO io6k
6ver that seetion as q location fer a
c5ibrea tbtbny. Btair himself Il sac-
Gessfti catered FARMER has been III
correspondence With men of hts race
III tdtva and Missouri for the past year,
ana hopes t5 establish a permanent
c6i6ny 81 Ms people in western s0tiy.
fhe eiass 81 people he has been
iooffne f8f Is men With enough sapi-
Val 10 purchase afd eaHip farms and
start ga 4 prosperous basis. and he
thinks the ifdteatioi>s are facorabie
shr stttcess iii seeMrihe sMch a cSlony.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

An arrest Oil tfe charge 81 itie3ai
VOTING Has resulted from the recent
mhnicinai election al HUDSON tin-
COIN County fha party arrested is
fred WittWer. the complaint iii the
casa having Been made by LYNN Fitch.
4 eitizsn. WHO charges that the de-
feaaaht MAD voted at faMafden, ia,
ih 1914, ara HAD not since regasnea
hia fesidahee at ffhdsofG As the result
81 his nreiirnfnafy EXAMINATION before
ahaga Cabia Of Hudson. Mitt@af was
heia faY appearances AT the next terr,
VI state circuit court.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
SLOWED UP "PoCKEfBooK
FARMER Receivers $40 Lost III Field b
1D,r AS1.

Benjamin. I6ers, ii farmer living in
ftifief County. While engaged III
ul6Wife iii Bne IF his fields q year
aso i6st IL b6ekeibook containing
tie suti II ssta iii cash A careful
search Wits made, But without success,
ana he long sifiee abandoned all hope
Bf ev6f recovering tie th6ney. .
-Fhe btter day willis again engaged
III blowing III the tleid III whieh lie lost
the p6eketbook q year aEu bis pleW
turned up the missing pbtketbobk. in
examination of The contents disclosed
that the bAiil5 notes ware badly fotted,
but practically All Of them we're III
condition It's be Identified
rFhey have n5w been forwarded to
the proper bureau III tie treasury de-
bafttnent at washington TO be idehti-
fea and Replaced by new bills.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
~ FAME sAAhoNa rllN.

sfahai6y cits. IA Satieihe 4 a.
t,fff4at6sl III TIE ttAek Il sii5ft digtaitea
ahead, Az fe VAS h8tiliiig seEaEal r3fe
al eiYsish aiShg Il et4t bghk Ill tts atY
Esd rra5i,ietry S5f tiia ba5itsHaiitt E4r9gat Corn
t,ahE Eheiitsef iANias Lidfesi sfap-
fse3 Rts snrihe ana. MIN his hfeAiaN,
ataartsa Us make D isAtil6
fhay hah btS6Sesaea hist u TsM SaAas
Whsh NE .bANsN hhde ileAtA lie ie5-
shnso5tiissse ava eats raSeed III. hn sihe th3
4ifAtssa fffgs3iti asght.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
5uuV o. AEpf1HaoS INDICrTD.
ffaad1ng Dakota &tocktnan ATrai@nc@
in Court.


J0hn q. Anderson. a former mem
Der Of the state Legislature, one If the
most prominent stDCEmen Of western
South Dakota and at present promi-
npnt in the political affairs Of the part
Of the state III which lie lives was Fri
day afraiEned before Judge Garland.
Of the United states court at Si"nE
Falls OH four separate indictments,
charging him with s~tibUruatiori OF
psriHry. Tiis charge Is an ~nutsrnwth
" Tie alleged; ~deftaudifis OF Tie GOV
eminent Of large tracts Of pubic lana
Iii iy4ftHfi and Stanley Counties. When
the cases against Anderson are tried
the government will endeavor to shoW
that the land embraced III tile home
stead entries Of four different men was
10 have been transferred to the de-
PENDANT by The ~ehttttmer when they
had made ilital proof
Saturday morning was fixed by
Judge Garland as the time for Ander'
son to again appear before him aud
eNter pleas to the indictments against
min.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
EsntaNb aNxtors Id at..:
itsat: ssi.is iseiIst ihntis ai sllaite5t

Hint.
t6fdoh rfhs gfkat wave II sgtrtba
Thy LII tite#t istitAih t6r the Sufferers
ftbtt tite sail frfafteisso estastr6ttia
Wbttid sak6 d tfdctteai f8fltl "a the
siigilteat ihtii3iatiah that ttaHeisl tR-
Tier Is heeesaaty 81 accsptabls Il y
The Feiietai BbiiiHiis ha# eSeta thai tite
AAieftsa@ts Witt nfefeh tb take eate ~
HIS gitiatieh thetAsei$es NithBat MA
fttfti otitsids.
fiibiie iieetihss 8f ehifeh Good
reEIpiaf ana Mahy athef saetettes
fhafsaay, aa6piea fes9iiti6hs Sf ssf-
faW Ill Ills eaiatAitS and dsen sSttt-
pathy NTH tiie beraaFeA ana ihiated.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
att4a,ah IN tiNitas IN tfnhll.

ciyae. 81. capt. tBhii L. Alaiieif.
bshsibH att6fhaS: Mfs. Ettti$
i.usene M. Aidtsrhs a iiptaft ana ssn
III Eapt Aialichs III. d. giih \
Vteil khoMh real estate deaief ana
pfoiaiheAt I'LL poiities; b ttas
isstics of the haace and slso tSf8{ii-
hstit Ill boiities ana Jesse ii. t.ass. 4
btobta4A ar Bbettlh, hi. Ma Is ntef
s8 yeafs ota, 8efa arrested here
fA,frAdas nv ttniiea states fhafslisl s,
ehs yasa With be44idn fkfttid
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
GUfiiasi isu&B aR5Ws
s.ett8f6tts Suspects. t9 itaisc So! 900, 0Da
frr psiisf.

s,lM Sr55tt e sstf99ffss tttafi stisst, Sss
#as stibsetlbed III tiiis city Friday to-
rssas the fettet q the -aaffeFsfs II s#t:
Ffafi6i3cd aid 6ther California ttties
affaetad BY the reteiit disaster. this
Ffas tbs first day Of partly Btsaatzea
etf6ft TIT securing funds ,tftts tiiciutz
id the fBii5#tig, Maytt,s cotiitttittee
ri citlzens c6ttsctea siSfsbtS; ehatn-
Der df e6fffiefee. ihcitiaitis ~stBB4nta
ff5itt AfiifeW UHfheFie; S3A3 ,s29t
tEiiiiath Wtia6rf AAtbf, eaBied, $3.50
dH0; t;iitsd States steel corporation,
StdBB6bi standafa pit Company
StN6, $3.50, Mer61ants' AsEBciatish,
$aTE 43b: tted Ct9as sisstBB.
ana t5tdi contributions iii Nav yott,
ara e:bectel u feaeit SO, bdtsBBe
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

After being In session for Il perioo
Sf two weeks and one day the United
states grand Jury Which convened iN
sioux Faits OF Apfil 3 has completed
it's work ana was discharged by Judge
Garland. During the urne the 3osy
was iii session 1t Investigated 90 cases,
examined 259 witnesses, returned 81
indictments and Ii mo bills
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
tsFb tS4v# f6t dtfL1CrtSn
StY5Hao Nan IA Rtbcadcd on Pcbnsyl-
va4Yf+ fsaffrasf.

Naw B~fInsVvick, ~ J." M IN
k A f%s,&4 sRE$ hs neAa hansin
ar6lIYla tne Empire foundry M Jersey
Avenue, stopped several wof&nnen az
th6y tan46 out ct noon and asked
taet3 f6r d rey6196f 33ying r. ~aht@d
t5e ine ffa fh64 vent to enc Pttp-
SyIyahfa faiif6ad. Az tRt t&ar dt ere
foundry, %Att4a uhtHt II paane@r
tfa4h caf4e afYns, ana. Eras Ing III
ff6bt 81 III, ptt hfs Efaaa 8a the rails
ana 5ds dsGapitat6d1 ,s a.-ss1.
TIE only eJew 10 INC mars IDENTIFY
IA d basfassa d8rd az, Ford & 60, chi
it 1899 q stfees; n, W.
~ a"1fffuSt5fs
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
Ei,,N t,t SiNbty

Az Sibiey 1Fe bros1e u in E NJ.
Tasief's drS goods store about !
o'clock "Wednesday evening. and atd
dainase estimated at $2,5eo befoTe tlte
faftes were sds5aaed by the chemical
machine 81 Inc hfe department. The
btaze STARTED from The gas light fh the
front @indow, ih What manner is not
hiASMh.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
I,piyimp Man Scts Five Ncara.

Harry A, Jones, the Sioux Falls mas
vino was arrested n convicted AT
yankton Oh the charge OF holding up
a citizen OF the Cement CITY, arrived
III sioux rails ANA is nov n OF the
regular boafdeFs at the penitentiarS
where he wilt remain FOR the next ave
years, less good time, &c he should
earn the aih
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
sfHD i fUNb.
SECRETARY faft ASKS Cdfisfes# to AtS.
bf5t}Flate tthte MONEY.

ffottIHte tfbft Nf0fcy.
Washihefbh6. q. g. seefet5fy Taft,
whfie testifyibE before the canal todth
ihi#sf6fl. feesissd lit ) a'ei6ck p III.
Ftiday 4 message ftBih tie war de-
haftihent that another .st.6bt3dbt IS
heeded Tx buy snpbtiss rot safi FtHH-
ciscb sdfferets. ffie setfbtdty. aftet
feadtHg Tie fffessagei seid: 49,
FeTN iia9B tiifsady t~Bfitfactea Tor
st,58b,6b w6tttt " st1tes aha exbetises
fiitfuefit To the WORK THIS iftessaret
of coutse, shBtiid gB tB the hdttse st
oofies.f
iiiere tot actl1a.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
So. - 4nshIaaa

htAtF Frank FStffan dfed at h4s
residence III Farkstoh, he @As kicked
by 4 morse n fne aba6fneh AprA Is
Mhfch reaaltsd in his death fea days
EfotiS CRY, la. but FOR tfaa 5,syt eleven
Years ffAs TesTeiGtl tn ifa1kst6h.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
usk ES,atss Mead.

James ". King. an oia tiaYie Geek 4ai
tire BiaefS Hills. was round dead in hss
ftbbn, at Bea3wdoi. T4ae Immediate
cause 81 his death was heart faiIaFe.
ne Mas AIN Fngsssiif1falh by birth and
during sSFs and iseg a4aa bee4a 4
rouqd-Hp cook iii oi1e OF ire eattqe
camps Near sydney, Nab.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
-,-a,a .d,rlfUa "a

Il. Nj. -fTasrfenbFo6b ard III. Van
Js.ischetn, OF Marion, MILO reeefft4S tod&
Tire bnF examination before the $40
ptefffe estsrt 81 south Fsak1ta. have
have opened Up lsw ofiises al that
sisaAA
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
sAas

TsaSfAnsH faff 1h AHHesatGd Ef@
rdrrpFpnTdeYt Atf5R8f fi3As
a6Au.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
sffssganv,s,ih 4ra,,sNy

Nrr. AZ. Y. tfsssySsh, tsase Ut tlie featfi,sa
bWrIffssz nssss at sbrntesseid. we
ssg4ssssaasefi sssth ~aYssBfsag white staiRiftg
with Sssfse trtfenas IA TURNER'S store
sseifdsv sev4sssq4s Mr Brown pwas
taRSs1 10 s5aa sNssae 8f lDr. f,,sesii.i.
fsese ms scosastasn 81 aYsdesss,s Inn
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

ST MaTSss Cathofic church, OF Sas
letn, ore of the weaath1est ana a4aost
pro&perods churches III che STATE, IS
Arranging TO place three new affairs Tor
heif handsome edffsce t7afs spring To
ST abont So, 500.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
a.alAilAa aiAs iaAAA h..ah

asiiajf,. Aiieh. rbafs u Reiil-
haYa. assa AN sSAss. tAAeeles FBg ]
ngaAf.aSs, Pa, h.bAssa MOI fs1nd Il
MN fatt II ht oelA t5ss
GsasNoia Hence fis lsAa y
AsfiH.a fas sprie titnas haitsA2t6ss
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
ss4sAd xtrch hsdrcst l,,re

Reporfs have reached Ratid CITY IL.
te effect etfst severe Forest fire haaI
zen ragfng In vfcfTs&S rear Rap-i
ia Creek. Quite 4 section Of Country
Inns been ti1'rted We ard c6nsffersblc
hsy has been Destroyed. together with
~tafeea ard other SURFACE fsi5nrSsta-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

In his opening prayer in the Senate
Wednesday Chaplain Edward Everett
Hale made reference to the San Francisco
disaster. Only routine business was trans
acted. adjournment until Thursday being
taken at - 80 p. m. to permit the Demo
Gratis to proceed with their conference on
the railroad rate bill. The San FRANCISCO
disaster hung like a pail over the House,
LEGISLATION being carried on in a perfume
torv way. \ resolution was adopted d.
recting the War and Navy Departments
TO place ut the disposition of the Mayor
of San Francisco such supplies rs may
| he necessary. A resolution of sympathy
| also was passed. The bill extending the
| national irrigation law TO Texas was pass
ed, and the conference report on the pen
sion appropriation bill agreed TO. An ap-
pronriation of $4,000 to bring home the
bodies of the men killed on the b~attieshiP
Eearshrse was voted. The Speaker aM
before the House and had read the mes
A. sage of the President relating to the ee-
F! cision of Judge Humphrey in the DeH
cases. Speaker Cannon said ne had N
structcd the journal clerk 70 mi uN
( names OF John n. Williamson toreeoh'
+ and Malcolm r. Patterson tTenn.l rom
the future rolls of the House. as they naSe
not attended sessions and have moi peeH
sworn in. He said this statement Was
due by reason OF his ruling hat III nFN
1 hers constitute = quorum.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
En- s@t.s.ltr

TieT fssaa. f4tsfifsis
VIZ rE ia m ftfnss ssfl
fse tsrfed atfl aufr6-
EarpF hlsn No f1R rHaSsffaf fate fef
TNrrA Nhs tss1fsfl vi Use
AfSls mn ~ the pds4 Fssffa fssisa,er1
ana uhrsgfnrfue tSrirTtv Ffel
aGy 5sH4ffyfn tnrrs feass suf HI dsasr,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
spsssvay Snssa Naa

AT fne ANNUAL CITY erection held AZ
bryant Tue#aas, the city Went yset b,
Il vote n 81 70 sa, d ma 56rats of SIS iS
favor Oh license.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
W&,,

~ WA c#s ira tsArhs
fFai sgaflfaad IA
NY b0T 1f 4 maf1
si n1Nrntffg
fts fharas Ft aTffffig8ff
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
rAh, .sna

Joseph Hetkel fSas resigned Isis oos
tf6h as ore sof itsfe ACCOMPLISHMENTS I'll
Meaee County. ard JehA Nj. Stelykena
was appointed 70 I'M the Vacancy at 81
racent tfeeffliE hf fhA ssnard.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

II irAafM hAsss sAtlNa

hess .pf isgts tstfcs cranrs il fr1
i'faset bsirsn. April.
tsAfStfA Ms SttfntB w Abffi the
gidA1 Cisg faekea Viii Hay ekhtb9-
ft5a ashs As raii3Ass,
AL s5Gsa IVY
ISel iii fsasA hsi the a1arrls
ffS tssa Ndfthe9a f.angne.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
sfilnvr q, f,esys etey H.n

N fi35vn hfss iAeh t,iada ~ tfnrfer-
1sss bsssi.s@sa isfeh W Miller ~ta@va45fs
Efssee with Tie saisisi,y gfewisF fSeefs
~ ffse gcisy fsr SsiSh HI bssiditp.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
.,ant.. ,s..a,a s,.,asiin No..

NsaAfia TNGAty mihntfea after tiie
eafti4at3ke III sah Ffantise5 ssnipa-
tttatis sefafiia WatsA Msfa reit At Ma
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
43ssra, ss,3t fsnn,bsa

Tie neyN raaiioad transfaf bSat w.
b. WaiAen MAJ s~nccessfaify launched
At ffaffe. MIN mo nav boat the
tfahsfer OF material Nth be hastet1ed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
M 3a gll.g,a g r

Afhranssfa Me-; nfnh
n.y. sArrsed p1x ne 2Gue s34
hss4afanfff snA sn1fAa rail-. aEe As4ssssss
NJ nfrA b III sfrfi c
RSspT t@0sivn nsat mas
i soat ssaA and aase d Hta
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
4 4 N sso Ao9gqe

Rfh3f1nuelaAaasse sssss, TfFe III ea
the aw min d ROBBINS Lasnber Com
IaaS III thsA eng QAa lAff TIE III
her, AtIEs 81 y M 4Esneaf. L-1rphet Con-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
Fe.asthsr 4 NahaniIa

tFesstfsfr q SSllt, 10 NfhifFIh.
IL lsf sHiti That Mr. waffiiea s.~f.ssx-.s,
sssf the schools vt Pfsdfir6fit. has &c
cettef d lposftfsn rs teacher IA the
ip~hiiipbises, and viii leave FOR Nfssftsn
t4asxtsaa4A1.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

81 life where tRSiT paF"NlS h"@"l- "a"
VINO know from experience, NJ The stu
rias t0id Them by their parents, juSo
what rIieY have to face in their new
life.
rTf-1,57, ! r,-r, DAYS articles II iurnr-
oo.ari.,, win he aJ,d n, Pferra for The
TTsJ7yorra C,ounry Pu1l4ing Assocta-
rjo,, of pangor with G, Fl FFcrFnan
s,d ,fF,o,. c,a,,e,or, cirjza,7s ga i!l,,nr-
y,-.2rars This oy.ea,izar f1r7 is the
o,-r,,,,o,yro. ~ fI,e no7,7ry seat fsI7r in
uIaln.,r4h ro,--ry in which the &c
-7.cIs o,ere a,rI7Tad and taken FROM
r.ano.-r fr aeIt.y rso.a rliess OF rhn fact
fbar salazy dil5 nat s.ar en0pe - votes
~ na aDrIrIad 70 r7a h0aor At r1&
rsd s,7ilafng rsad as a co,lrr house
sr t.ane,ar was demolished. ana unan
,ha cC5,,t decided thai She records
oq,,sf he returned tn anr1r no Build
,rg mgs tn ha rourI t1 hobI Them. Tn
snn,rv ar0r2issionnr ar. aGvocacaa
If 4aIFsy and refuse 10 erect 2 build
..g at rnr,rtZ, a-yrsaasn AZ pauror and
the coronrafion being formed Ea to-
r~oc,,dn 4 structure TOR that purpose
Tho aflo4trv work ON the cheyenne
river indian Tcyg TEIfLDr mas EyEEsfl
cnrnn1efed inc last work bcipg done
1Iara have yoadn their hast Stand for
tba ola Jyays ana against any cnauge,
ing their aUOtm~nte to the last. h
total amount AIKEN by the indiana il
100000 acres. leaving practically g.
100000 acres unassigned lands on
that reservation. This land Will be at
some late in the future opened to
settlement, and it Is as good as any
Hand in South Dakota. 1t will mean
homes for thousands Of new popula-
ton in the western half Of the state,
and 1t is to be hoped that 1t will not
be many years until H. Is opened,
A new industry. the raising of polo
ponies for the aristocrats Of New
York City has been added 10 the other
Industries OF South Dakota. Samuel
barked in thes unique industry. His
ranch Is near Hermosa. in western
South Dakota. lie has just made his
first shipment of polo ponies to New
York. Tho animals were shipped in a
fine palece stock chr. which was fitted
up with all modern improvements.
ready market for polo ponies, and that
frequent shipments OF such animals
will be made from his ranch hereaf-
ter.
r.. ,, -.-
,,a, ~,rttac,t has comnletea the
,,a,, -, mo ,nre,s of the snrinr ex-
.~n,}nat,o,s and nassea on a27 sets
ne n.,srs or these 4 were for life
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

ruaaNkofafn gaYFg
ATE9ffa. II
II Is
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

Work win begin this week on asrHin
putting IN the tfnasaee III. 5,r;str,a
OF The Northwestern road ot Pierre. 10
be afsea Until Tire permanent bridge 4
scempletea. The recorstructea ahr,s,re
vii be with q draw, and viii he
SIX feet higher than the ota one Issss,
the winter. with the sesnectf~
ron sof keering It In operation during
JUNE rise In Slfe srfuar m - 49,
1souf,ced that the areatl viii he acr,,-
Rpieted rs sar As Midland lne ~
uRust and tfist It IS ilnfendeatt ia srsss-re
e IN sspessstian sHil the way across sbv
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
an,r.n Isrnlrr Nrar..-

Presifiarff ~Tsppsarelt has pT.l
the wnr paealTn,aru FOR - ~ l-Bbio
mi lrnei1n d sesttian of q log fren ~ a,n-
vshi5h Gen. aL. S. arant .huilS ipI :
iiiy near ST. alnuis zaF5ar his z.,~rz
ss--srsi The -sgifilaf fsrse;' hatHFs ."
1f the war uf 1881. MA M fr-
Secretary B5Haparte ms JET WFas-
cepr tahe rresignafion sof NlEsshIp n-nagpy.
misrepresentation from enc naVtH "A .hs
F4a viii ifsrruas Iir ss~npaHtntsllns Il tnf
praflcn5, tn dismiss 4ins ssntsiire agpr
wears confinement TO "a" shn-
grounds, Ghai,sins ovar Alrrf'N &c a-nn
$Spe:iaser Cannon recet7en q IN y1urr-
Secrdtary Root Urging h;f .trl 4,,a T-spaa
pristinr STIFF 10 reimhurse 1p N,
{rsnh,n Oh for lasScs zsnsfniiise s,sn.
.erussinr of it, acaables in 9uss a. Goo.
ssn. American wan sbe Fsasssa- M he u
saws the scsai,m IS issst ssno
lowed ut this sessiab. zmith o.
Representative Wm. E..,.inn ff7nIu
Mie.ianan has received 3 srss ..,nc sna:
HJol,snders in Grand Isap'ds, n vpaH-
] II ,rA I'!stcso a =. AZ Il;
esn sshoes. n.be lpstiiicnars % s.,s Tlnfsl
artieie can he imported INV Sss,,;rt III
S4asss and sold at y Fpffes .,.,,e ii sSs
r~petifionerc ocannat aasforn
al d a EreasnuabR 7pT@'e
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27
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The SDnHte met at : = !o"s S~arur1u,
1dioururd six minutes urpr ms5
Monday. he onty business -g7usar-ad sa
ing he reception Of the poSrnrira MN
1,r!ation bull from he House. plF ,rars-,
OF he session was due - ap fnsir, y y
members "a attend the Ia''uc II The ,,.
nnr Stone Of The TTnuse n l,,prnsaDt,-Tra.
offira building. Eniogies nf Ln am ga,a
:or P,art # CONNECTICUT ynr, .p ,Dao;,,
order II business in Che LImlsa. IA. sna.
- tC-ona1 vas the pr1ur'Da. s7agj,.
.ynIva hrhpr members pAr~.r'ua:.nr WBsr
he tourr1nl was read Seraral nrnbarq r.
sisted On rnrrn"rinns n me f"qrf of A,
vote IN The Southern RI.Ivrr nail ana.
sidv. and lie vnrp now 5ilutG. ~ in i.
favor IA 3G opposed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

In the Sanlre TgesdST NJ TIflmln
called up his resolution dire" u ne Sen.
ate committee on 6naa-~ Pop Az: upon
an invAstF@ac jon of the qua>'.'a Of can.
naTgr c3ucribrrborls b. rha m nal! banks.
Mr.. TILlnaa said he wished NJ Inquiry
30 extend TO the D&morra-u, - we'll as
The Republican campaign nrm-a1s, and
engaged n a sharp C1~aerDv--~T With Mr.
Hopkins concerning the WALSH banks in,
Chicago. Nj. Poster sp0k' .oc alnot
three hours in support Of n House rail
road rate bill The Hous-' bill providing
fy- fhe coinage of minor ">'7> WIS pas
ed. The House cleared Ta- ,i~'kS By pass
ing under suspension Of The rG;s> Il nuIa.
her of bills OF general lu,"rrS. Among
them were the following Establishing q
national quarantine against Hpidemlcs;
regulating appeals in rrimina! cases by
permitting the government to have A de-
cision reviewed when 2 demurrer to an
Indictment has been sustained creating a
bureau of the reclamation service in the
Interior Department.; providing for the
entry Of agricultural lands within forest
reserves. In addition 572 private pension
bills were passed. The measure extending
the national irrigation act to the State
of Texas was taken up as unfinished bust
ness.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

lTr. T,lImuu. At The 'Dor"lg II rM.
S4unra session Monday. nhr"""l i rasarr.
ION providing for an inqI!.-. w. lie cs,.
mltrre IN innure inrn '0u ~urnns kr
p~aI.onnl banks. rn campaign mmi-rass
T. yvrnr avnr- NJ FIrv1ur~l spgka -
length m rle railway r10a 49,. The In.
dian appropriations hill Wis ~.Iknn IN for
camnirrae amendments. bu- Wa lot g17.
yiplrG. Ruies were SuspenGrrl mt a Nm.
hey Ut Important measures 9uSsstt By ,ha
Huuse. One was for The .'aluovlI aE tha
tax nu d~enutuGnd alcohol "~"nt-rnd raS,
for. beverages. Anurhpr ~f)r}u.lr he in.
cor alton ar rlrriarn by ."arlr4 c5D-
mrrra Of falsely stamped IT, 80 1f DE,
cinrs metals. Y third eI@,nGe,t rln tine
when the ennArwise laws u NE Tinted
States shall apply 70 the PI 2pines 10
April II, D909. The bill Dnrn.rril~ "a.
riouaI banks 10 Innn 10 per r-c1 Vt their
ca piraI and surpiUs to, onr .arL-1tIzE o.
corporation, instead Of 10 per ."1c Of The
capital alone. was passed, Il Tls i coa-
current resolution ITChocla-1- n cia-k
To rast0re to the bill providing ~ Ihs dis
n0siaian of the affairs OF rAA = civilized
r.I1es The parr proposed 70 s-rieken
our IN are OF the anaeEdlD-2 y! lie Sen
are
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-27

The Senate THURSDAY Hassed a JON.
resolution appropria1inc Sltssto" ~
the relief of the people OF E2-'!oEnI' =
an emergency hEl carrying S4"o 70 ~
the expenses Of bringing hH12e Inc ~.
of the Kearsa-ge victims Nj pat
made an explanation of rhr 77"cs1h"r I'll.
the Democratic capcas and Nj Ia
letre delivered the frs AAt Q: . n.
haastiee speech sR the r2s an .ss-
TSIlr.an and Mr. Hopkins AAa w.lsh
spirited encounter raGlrfraias 1Oe Ia
bank faltu1e in EESASicaga U'hloh va -
hs THE presiding officer The Hos ne
the appropriation of SLAaa.aao 49, lin
sufforsss i'm SaLn Francisco ms @,aF4 S.ars-
"a California cities md gHHf 1RT ,-,r-
| rariR OF War, Navy Trehsnr -Da :, on
4nerce power TO tsf-aE'eraft WEB r. VII
therftiics OF the strickm ,ntElfs' .o.iee
liaTas, the minority landnf s.al,tou
that 1fhtsre wBiia he n" mar n a
except under the 1-Hles u me 80 the
s~1xcial rnle rIfufl ahF "unFe1r ssysral
stntaa1opd faIl ihst made 4 -aPn9z
S;r.efrhqS vrftrp made on Tie iht'|'