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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12
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ltnten Sanb ianft ben Riiden 81 reis
ben.
~Nu. gang 10 fdGimm tit es ia ni3t.
SD babe cine febr auperldfige 9ause
bGlterin unb bann audi nod cine gdn5s
Gnsabl bon Neffen unb Ni9ten, Die
fleiBig na9 mir feben, tpenn mfrs
NAL ni9t gang re9t it,"
Sin bitteres 2a9en fam bon SrGus
lein 4melunrens 2ippen.
Die 5drtli9en @erpdnbten - man
tennt basi 81 sic arrner Mann, tpis
lange miifen Gu i6on entpobnt ipor>
ben iein, baB sic lie gar ni4ts mebr
permihen! 1nb bod, pie innig mir
ben sic benz Simmel banfen, penn
Sic i6ren Segen pieber elm ein5iSe5
Wfal empfunoen babsn ipirben!"
!9err &nDnaeel rieb INNER itGrfer.
rSu, bas pGre i6on mpgli9,"
meinte er ettpas serItreut. yQber finz
ben Sic ni9t, bab mir uns ieBt LANCE
senug ausgerubt baben? SIS lit bier
ipirtli9 iebr fibl."
@r f9ien bur9aus sefonnen, auf5us
1teben. Od ereignete ii9 etpas liner
ipartetes. SrGulein Mmelunren itieB
einen lauten S9rei aus unb umtlumz
merte i'm nd9iten Moment Serrn
&nOna9els 9als nit beiben @rmen.
num 8ottss piQen - retten sic
mid! Cine S91ange!"
Was lie fir cine G9lanae aebalten,
mar 5tpar nur Elm Spif9en ben 9rd@
fern hinbuf9enbes, 6armloIesgibe9ss
lein sepeien, a6er auf !Serrn Siess
frieb 3nDnugel bate Der Mlarmruf
ni9tsbeftopeniger cine fiir9terli9e
8irtung geiibt.
oils fible er bic @iftsG6ne bes
i4redli9en Heptils i9on in ieinem
6letf3e, fprang er empor unb I9iit>
telte bas arme, 5itternbe SrduleiIl
4melunren energif9 BON fi9 ab.
p9oP Der 9enter bieie perpiinf6t.
Bant! Meinen &6eumatismus bab'
l4 meg unb nun ioa i9 mid audi
mob BON S6langen beiben ldfen."
sS9neu mar er nit einigen mG9s
tigen SGBen aus Dem unterbpl5 bers
aus, bOaig unbetiimmert Inn bas
S3idial bes peibli6en Weiens, bas
it3 eben 10 bertrduensboQ ieinem
S4uBe bate binseben poaen. @an5
beritOrt mantle SrGulein @melunren
btnter ibm brein, UNI in Der nG6iten
Sefunbe nit einem neuen S9redenss
ruf fteben gu bletben. Oenn mas is
ba erbli6te, mar fat NOD fiir9terli=
der ais bas 9erai9el Der permeintlis
den S9ldnee. 3Grtli9 umf6lungeu
itanoen NeQD unb Der Softor i'm
S4uBe o5s 8erlpbungsfteins, Der lie,
pie lie meinten, ben 8liden Der anbern
ent5og, unb eben fanben fi9 ibre Sip.
pen in einem lansen 9ufe.
Wfan tann ii9 obne Elm aIsugrobes
Nufgebot an p1dntaiie poriteaen. mas
pdbrenb Der nG9ften Minuten ee:
i3db. 4ber fir gtpalb esasmunf
bate Der 3orn Der Sante ieBt feline
S9reden mebr. @r pubte, baB Nelt
ihn lieb bate, er bate bic unatpeibeuz
tighten 8epeife bafir erbalten, uni
bos mar genug. um i'm nit Der Sc
pibbeit gu erfiqsn, bab lie Die Seint
perben Diirbe, allen Sinbernifen aun
Srob.
r3iirnen sic uns ni6t, perebrtes
SrGulein!" rief er in Sieges5uperii9t
p@s mar eben Der 3uuber bes @erlo.
bungsiteines. Der ii9 tpieber einmul
betpG6rt bat. Was fonnten mir baoe.
gen tbun?"
SrGulein @melunren aber mari i'm
einen giftigen 8lid gu unb bann elmer
S%tpeiten bon unenbli6er @ebmut6 aut
Serrn &n0nusels f6pn in Der sSern
peri9pinbenbe 9eitalt.
m@4 mas = 8erlpbungsitein! -
Bleiben sic mir nit fol6sm aberalGu:
bif6en unfinn bonn 2eibe!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12
Iette |. ssrsmber

SD mDats mir einen 3abn Bel Sbnsn
aie6en lahen!" = Sorfbaber Ger
nabe BEL Der air4e pobnt): rGs lit
iebt gerabe bas 9o9amt in Der &ir9'
unb ba Sieb' i9 feline .3dbn'!" =
6rember: .@ber bas tit bod ni9t berz
boten!" = 8aber: rSSd, pifen g, ia
BIN BON 0errn pfarrer f9on elm paarz
nal ange5eiat porben speseI St0rung
bes @pttesbienftea!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12
Wahl!
Der Sele8ationsporIseno e iar Die panasnes
rifaniiGe &ontercns.

rttantld)e SsonTetcIs.
Snoem Staatsietretdr &oot iingft>
Fin @iliam s. 9u9anan bon Soma
gum 8orfbenOen Der ameritanii6en
Delegation fir ben am %. Suli .. 8.
in &to De Saneirp, 8rafiIien. 5ufamz
mentretenoen oritten panamerifani>
fGen &ongreB ernannte, bat .er jebens
falls cine GuBerit gliidIi6e 8abl ses
troffen. Sa3unon bIidt nidt mir auf
cine l~angid6ri9e eriprieRIi6e Diploma.
tiI9e 2auf6abn i'm Mgemeinen auriid,
ionoern bat ii9 ipe8ieG in Der Sa9e
Der panameritanii9en @eItrebunsen
6ohe Geroienite ~ertporten.
8u9anan, Der ge9enmdrtig i'm So.
2~eten8ja6re itebt. NOR 1901 @sne.
ralOtreftor Der panameritaniI9en
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12

freut ii6 elmer itattli9en 2eibesfiiae.
Sn 8efanntentreiien gilt er ais Elm
feiner @ourmanb. en- ieinem Wefen
perbinbet er NIT Wirbe uno 3uriid~
baltung cine srobe 2iebenspiiroiefeit;
in feiner Stimme bereinisen fi4 &rafi
min Dei9beit nnb misunderstanding
teit. Dabei binterIdbt ieber Sat, ben
9epburn ipriHt, ben ginbrud bon
ueberseugungstreue uno Wahrheit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12

QusItelung in
SuffaIo, 81. g.,
gu 0eren 3uz
Itdnostom
rre5entlt9 beiz
setra9en bate,
~fuugirte
1901. auf 1902
al8 oinerifaniz
.f6er Sele9at
luf Gem 5peiten
9Gnamerifanis
tGen &ongreI1e
ir Der Sta0t
m 0(,,f
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12
Glsnelano. Cincinnati. Chicago q Si. Koats 6atiGay,

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&IsseIans 9tbtfisA
absaas autusti
auerrau @spres tas,S. 800. 4 3oSm Wep BORT BIB taI 8 d., Il iogm
q y & . Sm tdsi4 3D.. Z S0Sm Detroit C SOebo @rp tasIs 7 558m
SleuIanS arom. .....--.1o 45ga Gort @opne & ef @sp tasI 10 segm
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st sBabne & 9Th @sp 'taI : 5oRm ct sOuis 9tb td d ST.. s ooRm
Rn&6erbn6r 81 t1aI d &s.. 8 55Am Mmeriean @rpreb tdeGh. .. 6 45Rn
SoIebO & Detroit ep tast. 8 3ONm y & LINTON @Hp aeeOm. :. 8 l5am
st. sonts Stbtfton.
Sin, Snbps & ct 9Ggp bI IL O5gm ameriean grprsb teI. ...... A OOgm
Rem yrt 3tb tdsI g. 80. IL 208m St2, Sin & Sol 81 @rp tg ds4 aOYm
ct sous asom.---- 7 16gm q. SOuis ermt tdl 81. 7 15gm
souf6uefern 3m hI d III O5gm NRatn C 8 Sante dee -. 10 s5@m
ct Souls grpre', tdsl d s.. IL 458m y D & Bottom 3tn taI DIS. 2 40sn
st. 2ouis 3b tdi d S.. 8 15sm ct 9ouis @ceom 5 sEstm
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gtuetnnati Dibtfter.
est 4ous & Gn Radters to- 1 SOBm @incunnatiAee. .........,lO 30Bm
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2He.HHat. eEp tag $50. 7 sossa ebie E ct sesRreb to- & ps II s5gm
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sautatss accom- ..--:-.1 oosm sanfate: aeeOn :~:..1o sOSn
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Reosta Dt~bifion-ne
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.ssmn a..Om. .-....--..... 8 16am Columbus erPreb tasI s.---1s ooats
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12
&tnoermunS>

8arlden bemertte auf benz 8u6n>
hofe piele &iiten. bic nit elmer Jlaf9e
be5ei3net puren, unb frast, mas bies
gu beDeuten babe. Seine Mutter err
fldrte ibm, Die Slaf9en feien Elm 3ets
den, baB man nit ben beaei6neten
&iten ni4t berumf9Gagen biirfe, Inn
ben Snbalt ni9t gu bei9Gbigen. Sa
bittet Der &leine: Wutter, ma9' mir
audi cine 6lafGe auf incline Sofe, bas
nit mid Der Batter ni4t 10 baut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12
@ttrnbahn =Tabrplatt.
Ddnodiid Sine.

Nbsaus M1 'uuft
ct. Souls SpcI, tsl d.. / 5O8m Bittsbura Spcl, tadiA Q 8 20Vm
ct soHte Stn tdglt& sd &b z OoVm Rp Bort GrpreS tdsn& S. 6 5ODm
capital GEpres tdl 3D. 7 108m SAneaer Brazil ti5ta -. 8 OO8m
ct souts Vic tael 1900. 7 3)0m Serre Saute Citing dec tag 10 25mm
@b ct 8 srpreb tdgn9 ds. IL aoRm 8essoae grpre5 taolt DIS. 2 4oNm
ct 3ouis Grpreb tagI ......S 15Rr Mtantie Grbres taeEh. 4 46sr
{ . & glfngbam dec tdsI. I 90 Rn $ttsb Gsp, tdsI s &c.. 6 56Sm
ut 9 Sa Watl tdalt@ 80. 8 1ORT S6e Rg 9imiteb fdG a b 7 O5Rm
ct Souts special ta9id S IL 3bIm Tttsburg Spell ttdsid d IL 25Rm
Bincennes Oibtfiom.
Cairo & 2tnsen gxpr tagi& Z 9OSm gpeneer & Nrsud Gid Va, tai 8 56SS
8tnsennss g:preb tagI..... 8 6O9n Btnsennes @rpres taaitS. 10 so@v
Sbener & 6rend Gid VI, teT 4 45Mua Cairo grpreb tdeH6 ....- I5gm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12

Oils @rtbur nit benz OientmGbs
diem Die StrdBe, in Der Tie tppbnten,
binabgins. fubr i6nen Die 5euerpebr
entsegen. n@ienei9t iolten mir urls
febren," meinte bas MG9en, res
fDnnte am @n6' Seuer Bel uns fem"
,Iber geben mir nur tpeiter," err
flGrte Nrtbur, rbenn penn mir ben
tpeiten Deg 5uriidgeben unb es lit tein
Seusr BEL uns, bann drgerH mir uns!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12

JriB9en bate priissl bsfommen.
SpGter bOrte man i'm tief aufieufssn.
r0arum feuf5t bu benin fo?" fpirb er
gefrast. SD mD9te audi einen Spbn
baben, ben i9 bur9priigeln fann,"
meinte Der feline 9emiitbsmeai1.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14
a HISTORICAL Dispute Settled.

For many years there has been a
dispute among the historical writer's
In regard to the priority Of settle
ment at Medary, Brookings county,
and Sioux Falls. Prof. Kerr and Dana
r.. Bailey have held to view that the
settlement at Medary was made first,
while the Department OF History,
upon the Ii tteesstimesy Of Major Dewitt
and Samuel j.. Albright, has believed
the Sioux Falls settlement was first
made. Recently e witness vas
unearthed, In the person OF Mr.. Peter
b. Burns of Liberty, Missouri, who
was q member Of the party Of pioneers,
and 10 him the Department Of History
submitted the matter. Under date
OF August 9th, Mr.. Burns replies:
Having learned when We arrived
NJ Pipestone that q party had started
from Dubuque, Iowa, for Sioux Falls,
we divided party; part OF 1t
started for Sioux Falls, and the bal
ance for Medary. l went with
the party TO Sioux Falls. When we
got to Sioux Falls, the Iowa party
had got there and were in camp be-
low the falls, in a tent; they also had
q team and wagon with them. In
about three or four days they left,
having made no Improvements Of any
kind, and had not returned when |
left for Medary, which was in about
three or four weeks after I got to
Sioux Falls. after provisions, as ours
Wn8 about OUT
The drst settlement at Sioux Falls
occurred fifty years ago next May.
Wonder IL the Queen city will cele-
brate the event?
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14

is not yet fully equipped, but suffi-
cient apparatus has been provided to
give the students considerable prac-
tice and exercise.
The dormitory, located a short dis
lance north of the main building, is
a three story frame building with a
substantial stone basement. 1t is
~commodious and complete in it's
equipments, heated by steam and
lighted by electricity. The building
is supplied with city water, having
water on every floor, and provided with
sewerage connections. Fire extin-
guishers are distributed throughout
the building. The basement contains
a large dining hall accommodating
about 200, kitchen, laundry, bath
rooms, storage rooms, rooms for hired
help, etc. All the three stories are
used for dormitory purposes with the
exception of such rooms as are used
by the teachers in charge, and recep-
ton rooms. The rooms are light,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14

purposes, atfording accommodations
for fifty boys.
On the second floor are located the
commercial room, the chapel, Irea-
surer's office and a typewriting room.
The commercial room, occupying
the north half of this floor, is a large,
we'll lighted room. This room is Tilted
up with all necessary and up-to-date
equipment for actual business prac-
tice. The south half of this floor, TO-
gether with the south half or the
third floor, is occupied by the college
| chapel, which, including the gallery,
has a seating capacity of about 400,
The first floor contains the presi'
dents office, the library and reading
rooms, the faculty room. and three
large class rooms seated with tablet
arm chairs.
In the basement are located the
steam heating plant, janitor's room
a large, we'll lighted recitation room
and the gymnasium. The gymnasium
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14
common branches contained in the
Preparatory Course.

common branches contained in the
Preparatory Course.
Students wishing to enter advanced
classes in any course are required to
pass examination in all branches pre-
ceding, or present testimonials from
accredited schools showing, the num-
Der Of weeks devoted to each branch
of study, the number of recitations
per week and their final standing. A
list of studies persued with certain
standings attached without further
information can not be accepted.
A student may persue nj or more
selected studies when it is to his in
terest to do so.
Testimonials of good moral char
acter should be presented by all new
students.
ADMINISTRATION.
Students are received as ladies and
gentlemen, and as such are trusted to
conduct themselves in truthfulness
and uprightness, in kindness and re-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14
-111G11GTANA FAIL TERM BEGINS SEP. II


room in this building, thus ensuring
them a safe, comfortable, and pleas
ant home.
MANAGEMENT.
While the United Church owns
the school and contributes to it's
financial support, the entire manage
ment is left with the Augustana Col
lege Association.
This association was formed in 1895
for the purpose Of enhancing the in
terest of the school and placing it's
immediate management in the hands
of it's patrons. All interested con-
gregations send delegates to the an
nual convention usually held in the
month of February.
ADMISSION.
No examination is required OF stud
ents entering the Preparatory Course
or first year Parochial.
Students wishing to enter the first
veal of the Academic or Normal
Courses must have completed the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14
Lincoln County Fair.
SPEED PROGRAM.

SPEED PROGRAM.
Come to the races-we will use you
right. Purses not as big as some but
money sure.
Wednesday, Sept. 26.
Pony Running Race, / mile,
2in3 Purse S25 OC
Green Race Trot, l mile, Purse SO Oh
Horses that have never been
in a race for money!
2::3O Trot or Pace. Purse 100 90
Boys Race and Game Base
Ball at 4 p. IN.
Thursday, Sept. q.
Pony Running Race, | mile,
2in3 Purse s25 90
Free for all Trot or Pace l (:
mile,.2 in 3. Purse 200 90
Spanish Lancers Race
Ten to start. New, novel and
entertaining.
LIST End Bird 4th
$40 81 IS SO S25 90
Automobile race, 5 miles, wheel
barrow race, three-legged race, greas-
ed pig race, s to enter, all to start,
the n catching the pig gets the
prize5the pig.)
No entrance fee to this last race.
Many other specialties introduced.
Come and enjoy the sports-we will
give you your moneys worth.
Game Of quoits or ~horseshoes on
test 5 moneys.
Entries for harness races close on
Sept. Is, 1905.
II. N. COOPER,
Sec,y.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENT

Augustana College can again report
a growing interest on the part of its
patrons, a wider field Of influence,
and a large attendance than hereto
fore attained. This, we are pleased
to acknowledge, it owes in great
measure to the good will and influ-
enc exercised by it's students among
their friends and acquaintances.
To fill the vacancies occasioned by
the resignation of Miss Sophia Bergh
and Miss Agnes Kittelsby, the Board
of Directors have appointed B O.
~Steffenson, B. S., and Miss Minnie
Gullickson, B. S., both graduates of
st. Olaf College, Northtield, MINI.
B. o. S%teffenson graduated from the
academic course of Augustana College
in 1901, and during the past year was
assistant principal of the Cottonwood,
Mimi, high school.
During the past year a large num-
Der of our former graduates have
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14
FOR PRESIDENT 1908
ROOSEVELT
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
by will Of .he People.

For Senator. ............R II. J. Gamble
Yankton County.
For Congress. ........... Philo Hall
Brookings County.
For Congress. Col. Parker
Lawrence County.
70. .Coe T.. Crawford
Beadle County.
For Lieut.. Governor...,.H n. G. Shober
Hyde County.
For Treasurer. .......C. III. CaSsill
Lincoln County.
For Secretary. .....D. ID. Wtpf
Hutchinson County.
For Atty. General ...S. w. Clark
Sphinx County.
For superintendent. Hans Ustrud
Minnehaha County.
For Auditor. $500. John Herring
Campbell County.
For COmr. s.. L..........O G. Dokken
Deuel. County.
For r.. r. Comr. Geo. Rice
Moody County.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14
Death OF John r. Schubert

This community was Saddened to
learn i tho death Ut John # Schubert
who expired at his home In this city,
last Saturday at 7:60 a. M, aged 40
years, 3 months and 8 days.
He went out to Mitchell about two
weeks ago for the purpose Of closing
up the sale OF his 32O acre farm near
MI. Vernon. While In Mitchell he
was stricken with paralysis, and his
wife being telegraphed for was soon
81 his bedside. He was brought back
70 Canton, Sept. LIST, and was seem,
ingly doing we'll under the medical
are Of prs. Bradstad and Verdi,
hut hemorrhage OF the brain set In.
He grew weaker and weaker, lost
consciousness and died after lingering
III this condition about "a hours.
He came from a prominent GeTIilaIi
family who settled In 10 Daviess
county, Illinois, in 1852, his father,
Nicholas Schubert and mother Mar.
garetha (Walter) Schubert were born
Ia Bavaria, Germany, and the elder
Seubert took up the hardware busi-
ness In his fathers store, and after
his marriage he engaged In the hard
ware business at Platyille, Wis, for {
years and then became a partner with
his father In the business at Galena
where he remained until his fathers
death In 1908, when he came to Can
ton, bought out Cloud Bros. & John
son co. and continued to do q sue
cessf0l business until the time of his
Death.
Deceased was 8 man or genial and
SCompani0nable temperament, attend
q closely TO business, and made
many fast friends.
He VAS born at Galena, Illinois,
Nay =, 1857, grew up to young man
hood and married Miss Carrie Heiser
of PlAtville, Wis. His marriage was
blest With four children, three OF
whom arc living and are at home at
Canton namely:-Elmer E., Harrison
Il. and Miller II. Besides his widow
md three Sons he leaves i sister.
EllxAbeth D. Brinkman who is the
wife Of Rev. Brinkman OF Morris,
Minnesota, and q brother, George r.
Heubeft. i hardware man Of Mime
apOlts, Minnesota, both of whom
ceme 10 his bedside and stayed with
him to The last.
large gathering assembled at his
t4SEI A.4R-.&r - ~t
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14

Lincoln county has enjoyed the ex-
pertinent OF a primary election and
over two thousand voters registered
their choice for legislative and coun-
ty candidates. That the primary
election is a success none will deny
because the voters of the entire u
ty register their opinion of various
candidates In such a manner that
combines and deals are almost de-
stroyed, though not entirely.
The contest in this county was
spirited from the day a primary eiec-
tion was decided upon, and the candi-
dates, most of them, did a prodigious
amount OF campaigning. Under the
primary candidates must do their
own hustling, and it is a strenuous
job, as most can testify.
Lincoln county passed through the
ordeal In an orderly manner, there
being little or no bitterness displayed
over the result. The hardest fight
was over the offices of and
states attorney, although it was con-
coded that the result would be close
and SO 1T proved.
The ticket is a good II and the
result must be considered as the
voice of the people. Here Is the
VOTE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14
Musical Concert Near Moe.

The Lincoln FIJI Harmoni Orches
ira assisted by the Moe Orchestra
and the Moe Band will give a must
cal entertainment at John Engebret,
sons place two miles west of Moe,
September D, commencing at ]
o'clock. The Dokken Male Quartet,
the Blandet Choir and vocal soloists
will assist.
Refreshments will be served during
the day and supper in the evening.
Admission at the gate 10 cents.
Children under IL free.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14
Section of Typewriting Room. Corner in Ladies, DormitDry.
"a Glass in Shorthand.

spect, in diligence and sobriety, in
obedience to law and maintenance of
order, and such regard for Christian
institutions as become members Of a
Christian college.
II is an implied contract that all
who enter the college agree to fulfill
In all respects this trust, and no stud
ent will be held in this institution
who persistently disregards the rules
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14
A Great Lecturer.

Bishop w. F. Oldham, Missionary
Bishop OF India, will speak at the M.
e. Church Monday evening Sept. II,
8 p. m. Bishop Oldham is not un.
known to the people of Canton, hav.
ing appeared on the Assembly plat
form two years ago.
He is probably the best posted mar
on India now living. having been
born, reared and educated in that
country.
Turn out and hear him. You will
hear a grand lecture.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14

pleasant and easily ventilated. III
this building there are accommoda-
tions for about IS girls.
A portion Of the first floor, which is
partitioned of from the rest OF the
building and which has a separate
entrance, will be occupied by boys
under the supervision of a teacher.
A competent preceptress has special
supervision OF the young ladies who
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-14

County Judge.
Asa Forrest, Jr., Canton 1924
County Treasurer.
Ole Hokenstad, Dayton 1886
A. j. Kuhns. Lynn 746
S. l.. Whitlow, Delaware 1863
County Auditor
G. l.. Kundert, Canton 1882
Edgar Wardwell, Harrisburg 62l
ii. f. Gerber, Worthing 273
Register of Deeds.
G. G. Johnson, Canton. 1914
j. N. Peterson, Canton Alb
Superintendent of Schools
G. &. Lawrence, Canton l437
NJ. T%fayaillie, Canton 446
Clerk of Courts.
George Olson, Canton 1910
Tom Lunder, Dayton 23l
j. b. Clendennen, Canton 535
G. e. LaBar, Hudson l49
States Attorney.
A. b Carlson, Canton 72O
H.. J. Brown, Canton 694
A. r. Jameson, Canton 1853
w b. Mallory, Lennox 1T
Sheriff.
Filing Opsal, Canton 1866
Tom Thackeray, Hudson 259
Coroner.
DIR. A. G. Mold, Canton 1859
DR.. j. III. Kerr, Worthing 57S
Surveyor.
II. N Cooper, Canton 1880
Note-Perry township is not report
I'd, but as there were about Is votes
EAST, the leading candidates in the
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