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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19

Try u Norwegian currant cake.
The Gate City Bakery.
Mrs. w. J.. Byrnes was a Sioux
Falls visitor last Saturday.
Finest line of elegant valentines
e vel brought to Canton at Noid's.
r. X. Hafsos had the misfortune to
fracture one of the bones Of his leg
the other day.
Miss Francis Carlson OF Beresford
was in Canton Monday visiting her
many friends here.
w had a light fall Of snow last
Friday afternoon and another Sunday
night.
The "Star Crown" is the Canton
favorite. The best S cent cigar on
the market. Try and you'll en-
Joy it. 40
Gus Borg has gone to Sioux Falls
to complete a cement block contract,
| and Gus will do the work in hrstclass
shape.
Henry E. Hervig of the Chicago
Business college sent the editor by
letter TO his father, a number of cards
| with our address in the hand writing
OF Prof. Hervig. We have never seen
anything done with a pen that is
more perfect in execution.
The Baptist ladies society met with
Mrs. C. E. Judd last Friday for the
purpose of electing officers. Mrs. Judd
was elected president, Mrs. J. r. Pat
tee vice president, Mrs. A. H. Kinsley
secretary and Mrs. Conklin treasurer.
Mrs. Judd served a delicious lunch
for her guests.
The ad of Oscar Fl. Willis great
seed house at Bismarck appears in
this issue of the Leader, and the edit
or is pleased to announce that Mr..
Will is one of the most careful and
successful seedsmen in the entire
west. His guarantee is as good as
gold. Write for his catalog, because
you may find something you want
from a northern seed house and nurs.
cry.
A Congregational church social was
held out at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Bremen Monday evening, and
what a crowd2 They went in cutters
buggies, carriages and in ~carryalls
and yet the genial Bremen and hi:
charming wife and lovely daughter
welcomed all with a genuine Bremen
ian hospitality that made all happy
The young hopeful OF the Leade
family said she had 'sthe time OF flei
lite.., and we guess they all did.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
State Mutual Fire Association.

Gen. Wolgemuth was down from
Mitchell Tuesday to attend the an
nual meeting of the State Mutual
Fire Association, of which he is Sec
rotary and treasurer. The meeting
was held in President Rudolph's Of
fee. A detailed report OF the affairs
of the company was made which
showed the company to be in splen-
did shape from a financial and bust
ness point of view.
After comparing the reports OF last
year with previous years it was found
that the State Mutual has grown
steadily from year to year until it is
today the strongest Mutual Company
in the state, and this magnificent
success comes from the careful and
judiciOus management of President
Rudolph and Solicitor Wolgemuth.
The State Mutuals are the great liv-
ing power that brings moderate in
surance rates to the people. After
conducting the routine work of the
meeting the following officers were
elected: o. A. Rudolph, president,
A. o. Ringsrud, vice-president, J. B.
Wolgemuth, secretary and treasurer,
and four new directors for a term of
four years: John Kiehlbaugh, A. o.
Ringsrud, j. S. Daniels and Arthur
linn.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Comic Opera the next Attraction

There is no question as to the quail
ity or quantity of the fun and amuse-
ment which the Columbia Comic
Opera Co. are capable OF furnishing.
This is ~attested by the favorable com
ment OF critical audiences in all the
large cities where the opera has had
numerous long runs. The intrinsic
value Of an entertainment should be
judged by the standard Of public APP
probation and the way in which the
masses receive it. This company is
of this order, it pleases all, and is a
decided success. This admirable Or
ganization, under the capable man
agement of Manager Holmes, will
have a hearing at the Canton opera
house next Monday January %.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Almost q Panic.

During Mr.. Pachard's splendid
lecture Saturday evening a fire panic
among the audience vas only prevent
ed by cool heads and prompt action.
The lecturer had stupidity placed a
blackboard wiper over an electric
bulb to dry in the dressing room.
During the lecture. first M and
then another smelled smoke and re-
allied that a rag was burning some
where. Finally the lecturer said
something about smoke and then
Fred Cuthbert began to hunt the
source of the smoke and said there
must be a fire somewhere. The word
fire made the audience jump to their
feet instantly and nothing but the
prompt action of cool heads averted
a stampede for the stairs. 1t was a
critical moment and many were badly
frightened. 1t turned out that there
was no fire, but the blackboard wiper
was getting pretty hot and the
smoke escaped under the dressing
room door and folio we'd the stage
out to the footlights. A few cool
heads in an emergency like that is
better than all the fire protection
in the world. No man should ever
mention fire in a crowded hall unless
there is a fire, because the word fire
means disaster and the human i'm
pulse is to get out regardless of con-
sequences. The big crowd in the
oyera house Saturday night could
have walked out in three minutes or
perhaps less time, but a stampede
| means death,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Big Day for MethOdists.

Last Sunday morning was the time
Pastor Loveall of the NJ. E. church
of this city had set apart to raise a
debt against the handsome parsonage
of 1920. He said the debt bothered
him and he wanted it disposed Of.
He first preached an eloquent sermon
and told of the Queen of Sheba's gifts
to King Solomon and of the Kings
bounty in return, and followed along
down that line Of illustration closing
with a tender and loving tribute to
his dear old mother down in West
Virginia, who sent him a token of
a mothers love, little as it was, it
was made by her hands and bore with
it IA more holy love and pride than
all the gorgeous splendOr of Sheba's
Queen to the Mighty Solomon.
At fifteen minutes before twelve
his sermon vas furnished, then he
announced that there was just fifteen
minutes left before Sunday school to
raise a thousand dollars, and he got
the money pledged on time, and at
1905 he had 1907, and then closed with
praise God from whom all blessings
tlOw," and he was smiling like a man
that was supremacy happy, and the
congregation was just as happy as the
pastor. At the evening service he
received other pledges and cash
enough to pay the debt on the par
sonage and complete necessary addi-
tions for the perfect comfort of the
home.
1t was a great day for the Metho-
dists and Pastor Loveall has reason
to be proud of his work.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Names OF Jurors.

The following named jurors wer'
drawn for the February 1906 term o
the Circuit Court for Lincoln County
The regular term has been adjourned
two weeks from the regular time ant
will commence Monday, Februar!
10Th, 1906.
Hans Happen, Highland.
Geo. Woodley, Canton City.
II. P. Hanson, Norway.
W. Engelke, Delaware.
Conrad Meier. Lennox.
John Bovill, Pleasant.
John Lanteig, Brooklyn.
O.. II. Lybarger, Canton City.
Adolph Temple. Grant.
Henry F. Gerber, Lynn.
F. Shining, Grant.
Thomas Thorson, Canton City.
Lewis johnson, Delaware.
Svire Greguson, Fairview Twp.
H. L. Fitch, Eden.
o. T. Egland, Canton City.
Ralph Oliver, Canton Twp.
Ole J. Rommereim, Canton City.
Robert Hemphill, BROOKLYN.
E. W. Hobson, Springdale.
Edgar Wardwell, Harrisburg.
j. NJ. Heeren, Delapree.
Wallace Mitchell, Dayton.
John Gleck, Delapree.
Ed. Hammitt, Canton City.
P. j. Egge, Springdale.
J. n. Peterson, Canton City.
Fred Gtengel, Lincoln.
K. NJ. Roti, Fairview Inc. 81
Henry Newendorf, Lennox. .
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Riverside.
Jan, Is, 1906.

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Tom Belly left last Friday fer
Sioux City and Sergeant Bluffs to re-
new acquaintanceS and will visit his
sister who lives at the latter point.
Eric Bjelland sold fifteen shotes at
the Eastcott livery barn Saturday.
He is %disposing of his property here
preparatory to leaving for other
points. Eric is a young man Of much
promise and we shall be sorry to lose
him.
Carl and Thorsten Hotter and sister
| Miss Clara entertained a merry crowd
of young folks Sunday last and in the
midst of the party vase. A. Carlson of
Brooklyn. {. A. is lot SO young as
the youths of this section but when
it comes to having a real good time
he is just as Jolly as a maiden in her
teens.
Hans Brynjulson and Arne Ame.
son were most royalty entertained
by VIM. Cuppet n day last week.
Otto Hotter helped Ebert Olson
shell corn Friday.
Strand & Renli shelled cor for
Sander Brynjulson last week.
The writer received a letter last
week from Ralph Scotland, dated at
Halbrite, Assinaboia, Canada. Raj
ph's many friends here will be pleas
ed to know that he is doing we'll, in
good health, and is proving up on a
quarter of the Kings Dominion. His
only complaint is, somewhat lone
some baching it,"
Lo! u gifted youth of Highland has
grasped his pen and stepping boldly
forth proclaims in patriotic ardor
that old Highland, the land OF his
birth, must not be invaded by foreign
serbs. Bravo! MI. Centerite. Thine
is the story, and thine is the glory,
there. are the pastures green and Oh,
we are sorry. Now if any word or
deed of ours could likewise bring out
the brilliant writer's of Grand Valley
we should feel that the result justi-
fed the act of even submitting TO
magnetic influences other than the
''lOadstones" Of Highland.
Carl Hotter of Platte arrived Satur-
day for a visit with his cousins here.
He reports u former %neighbor,
Oscar Eastman snugly located on a
farm adjoining Platte and doing we'll.
The numerous friends OF Sander
Brynjulson in Highland and Canton
townships are urging him to come
out as u candidate for the office OF
representative to our next Legislature.
His politics are of the Roosevelt re-
publican order and squarely in line
with Senator Cassill. Sander Is a
favOrite wherever he is known and
will receive the unanimous support of
the county regardless of party lines.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Death OF Mrs. Jane Kelley.

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Kelley re-
turned from Yankton Tuesday where
Mr.. Kelley was called by the death
of his aged mother, who passed away
on Sunday January IA. Jane Kelley
was born in County Wicklow, Ire
land In 1919. and was ninety years
old when the death angel called her
to a better world. One son and two
daughters survive her, Patrick OF
Canton, Mrs. Ellen Weedmark, OF
Lamona. Iowa, and Mrs. Mary Ann
Guielfoyle Of Kent county, Michigan,
When the good old mother became
helpless three and a half years ago
Mr.. Kelley took her to the Sacred
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Death of q. p. Ashley.

Fl d. S. Waldo, manager OF the Can.
ton telephone company, received a
message from Lennox Monday after
noon that Postmaster Ashley was
found dead in his chair about IL
O'Clock in the post Office. He had
taken a seat in his chair and the end
came without a struggle and without
the knowledge Of anyone. He was
supposed to be asleep but when spok.
en- 70 there was no answer.
He leaves a wife. two daughters
and a son. He was a charter member
of the odd fellows lodge Of that city
and a man highly esteemed by al
who knew him.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19

Reierson, Treas. Martin Hotter, Sarg-
ant at Arms, H. NJ. Hanson, Janitor,
Emil Hanson, First Critic Belle Torb-
ersOn, Second Critic Stina Nicholson.
The following program was carried
out at last meeting. Song Choir,
Recitation Bertha Nicholson, Recita-
ton, Ida Wallquist, Dialogue T. o..
Torberson and Carrie Hanson, Song,
Inga Syverud; The Grand Valley
Messenger Pet Torberson: Song Choir,
Debate on the Question: "Resolved
that the Dominion of Canada should
be annexed to the u. S. Decided Ia
favor OF the Affirmative.
Grand Valleyite.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Grand Valleyite.
See Said Pasha' at the oper

See Said Pasha'' at the opera
house Monday night, January %.
Rev. A. G. Shepherd was in Canton
a short time Monday while on his
way to Sioux Falls to assist in a re-
vival meeting in the Jordan church.
Miss Pearl Mallory has accepted
the position as assistant principal OF
the Lennox high school and the Lead.
er congratulates the young lady on
her promotion.
Bargains that you will know are
bargains during the special &c and lOc
sale, three days this week, Jan. 10,
10, 20, at Lybarger's Dollar Saving
Store,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19

Heart hospital at Yankton where
she was tenderly cared for and pro
vided with everything she desired by
the Sisters at his expense. The end
came peacefully and the aged mother
passed away as a child in sleep.
Before Mrs. Kelley died, there were
five generations in direct line, the
youngest being over fourteen years OF
age, and Mrs. Weedmark, the Iowa
daughter, is liable to see five genera
tiOns if not six.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Grand Valley.


In order to keep alongside Of our
neighbors in Highland and Riverside
we will endeavor from time to time,
to send in a few items Of interest
just to show we are still on earth
and enjoying the usual health and
prosperity.
Halvor Peterson of Lincoln Town
ship visited friends in Grand Valley
over Sunday. Halvor says he likes
this particular portion of Grand Val
ley especially.
Mr.. Bernard Torberson spends the
greater part of his time at Canton
this winter. We hope his mission
may soon be fulfilled, SO that he may
return to us, for we miss him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Hotter enter
tanned a large circle of friends and re-
~latives Sunday last.
The Ladies Aid Society meets at
Mrs. A. Thompson's of Lincoln Town
ship next Wednesday afternoon, Jan.
"a. Everybody invited to attend.
Miss Ida Olson Of Highland visited
with her friend Miss Carrie Hanson
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Soren Rikansrud of Highland
is now a semi weekly caller at o.
Steensland's. We are not SURF what
the attraction may be unless he is
interested in Ole's sheep or w illiam
Goat crop.
Qnite a number Of u young SWANS
attended the auction sale at K. Axel'
sons last Tuesday. They report a
good sale.
John Wallquist is now busy hauling
lumber for the erection OF a new barn
to replace the one consumed by fire,
a year ago.
The Misses Pet and Belle Torberson
and escorts attended the Literary
Society at Cottage Grove last Thurs.
day evening. They report a good
program and the debate on the ques
ton, (which Is the most beneficial
to mankind-the horse OF the cow?'
proved to be very amusing and inter.
esting, and will say right here that
old "Brindle'' carried off the honors.
Our popular teacher Miss Maud
Mayer was most pleasantly surprised
at her home, last Saturday evening
by a number Of her friends from
Grand Valley and vicinity. Games
of various kinds were played until l:
O'Clock when a dainty repast was
served by the young ladies. The re.
mainder Of the evening was spent In
listening to Recitations and Songs by
different members of the party. Mis-
Mayer was recipient of $500 In silver,
from her many friends and admirers.
Those present were: Theodore and
Christian Torberson, Henry, Emil
Chas. Hanson, Joseph Ellis, Lou Flory
Halvor Peterson, Alert Helvig. An
thon Torkelson and D. Permission
The ladies present were Misses Pc
and Belle Torberson, Carrie and
Emma Hanson, Carrie Ellis, Jessie
Flory, Annie Permission, Ida Olson
Julia Torkelson, Nellie Carlson
Martha STADIUM and Inga Syverud.
We have now reorganized our Liter
airy Society with the following person
acting as sacers Pres. Harry Artz
Vice Pres. Carl Hotter: Secy. Ros
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19

Three 100 acre farms in Norway
township. Two of these farms lay
adjoining and can be dealt for to-
gether. All good land, we'll improv-
ed and nicely located. Close to
churches and schools. II. r. ID. mail
and telephone.
For particulars write or call on,
II. w. ROGNEss,
r. +. d. No. 2 Hudson, S. ID.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Valentines for young and old at

Valentines for young and old at
Noid's.
Gilbert Gudmunsen and VIII Wal
lace came down from Winsor, North
Dakota, to visit friends and have a
social good time with their many
friends here. Gilbert expects to re-
turn north next week.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ.
K. church gave q Is cent social at q
elegant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Straw Wednesday evening. 1t was
one Of the most delightful society.
events ever given by the ladies'.
Don't forget the special towel
sale at Lybarger's Dollar Saving
Store, Saturday, Jan. q.
The South Dakota Independent
Telephone companies held their an
nual meeting at Sioux Falls last
week, and the annual reunion Of the
officers and wire chiefs proved both
interesting and instructive. and the
two days session closed with a mag
nificent banquet at the Cataract.
President C. r. Kennedy of the Can
ton company was reelected president
of the state association, and acted as
toast master during the banquet. j..
A. Stenenger Of the Parker company
was elected vice president, and DR..
Buck OF the Hudson company was
elected secretary and treasurer.
Fresh bread, cake and pies every
day at the Gate City Bakery.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Wood For Sale

John Lee, who owns the Gus
Linderman farm in Highland, has
some good sound dry wood for sale,
cut to stove length. $4.5Oto $3.50 per
cord.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19

Very handsome sterling silver
ware for birthday and wedding pre-
SentS at NOid'S.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19
Basket Ball Champions.

Basket ball is getting to be quite
fashionable all over the country, and
a number of young ladies in Canton
have formed a club, which gives prom
Use of being classed among the best in
the state. The Hawarden club came
up here last Friday to try their skill
with their Canton sisters, and the re-
suit was a splendid victory for Can
tons fair daughters, by a cor OF
thirty to five. We wish the plucky
young ladies from Hawarden better
luck next time, but they will have to
do lots of hard work before they can
hope to defeat the Canton team. The
limo IN was aS follows.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19

DIR. Mold has a sure cure for the
cuban itch. Don't suffer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19

lar SOC, 40, and SOC towels will be sold
for PC. n
Ed. L. Wendt attended the Real
Estate dealers association at Huron
last week. There we're over n hum
dred members OF the association pres
ent. Mr.. Wendt vas elected one OF
the vice presidents, and was assigned
Lincoln county as his field for work.
Mr.. Wendt wants to organize a county
association and all real estate men
are invited to call upon or correspond
with him with reference to an organic.
alton.
-15c, 2Oc and 25c towels will be sold
for lie at Lybarger's Dollar Saving
Store on Saturday, Jan. q.
DR.. Dustin, one Of the busiest men
in Brule Co., and a leading business
man and physician at Pukwana, was
in Canton Wednesday on his return
from Sioux City, where he had been
on business. The Doctor wears the
same genial smile of contentmen,
that made him famous when camping
at the Assembly grounds. He reports
Pukwana ian Indian name Of con
siderable signiicance) prosperous anc
growing in wealth and christianity.
The Leader is pleased to know thai
DR.. Dustin Is prospecting because III
deserves all the good things due ar
! honest man. $500
The sun., 1906-02-18
At Princeton function.
". J. LAMPfoS.

Due east and west the iron highway lies
Where pass and pass az ain heet trains that seem
Mere shifting phantom figures OF a dream:
And north. beyond the fair Wide valley. rise
Low hills whercon the college towers CLEAN.
Der height and open valley is dispread
The lAnguor of a summer afternoon
The drowsy. purpled stiffness Of late June;
Warm zephyrs wander lightly overhead,
Responsive huns the wires Eollan tune.
Here on the bank beside the shimm' ring track
Traced by the railroads. overhanglns haze
lounge, alone. Twas thus In other days
All. me. how musing memory calls them back -
4 college youth. trod these pleasant ways
twas thus, l ssy--and yet not wholly thus
For one there was most constant at my side.
A college mate-ah God. tho foolish pride
That broke the happy bond and parted us.
To drift and drift apart. while friend ship died.
He wanders far among the towns OF men
While mo the old. familiar places know
Far. far apart our divers currents now:
Yet, sure am hat they will cross again
As up and down the busy world we go.
What changes will attend the passing years.
Will alchemy OF time transmutc the old
Alloy OF bascr metal to pure gold
And which will be fIlaled- my hopes My fearsi
And what the sequel when the tale is told
The passing trains are phan toms Of dream:
To me, this drowsy summer afternoon.
The wires sing a sad. threnodic tune
Across the valley Prince toms towers CLEAN
And, surely. hope is htter far for June! T.