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The Washington herald., 1906-12-10
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST.

The traffic receipts of the London Coun-
ty Council tramways for a period cover
ing six months OF this year aggregated
eS45. .20s ($4226, 600. while for a correspond
ing period in 1905 they were e4S0,75l ($2,-
405, 700). The length Of lines open this year
is i09 miles, as against 81 miles in opera
tion last year. This shows a gain Of
about 50 per cent in revenue and little
over % per cent in extension. Municipal
ownership Is here demonstrated to be a
complete success. The London County
Council is, and has been for some time.
working on socialistic theories, which that
body has put into practice In quiet
manner, and without any preliminary
oratory or iuflammatory prOnunciamentos
from any of the members Of the council
Very few people are aware of the fact
which is obvious, that in the London COun-
ty Council they have in their midst in the
British capital civic body organized ac-
eording TO sOcialistic ideas and exercising
authority according TO socialistic pre-
scribed methods government by the
people, for the people, without noise or
confusion, and with the approval and ad-
miratiOn Of the people themselves. NUM-
cipal ownership may be impossible in New
York or Chicago, but in London il exists
in all public matters under the control of
the county council.
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HernIh Want Ads

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The Princess Royal. eldest daughter of
King Edward, and wife OF the Duke of
Fife. is said to be still in very poor health.
It is even feared that another operation
may be necessary. She is first to try what
Brighton air will do for her, as her gen
eral health is so feeble Another opera
ton is impossible at present.
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The Mystery of Longevity.

'weil-turn out the gas! Goodnight
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
Bed Springs
To Let for Assembly
Csc
TAYLOR FURNITURE co.
O. l.. Campbell, Mgr.
Phone 243 call 2.

Henry Bradshaw was among the
old settlers in town Saturday.
Henry Skic departed Monday for
Chicago to spend the rest of the sum-
mer.
Don't forget that l. M. Helmey &
Co., are closing out their wall paper
at cost.
The Quaker Medicine Company has
furnished great amusement for the
people while here.
Miss Crowley, Miss Sundvold. Mr..
Torberson and Henry Skie drove to
Worthing last Saturday evening.
Miss Julia Crowley Of Lennox, is
attending summer school in this city,
and is a guest of Miss Sundvold.
Farmer Pelton was one of the hap
piest old settlers in the big crowd.
His CHEEKY laugh is worth a fortune.
Mrs. Judge Kennedy presented the
editor with a beautiful bouquet of
choice flowers last Friday, for which
we return thanks.
J.. E. Millett of Eden, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. Charles Ask
ling, came up to enjoy the old set
tiers meeting.
j. S. KRISTEN has changed his
business location from T. T. Sexes
tailor shop to the DR.. Mold building,
and would very much appreciate your
patronage.
Knut Ulrikson was in town Tues
day. He said the rain on Sunday and
Monday was needed in the southern
part of the county, and was welcomed
81! over the state.
James Madden and Peter VanHou-
ten were among the old settlers Sat
urday, and the way they smiled and
chatted over their ice cream soda was
a pleasure to behold.
Judge Kennedy has accepted an in
vitation to deliver the Fourth of
July address at Bridgewater, and it is
safe to say in advance that the
McCook county patriots will hear the
best Fourth of July Grafton they yer
listened to.
IT. J. Knowlton purchased the Geo.
Nelson lot from Mr.. and Mrs. Way
Monday, and will erect a two story
double store between the Farmers
State bank and Mr.. Lybarger's store.
This will make a very desirable i'm
provement and add much to the
beauty of Main street.
A private letter from Mrs. DR..
Swickard at Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
states that DR.. Swickard is gaining
slowly and vas able to take a ride the
day the letter vas written-June 16.
| DR.. Swickard's many friends in Can
ton hope to see him during the
Assembly, when he will receive a
generous welcome.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
Mrs. g. II. CaSsill returned from

Mrs. g. II. Cassill returned from
Chicago Thursday at noon.
Call at the Corner Drug store and
buy your wall paper at cost a l. M.
Helmey & Co., are closing it out.
Miss June Hinckley of Claremont,
Mimi, arrived Thursday for a visit
with her Grandma, Mrs. DR.. Taylor.
The editor recently received a let
ter from E. fl. Sonnet, now a mem
Der of the Soldiers Home at Buffalo,
Wyoming. We were much pleased
to hear from Ed. as he was one of the
most reliable and careful special de-
tail men at the home during our adj
ministration. He says the Wyoming
home is a pleasant one. 1t is old
Fort Mckinney converted into a
home for the val veterans, and it al
ways gives us pleasure to hear from
any of the old boys who were with us
at Hot Springs. The old veterans
have their whims and notions but a
nobler body of men never lived.
When Captain Allison sees this
item, his opinion of the writer will
not be guilt edged until he and Bob
Love have tangible proof that we are
able to write.
Call and see the fine line of
watches, clocks, jewelry, ~silverware,
cut glass, fountain pens, violin
strings, and many other both useful
and ornamental articles in the store
recently opened by DR.. Mold and J. S.
KRISTEN. First class clock and watch
repairing done also.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

Postmaster Smith went over to
Alexandria Wednesday to attend the
Hanson county old settlers associa-
ton. Bro. Smith has a host of
friends over in Hanson.
Mrs. Charles e. Judd left for Char
les City, Iowa, Wednesday for a visit
at the old home. accompanied by her
sons Don and Harold and Miss Ella.
Mrs. Judd will visit friends in Rock
ford, Ills, before returning home.
The Leader has just installed a
fine new four horse gas engine Of the
Thompson-Lewis patent, one of the
best of the many gas engines made.
Agent Joe Juel claims that the
Thompson-Lewis is the best on the
market and Joe ought to know. The
new hummer was set this week and
runs as smooth as a Wheeler and
Wilson. The business of the Leader
office has grown so fast in the last
year that increased facilities for press
work was demanded, and the new
engine will handle all that is requir-
ed of it for several years.
Ed. Sogen was down from Klondike
Wednesday and reports heavy rain
and bad roads. He says the Klon-
dikers are still waiting for chose
phones" with a joblike patience and
a hope born Of Waldonian promise.
Ed says that Amos Severson has
a bad hand caused by a neglected
blister and symptoms of bloodpoison
have developed which will soon be
relieved by proper treatment. Amos
is a civil war veteran and was a men,
Der of the famous First Minnesota In
fantry, the regiment that crushed
Pickett's flank in that mighty charge
at Gettysburg.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
The Dollar Saving Store
i~a Canton South Dakota

Miss Zoe Wendt and Miss Mona
REYNOLDS went over to Inwood Thurs
day.
Edgar Wardwell came down from
Harrisburg Thursday to visit with
friends.
Prof. Seaton of the Wesleyan Col
lege preached in the M. e. church
last Sunday.
Mrs. Simon Hanson after a pleasant
visit with Canton relatives will re-
turn to Baltic Monday.
The Selskab met with Mrs. E. S.
Hanson Tuesday afternoon and a
very pleasant time was had.
Rev. o. C. Strauss of Presho form
erly of Moe, stopped over between
trains Thursday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Claus Hegness. Rev. Strauss has
many friends in Canton.
The Martin Overseth stock OF
groceries and notions is being closed
out below cost. Come quick II you
want bargains. 81
E. G. Becker will soon retire from
the cigar business in Canton as he
has joined thu Sioux Falls fire depart
ment. He will probably close his
factory by the first Of July.
DR.. Dustin dropped in from Puk.
wanna Thursday forenoon, fat and
handsome, dressed like a prince and
pockets full Of money. He took din
ner with Charlie Moulton and called
on his friends.
Miss Katharine Gemmill arrived
home Thursday at 400 from Chicago
after an absence of two years, during
which time she has sung in all the
large cities Of the east. She found a
loving welcome at home.
J. T. Hansen of Chraft & Hansen,
returned from Minneapolis Thurs,
day morning where he attended the
annual meeting Of the Lutheran
church as a delegate. Mi. Hansen
also enjoyed a trip in the Lake region
and comes home as fresh and radiant
as a successful fisherman.
If you want bargains in groceries
call at the Martin Overseth store on
| Main Street. Everything going be-
low lost to close out quick.
There was four candidates for De-
partment Commander of the G. A. 4.
at Yankton. They we're Comrades
| belong, of Canton, Ludlow OF Sioux
| Falls, Osborn of Yankton and 10th
| ran of Milbank. The three candid
ates from the south part Of the state
made it possible for the northern
candidate to win, and comrade 10th
ian carried off the honors.
Mrs. L.. T.. Flory and daughter,
| Miss Hattie, entertained the Wendt
Orchestra Wednesday evening. The
event was a surprise on Miss Vallietta
| Flory a former member OF the Or
! chestra. Miss F1ory vas presented
with a souvenir spoon, Judge Asa
Forrest making the presentation. A
very pleasant evening was spent and
| refreshments were served.
The grocery stock of Martin
Overseth is being closed out below
cost. If you want bargains come
quick.
Sheriff Opsal and deputy states at
torney Jameson went over to Beres.
ford Monday after three men who
were arrested for hOusebreaking In
Brooklyn township. The men were
arrested for burglarizing the homes
Of Harry Harmon and Mr.. Steadmar
and had a hearing before Justice
Cluassen of Pleasant township, wht
held them in the sum Of $500 each tt
the next term Of court. The burglars
had 1000 cigars in their possession
mostly Gold Brands. Sheriff Opsa
thinks they r veterans in the bust
ness and is keeping them safe in tht
J steel cells under the court house.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

"A. u. Safer of Willmar, Mimi, is
'iS'Cl'ig his old friend, Otto Hervig.
lhe CITY Council met as a board of
equalization Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
n lalr Will be held by the Lincoln
county fair association during the
coming fall.
MIS-. l. M. Macomber of Lennox.
was h guest of Robert Hannah
and family Tuesday.
"A new cement walk is being built
on Main Street, north of the Lybarger
store. Nels Thompson is doing the
work.
Prof. Quale and Gudmund Skart-
vedt are home from Minneapolis
where they attended the annual
meeting of the Lutheran Church.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Grand Valley Lutheran Church will
hold an auction of fancy articles on
Friday June 20, at ten o'clock a. M, at
the residence of Mrs. Refer Reierson.
Everybody invited. Free dinner at
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hokenstad left
Wednesday for Moorhead, MOnona
Iowa, to visit Andrew Gilbert, a
brother of Mrs. Hokenstad, whom
she has not met for 36 years. Mr..
Gilbert is a veteran of the civil wal
and is getting along in years, hence
Mrs. Hokenstad's desire to visit him.
1t is reported that boys are carry
ing around with them prescriptions
that call for liquor, and offer these
prescriptions to men for the privilege
of a drink. W. hope this report is
without foundation, but the Mayor
and his marshal should investigate
the matter, and if found to be true,
prompt action is demanded. A doc
tor who will deal out whiskey pre-
scriptions to boys or habitual drunk
ards should be seen under a legal
searchlight.
Five young men were brought be-
fore Justice IIawn Monday for Great
ing a disturbance down around the
depot and throwing coal at the Mil
waukee coal crew. Marshal Berg and
Policeman Bremen were justly dis
gusted when the hearing came off be-
cause of the prosecuting witnesses
refusing to testify. The coal beavers
were driven from work by the booz-
ers and refused to work until protec-
tion was given them. The police
acted promptly when called upon and
then when the case came up the
complaining witnesses refused to tes-
tify. Things ought to be pretty hot
around the depot before the police
give such men further relief.
M. r.. Gubrud, clerk of Norway
township, was among our genial visi-
tors last Saturday. He and Tom
Lunder and Austin Tuntland have
formed a partnership with matri-
mony in view, and the young lady
who is fortunate enough to win one
Of their hearts will win a prize.
Marius and Tom are willing to give
Austin first chance in the prize
winning contest, as they think he
needs a sweet charming young wife
worse than they do, although they
are willing to be "Seen" at almost
any time. We congratulate the
young gentlemen on their determine
ton and courage. If they will look
over the Leaders, matrimonial COL
umn they may find a prize worth win
ming.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

The Annual Pioneer picnic was
held out at the old Damn Grove near
Leville Wednesday. A number
from Canton attended.
Mrs. Theodore Thompson is down
from DeSmet for a visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Q. D. Minis.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
BAL D " |

Pianos bearing. this well known and
honorable name are the artistic pro-
duction of the house of Baldwin, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and are in the best
sense Of the word, instruments of the
highest degree of excellence. The
system or chain of scientific improve
ments peculiar to the Baldwin piano,
based on the law of acoustics and
known as the Baldwin Acoustics
system which permits the greatest
conservation of tone, an ar
tistic result of the highest quality
and has resulted in gaining for it a
leading position among the best of
the worlds artistic musical instru-
| ments. F.s
The Baldwin piano has individuali-
ty of the highest character; and when
it was exhibited at the great Inter
national Exposition at Paris in 1900,
it was honored with an award-"The
Grand Prix"-whfch has never been
bestowed on any" other American
piano, and the highest honor ever
received by any piano made in Amer
lea. The Baldwin pianos are made
in a factory especially built for them
on modern lines with uptodate equip
ment, a working model of which,
with samples of all that is put into
an instrument, and a series of photo
graphs, formed at the Paris EXPOSE
tion of 1900, one of the features of
the Baldwin exhibit, this being an
exhibit separate and apart from the
pianos themselves.
The New York Tribune in COM
menting on the comprehensive dis
play of the Baldwin Company at
Paris, and the success of this piano
and this house, said: "That they
made a record that would never be
forgotten in the history of the
Worlds Expositions."
The house of Baldwin began it's
business career in 1862, over fortythree
years ago, and the magnitude of the
Baldwin business -12,0 0 pianos and
5000 organs per annum. The large
l Capital VI Ullc llOuSC VI Ldiu WILL pCl
mits the most extensive industrial
and commercial operations. A Bald
win piano was awarded the grand
prize at the Word Fair at St. Louis
also.
Below this ad you will find the
great results Of the Hamilton piano
contest, given at this place by D.. H.
Baldwin g. Co., of Chicago, in which
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Delire of said place is
there piano contest manager and is
here now closing up the great "Ham-
ilton Word Contest" Mr.. Delire is
a very honest appearing gentleman
and will do what's right to satisfy
Everybody when purchasing instru,
ments. He would be pleased to see
all those holding certificates on Ham.
ilton pianos and also those who con.
template buying a high grade instru.
ment.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

Anyone having rooms to rent dur
ing the assembly please notify Rev.
Loveall, giving rates.
Mrs. Bryant Of Pukwana who was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Hunter for a few days, left for Ohio
Wednesday for 9 visit with friends
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
Strawberries and Cream.

The ladies of the Cottage Grove
Church will hold an ice cream and
strawberry social at the home of
James Tate, one mile east of Cottage
Grove school house, on Friday even
ing, June 29th. All are cordially in
vited to come. The committee.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22

No matter what kind of a ring you
prefer, you can surely select one to
please your taste from among the $50
rings we have here. Price from SOC
for a solid gold baby ring to $4,000
for a diamond. We have a fine selec-
tion of signet rings in the latest and
most favored designs and a large
variety of handsome single stone
rings at popular prices as we'll as a
rich showing of the more elaborate
and more expensive ones.
D'And besides, we an show you the
handsomest line of watch chains and
fobs that have ever been seen here.
They are the Simons make, which,
as about everyone knows, are the
standard of chain and fob quality in
this country.
SYVERUD & MOE,
The Old Reliable jewelers..
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-22
BY THE JUDGES!
f.. A. Jones Wins the Piano.

Il. "A. Jones wins inc I1anO.
Having carefully examined the lists
of the contestants in the Baldwin
piano word contest. we find that the
one furnished by E. A. Jones has the
greatest number of correct words as
found in accordance with the key and
instructions furnished the Judges.
Signed ( :: + +: h EssTa
The grand prize given at the con-
test was a $3.50 Hamilton piano, and
other prizes, in the form of certifi-
Gates, ranging from 800 to S75 have
been awarded, which will be allowed
for their face value, as a cash. pay
ment upon the purchase price of any
instrument manufactured by d. H.
Baldwin & Co. Call in at once and
make your selection.
Mold & BENEDICT. Agents.
Canton, So. Oak.
C. NJ. DELIRE, Chicago
Contest Manager.
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SANGTIfICATlON CRRZtD
fdmilu We're Taken Throu0h tlunt-
ln0tOn.

The doctrine of sanctitcation met
with disastrous favor from the Wchb
family of Monroe county.
The mother and two daughters woro
taken through Huntington today ON tho
way To spencer all of them raving and
trenzied maniacs. whose efforts TO do
themselves bodily harm was restrained
by straight. jackets tightly fastened.
The meetings tenchng the doctrine of
sanctiiication We're in progress in Mon
roe county for several weeks. They
grow i'm Intensity until the mother and
the two daughters were converted after
spending many sohhing hours at tho
''mourncrs' bench "
But the morning after woke ON N
household of terror Driven on bv n re-.
llgious frenzy, mother and two daugh
ters We're made stark mad and wero
tearing at hair and garments and flesh
and contrvlng with demoniac cunning
to do themselves aud their relatives
harm The father, who had just missed
sanctliicntion, also just missed insanity.
At the train today some OF his actions
were so peculiar and suggestive of vio-
lence that guard was set over him.
At the depot, the mother, an elderly
woman and very heavy, with one dnugh-
ter were extremely violent, and it was
found necessary TO hold them by main
force. People waiting on the train were
much in fear one or the other might es-
cape and do serious damage before she
could bo restrained. The other daugh-
ter had just passed through paroxysm
of insanity and at the depot was com
paratively quiet. County Jailer Kyle
found it necessary To pick up one of tho
daughters in his arms and carry her
bodily on the train. 1t took the united
efforts of the two lady attendants be-
sides several men to put the mother
ON the train.
Their condition is most unusual, and
their story has excited great deal
of comment all along the line of travel
to the asylum. Huntington Advertiser,
Oct. ~.
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cess possible in the merchandising

cess possible in the merchandising
business.
Misses Sallie Powers, Celete
Grove and Abbie Williams and
Geo. Williams, of Ashland. called
on kcnova friends last Sunday.
;. Is Cole, the genial mail clerk
on the Il. N O., is in Chicago. He
went to the Windy City To witness
the base ball games between the
Chicago teams, winners of the pen
nants In the National aud American
Leagues.
Oct. IL. RppoRrrR.