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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08
Council Proceedings.
Canton, S. D., June 4, 1906.

Canton, s. D., June 4, 1906.
Council met in regular session June
4th, 1906, at 8 p. m. with the follow
ing members present: Repp, Bremen.
Ovre, Syverud. Anderson and Filing
son. Absent, Helgerson and Redfield.
In the absence OF Mayor Gemmill,
Alderman Repp took the chair and
called the meeting to order.
Minutes OF the previous meetings
were read, and on motion approved as
read.
Aldermen Helgerson and Redfield Of
the finance committee being absent,
Bremen and Ovre were appointed to
fill the vacancies for the meeting.
The following bills were audited
ana on motion allowed:
E. O. Berg. police twenty-five
laws 8 40 25
H. w. Bremen, police twenty
five days. Observation-Disclosures ~ 20
VIM. Corson. salary weigh
master for May. $1,000. 40 90
N. @. Nash's Sons, printing
and publishing 30 u
Chas. Walrath, cleaning hose
and Watching Harlan house 4 90
G.. g. Glendinning, salary part
month 10 90
Arthur Linn, printing and
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08
The CANTON LEADER
ARTHUR LINN,
Editor and Proprietor.
Ct GIondinning. Business Manager.
The Soldiers Home.

The appointment OF Captain Lud'
low as a member Of the soldiers home
board Is one OF the best selections
that could have been made. In the
death OF Charles Marshall OF Rapid
City, the home lost n Of It's best
friends, but the appointment OF Cap
tain Ludlow will give the old veterans
assurance that the vacancy caused
by his death has been filed by an
able man and a true friend.
In this connection it may be pro-
per to state that DR.. A. s. Stew
art OF Hot Springs will be a candidate
for commandant Of the home under
Governor Crawford's administration,
and no man In the state Is more de-
serving OF the honor. He did more TO
secure the home for the old veterans
than any other man In the territory,
and his services have not been recog-
nized by these Who should have re-
cocnized them. Capt. Lucas came
into the territory about the time the
soldiers home fight was settled at
Bismarck by passing the law over
Gov. Churches veto. Lucas sang
sOh Shady" at a few camp fires and
began to tell the politicians and
others that he was the only man on
earth who knew anything about a
soldier's..home and through his glory
and greatness the home was secured.
Lucas had no more to do with get
ting the home than a Laplander. It
was his brass and wind that made
some people think he was somebody.
When you separate Lucas from "Old
Shady" there Is nothing left.
Dr. Stewart OF Hot Springs was the
father Of the soldiers home bill and
made ! glorious fight and with the
Aid OF warm friends won out. He Is
we'll qualified to discharge the duties
Of Commandant and his appointment
would be an act Of Judgment.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08
Old settlers Picnic.

Inc Executive Committee or the
Old Settlers Of Lincoln County, met
list Saturday. at Canton and made
the arrangements for the fifteenth
annual picnic and this picnic is ex-
pected to be one Of the most enter
tanning and largely attended picnics
the society has W had.
The date set for the picnic is Sat
urday, June 10th, 1905, in Canton at
DobsOn Park and the committees In
charge OF the different features OF the
picnic will do their best to aid in
making this picnic q great success.
The following Is q list 81 the COM
mites selected to attend to the diff
l4ranE "details:
Finance: r. IA. Overseth, DR.. John
r IeWis, J. q. Laxs0n.
Music: I'd. Il. Wendt, Prof. A. *.
FMH ELhFH E A1 MnA H
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08
Indseth. @. o. Knudson.

Indseth, @. o. Knudson.
Sports and Amusements: Dwight
| Slade, Chas. L. Kundert, Almer Hell.
gerson.
Decorations: II. II. Delong, Mrs.
II. ii. belong.
Publicity: Arthur Linn, Frank
Nash, Robt. O. Schaber, Frank l..
Nohr, James Hattlestad, e. S. Beck,
G. III. Aldridge.
The following program was also ar
ranged by the committee:
June 10Th, 1906. Dobson Park,
Canton, South Dakota.
1870 a. NJ
Music by the band.
Invocation, Rev. V. b. Conklin.
Music by the Glee Club.
Address Of welcome, Mayor w. Q.
Gemmill.
Response, +. Moscript.
Music by the band.
Presidents Annual Address, A. r..
Brown, President.
1900 NJ
Picnic dinner In the park.
l:30 p. NJ
Music by the band.
Annual business meeting.
Music by the band.
Report of mortuary committee, =.
S. Clifford, chairman.
Music by the band.
Grafton, Judge A. r. Jameson.
Short responses to toasts by mem
bers from different townships in
charge of Gus A. Fowles.
500 p. H.
Street amusements Of all kinds on
streets and as big a wind up as can be
provided for. These amusements,
contests and sports are In charge OF
,he committee who will issue small
bills hereafter.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08

publishing .......... ...... ~ 10
A. Ii. Way, salary water COM
missioner part month go. o 90
| Canton General Electric Co.
lights for May. ....... l63 35
j. p. Nordseth, salary street
commissioner May .:....... 40 90
Mutual Lumber Co. ,tiling and
materials % 46
Bowman-Kranz Lumber Co.,
5tiling and materials ...... so
Graneng & Voyen, cement
crossings. ...........-.. =. At %
Diamond Compound CO., boil
er compound. -............ 10 20
Garlock Packing Co., mater
ials for W. W. -.... .......... q 90
j. l.. Opperud, draying -...... %
p. Anderson, draying. ........ Is
A. }. Bragstad, fixing tools. 20
Eli Keynes, digging service
boxes y w
j. G. Richter, work at W. w.. l 90
Joe Gillen, work at W. w.. l %
David White, hauling coal. 5 10
" rop z, 10 ]cunpljac for w w ia 10
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-08


Alderman Syverud introduced an
ordinace providing for the payment OF
a poll lax by all mals residents OF the
City of Canton between the ages of
twenty-one and fifty years, which, On
motion, was placed on it's first read
ing.
The bond Of VIM. Corson weish h.
master for 5000, with A. G. Mold and
Simon UIrickson rs sureties, vas on
motion approved.
Monthly reports Of City Treasurer
and weighmaster were read and order
ed placed on file. u
On motion council adjourned to
meet at s p. M, Wednesday, June g.,
1906.
A. REPP,
Attest: Acting Mayor.
G. G. GLENDINNING,
City Auditor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
MAUD BOOTH HOME
To CARE FOR AGED
At THE PRESIDE
Nurses Leaving the City Cause
Old People to Seek New
Quarters.
Thirty Of the Feeble Bless Those
Who Have Looked After
Them.

The old peoples home. established
at the Preside shortly after the fire
for the care of the old and feeble
refugees, was abandoned yesterday,
and many of the patients were sent
to the Maud Booth Home, While those
who were able were sent TO live with
their friends in the camps.
Before leaving, many OF the old peo-
pie, with tears in their eyes, called
down blessings upon the nurses and
doctors who have given them sucn
splendid care during the last month.
The home was established shortly
after the fire by Dr.. Henry II. LlsS-
mer, who at that time was chief san
itary inspector of the camp and dis
covered many old and feeble people IN
his rounds. After securing one or the
barracks on the reservation, the doc
tor asked the Red Cross TO furnish
the nurses. Misses Sandison, Ed
wards and Thompson, who arrived
/ here with the volunteer nurses from
Tacoma. were sent to take charge OF
/ the home and under their able man
agement the thirty patients were Wei
cared for.
AS volunteer nurses are no longe
needed in the city, arrangements wer
made 10 send those named TO their re
/ spective homes and the old peopl,
were compelled 10 look for a new
/ home The nurses feel as though the!
lhave been amply repaid by the bless
/ ings bestowed upon them BY thess
/ helpless old people.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
BANKS BUY SUFFER- STREET
STRUCTURE FOR NEW RON
French American and French SaV
ings Institutions Purchase Miss
CIarke's Ten-StoPy Building.

The French-American and the
French savings banks have pur
chased, through the agency of A. j.
Rich & Co., a downtown location
for their new bank. The sum OF
S25O,000 was paid by Charles Carp3
TO Mrs Charlotte 7. Clarke for her
holding on the northwest corner OF
Sutter and Trinity streets, in which
was formerly located the firm of
Bullock & Jones. The property has
a frontage OF 30 feet on Suffer street
and 6S:9 feet on Trinity street anG
is covered by a ten-story steel and
terra-cotta structure, erected about
two years ago and sold at that time
by this firm 10 Mrs. Clarke for S315,-
OOo.
The revamping Of this steel struc-
ture. which has been found TO be in
an excellent condition, viii cost SI5,-
600. thus making the actual price
S325,00o. This price was Offered
Mrs. Clarke q few months before tht
fire. and goes to show that values are
unchanged since.
Mr. Carpy will at once commence
the reha bilitation of the ground hool
and basement. and put in extensive
vaults 10 make il the new home FOL
the banks. II is expected that thez
viii be in this building within five
months from date.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
California
Limited
ToChieago in 5Days
Leaves daily at $3.50 a. m.
With ninars and SIeanars

80 A NJ. For Stockton. Merced. Fresno.
Hanford. Visal1a. Bakersfield
S:oo P. NJ. and intermediate points.
$3.50 A. M.-Callfornia Limited. days to
Chicago. Leaves every day. Direct
connection to Grand Canyon.
$3.50 a. M.-Valley Limited for Stockton.
Mereed, Fresno. Harford, Visalia. Ba-
kersfield and points on Sierra Railway.
10 80 A M--For Stockton. Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway.
400 P. M.-For Stockton. Fresno and in
terriediate points.
Soc p. M.-Overland Express for Denver,
Kansas City, sChica go and Grand Can
TICKET OFFICESEFerry building
Post and Fillmore sts-. San Francisco:
J112 Broadway. Fortieth ST and San
Pablo ave-. Oakland; University ave- and
West ST., Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
ALL THE WAY
NORTH SHORE RAILROAD
Via sausaIlto Ferry.

Via Sausaiito Ferry.
For Sausalito. Mill Valley. San Rafael
a. m; 1920: .1:45. s3:i6. ABS. 5:i5. $50.
$50, 7:15, 800, 10:15, 11:35 p. m.
.Runs TO San Quentin.
7:45 a. m. daily for Cazadero and way
stations.
315 p m. Saturdays only for Point
Reyes and way stations.
Ticket Office: Union Depot. foot Of
Market ST.. S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
WASHING OF FISH IN LAGOON
No LONGER TO BE ALLOWEI
Board of Health Issues Order Tha'
1t Must Stop on Penalty
of Arrest.

The Board Of Health will make deter
mined effort to improve the sanitary con
ditions AZ Fishermen's wharf Complaint
have been made that the fishermen clear
their fsh in the lagoon between the sea
wall and the foot of Tayior street Dr.
Hassler says this must be stopped and if
after today, any OF the people complained
Of continue to disregard the order Of the
board the Chief OF Police W.. be re
quested to place officers at this point anC
to cause arrests whenever any Violate:
OF the law is discovered
The board also discovered that the cook
house located at Dolores and Nineteenth
streets. at whion about 800 refugees are fed
daily, is in a filthy condltion. II is prac-
tically nothing more than an open shed
and is infested with i..es, no effort being
made to cover up meats or other articles
of food. The sanitary condition is also
extremely bad and if the place is not bet
tered today N order closing it will be
Immediately made
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Strike Leader ExiIed.

ST. PETERSBURG. May 25.-The siovo
SAYS that instead Of being released as an
nounced, NJ. Krustaleff. president of the
executive committee of the Workmen's s
Council, who was arrested in St Peters
burg on December last during the gem
eral strike, has been transported TO Svea-
bord fortress, Finland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
nevofions OF HihcrnIans.

The members Of the Ancient Order Of
Eibernians Of America Will receive their
Easter communion in body tomorrow
morning al the O'Clock mass at St. Pc
ter's Church, Twenty fourth and Ala
barna streets. Rev. T. Carsher, chaplain
Of the order. viii oficiate.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Yosemite Now open.

Southern Pacific announces two routes-via
Rayn1ond Biz Trees and lovely Wawona, and via
Nerced Yosemite valley road up MeTced River
stage ride but one day either way. See any
agent
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
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IN order to insure prompt dis
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to send wrapper, send last re-
ceipt.
THE WEEKLY CALL IS
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respectfully requested to notify
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Streets, San Francisco, Of their
subscription. Please send, if
possible, portion Of old wrapper
showing name and address or
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TO The PUBLIC.

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@eit ltber 60 sznhren

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@uIf Shpre Nahn.

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-12-26

is in the valley. We have had no
wind in months, not enough to blow
the clothes off the line even when
not pinned on.
Today there has been crew of
railroad surveyors at work in front
of our door, just touching one cor
ner of our land. From what we can
learn, the depot will be built right
in front of our place. The new road
will make two running through the
valley, and will run via Missoula
and shorten the distance to Eastern
points between two and three hun
dred miles. When we get the depot
Mr.. Atkinson will begin selling town
lots and wearing paper collars, and
think himself strictly in town. Prop
erty is advancing in price very fast.
The Indians will soon be selling
their lands here, as they do not like
railroads and taxes. The mild eli
mate, good soil and fine quality of
land is bringing in many people to
buy land, as a good living can be
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-12-26
DELHI CITIZENS FIND AN EDEN.
Mrs. Atkinson writes Enthusiastically of
their New Home.

ED. GAZETTE: Another year ispass-
ing, and theqholiday season reminds
us of our Redwood county friends.
AS for Mr.. sAtkinson and myself, we
are in good health and surrounded
by everything needed to make us
comfortable. We have had a mild
winter, not a day but we have our
doors open. Our rose bushes are as
green nowsEas at any time during
the summer. picked rose buds to-
day, and am using vegetables from
the garden, as we have not put
them all in the cellar yet. We have
good prospects of fine crop of fruit
another year.
We have had about one inch of
snow in the valley, but it is SO warm
that it melts about as fast as it falls,
altho we can see snow on the noun
tains around US. Mr.. Atkinson rode
up on the mountains a few miles
yesterday, and found the sleighing
fine there. We can find it consider
able colder at any time by going one
mile back in the mountains than it