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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12
NO HAVANA TRIP.
1nnaon Iine Mm Nod Tran.port AIa-

bama Press Association.
 Selma, Jan. 11.-(SPectal At the annual meeting of the Alabama Press Association held in Gadsden. the Exec utlve Committee of the Asociation was mid-wInter excursion to Havana.
 December 29 President R. E. L.. Mel wrote to Messrs. James Gibboney and Company, comercial agents Tor the Munson Steamship Lines at Mobile askiag if transportation for such trip could be arranged either free or at a nominal cost. The letter of the .presi- senEer Agent in New York, MT. Sin clair Graham.
 Today a reply was received regret ting that the codrtesies could not be extended the Alabama Press Assocta- ton. President Mel expects to make further investigations and failing in securing transportation will likely take up the matter of a trip to Panama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12
Dss9ulsIus the He Direct.
springfeld Republican.

The old label was, Raspberry Jan," but now 1t reads. Compound Apple Jelly, Raspberry Flavor Another old label was Vermont Maple Syrup" but now it reads Vermont Syrup made from choicest maple and cane mixture" Ht's new year and q new era in com- imarciAl honesty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

As The Dothan Home Journal views the matter "one-half the world don't care a straw how the other half lives" Don't be too sure of that. one-haIf Is always watching to see that the other doesn't get the start of 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

The editor of The London Times is not gallant fellow at all. The other day Miss Gertrude Atherton told him to ..Go to the devii."' and at last ac- counts he was still in London. Pos sfbly, though. she may consider that near enough. /
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

It may be of interest just at this time. to learn that the new Lieuten- ant-Governor of New York has been regularly installed in office. and pre- sides over the Senate. The president makes all the standing committee ap- pointments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

We don't know whether 1t arises from an indisposition to change horses, or whether the present incumbent has a mortgage on the office. but Charles s. Ashley has just entered on his 18th term as Mayor of New Bedford. Eithor he Is an exceptionally satisfactory off, tlcial or he has cinch on the oface that cannot be broken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

The Charleston Post agrees that Sem ator Tillman should make new start on the negro question." That might do if one could tell with any degree Of certainty where he will go when ne gets started.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

The Thomasville Times Enterprise tells us that 1t said gravy and meant gravy" when speaking of paving ma teriai, but says we may call 1t mud soup," if that suits us any better. All right; call t hash if you like.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

If the large and varied assortment of widows left over by the late la mented Poobah of Persia are required to deck themselves out in elaborate mourning togs the court millinsr may be expected to have strenuous time ae tk for A whila-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

where does all the money so tor asks The Hartford Times. Well. If you have finished paying all your Christmas bills you should know where a good deal of 1t went.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

Since the death of the Shah of Per sia there are enough widows left over to supply a Western mining town. His shahship was an insatiate marryer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

Whether he Is Lord BSyce or plain Mir. Bryce will make little difference to the Good American citizen. He will be welcome in either capacity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

Since the cost price of disconnecting the human appendix has been marked down we suppose more people will get into line to be operated on.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ofice of ID, C., January 5. 1907-SEALED FRO POSALS will be received at this ofiics until 3 o'clock p. m. on the 2Sth day improvements, at the U. s. Court House. Post Oflce, etc, Montgomery. Alabama, in accordance with the drawing ana had aft this office, or at the office of the Custodian of the building. at the dis. cretion of the Supervising Architect James Knox Taylor, Supervising: Ar" chitect. e.o. .d -pt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

NnnAny Avef1Ee fer November, fs0e ..i5.e5S U. s. Nohie. Circulation Manager of The Aontgomsry Advertiser. being duly sworn. The foregoing statement ( The Adv4r- x5DexsE circulation for the month of Novem- Der. ze89. ta true and correct and compiled Hfter all returns from newsboys. news Nksnts. spoiled and left-over copies have E<en deducted. N. 0 NOBLE,
 Circulation Manager Sworn to ana subscribed before me this Gtsf day Of December, 1908.
 F. ". JACKSON,
 Notary Public
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12
Polishing the Bureaucrats.

Chicano News.
 prefect of police in Russia Is apt to come home most any night with the corners rounded on.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

Don't be a fool" is the heading of an editorial in The Portsmouth Star Good advice, brother; take it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

As The New York Commercial sees it, the Presidents failure to mention tar If revision in his annual message was significant only as indicating a conn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

There was recently a swell dinner among the Kalamazoo society set which lasted far into the night When 1t was over, If we may believe the reports that have leaked out, the men and women-beg pardon. the ladies and gentlemen-had quite lot of dim culty about getting to their homes. Indeed 1t is hinted that a number of them didn't know where their homes were. or if they had any. for that maEter. However. they doubtless had dead oodles" of fun. still. we should imagine that Kalamazoo might have thrown a cloak over such performan- ces
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12

ADvERTHeERB
 nWOKN-T0 CIRCULATION. Any day In the year you can look rgnt xsge and find this Sworn Detailed State Menk of The Advertiser's Circulation for the &f4eeding month. GA The net pafd-for circulation during No yember was as fellows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-19
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ltert ben Waeen uno bic Nieren.
beieitiet @inb : Sotit, erneiht ben
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uno itdrtt oas gauge Sbitem.
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(sine ipertppue Sefttpn.

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tuertuOlle Section, ibreibt Sobn 8leas
liant, WagnDlia. Sno. SD nabm
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befinoe mid ieitoem mol. @arantirt.
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19
VOTE ON LICENSE.
George Brown Dead.

DR.. Rogers received a phone mes
sage from Sioux Falls "Wednesday
night that George Brown died at 9 p
m.
The family had been summoned
Wednesday morning and all were
present when the old pioneer passed
away.
George Brown settled upon a home
stead in Dayton township in 1870.
and resided upon the same for many
years and finally moved to Canton
where he and his wife and daughter
nave lived for some time. His son,
Darwin, lives on the old farm and his
son, Willis, owns a fine farm on the
north.
The deceased went to Sioux Falls
Monday, accompanied by DR.. Rogers
and his sons, Darwin and Willis, and
was taken to a hospital where an OPP
Grafton was performed. He rallied a
little Tuesday but grew worse We'd
nesday and sank rapidly, passing away
at 9 p. m.
He was a quiet, peaceable, honor
able citizen, and had a host of friends
who will learn with regret of his sud-
den death.
He leaves a wife and daughter and
two sons who have the sympathy of
the community in their sudden be-
reavement.
The funeral will be held on Satur-
day.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.

Resolutions adopted by Gate City
Chapter No. %, o. e. S. Canton, s.
Oak, April 9Th, 1907.
Whereas. The Great Ruler has call
ed from earth TO our Chapter on High
Onr beloved sister, Frances r. Conk-
lin, and feeling most keenly the loss
To us of our esteemed sister and our
sincere sympathy going out to her
husband and daughters in this their
great bereavement and wishing To
make suitable expression OF the same,
be It
RESOLVED, That while we bow
with absolute submission to the will
or our Supreme Master we feel pro-
found sorrow and deeply mourn our
respected, beloved, noble and Chris
tian sister. ssss !. 81
Resolved, That in her decease
our Chapter has lost of its most
influential and worthy members and
the community a valued citizen.
REeOLvED, That the Chapter *
tend to the husband and daughters OF
our late sister our sincere sympathy
In their bereavement.
RESOLVED, That the Charter Of
this Chapter be draped for a period OF
thirty days in her memory; that a
to her husband and daughters; also be
spread upon the records OF this Chap
ter and published.
JENNIE E. NASH,
MADGE A. PUCKETT,
@. Al. RUDOLPH,
Committee.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19
Canton

NPli l..
Either the weather or the Calendar
is wrong, for this certainly must be
March instead of April, but never
mind the weather-Canton went dry.
About two hundred and fifty head
of cattle were dipped in the new tank
Sunday on the J. j. Richardson farm.
1t wasn't the proper day for that kind
of a job but was really necessary as
the quarantine on the cattle expired
that day.
Chris Serum is Smelling corn these
wintery days.
Miss Gina Anderson is sewing for
Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Dixon this
week.
District No. 5 is the proud posses
sor OF a new bookcase which arrived
Friday, and we are all patiently wait
ing for the Chapel organ ordered at
the same time. Miss Juel has kindly
loaned the district her organ during
her two terms as teacher.
n. N. Coon did a fine Job of paper
ing at Arthur Arnold'S Wednesday.
He is pretty busy these spring days.
John Haw has moved onto the farm
l. S. Glidden owned several years ago,
and feels like he is at home again.
Lee Stephenson took the early
morning train Tuesday for Stuart,
Neb., to look after the land he pur-
chased during the winter.
j. W. Hoffman's four horse team in
ldulged in a lively runaway Monday
noon which was cut short by coming
in contact with a wire fence. No
damage was done, except a few
scratches on the horses and a broken
fence. Now and Then.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19
h City Election.

One of the quietest elections ever
held in Canton took place Tuesday,
and the result on the license question
vas not unexpected by the anti-li-
cenSe people while the license men
were disappointed, many expecting a
license victory.
The majority against license was
only fourteen, a small margin, but it
settled the question for another year
at least.
The first ward gave a majority Of 80
against license, while the second gave
six for license. the third one for Ii
and the fourth eighteen for die
cense, not enough to overcome the
first ward majority.
The aldermanic ticket had no op-
position and the following gentlemen
were elected alderman: First ward,
Chris Sandyig: second ward, G.. S.
Hanson; third ward, Chris Engen:
fourth ward, Frank Minis.
Members Of the school board were
elected without opposition as follows:
First ward, II. II. Smith: second ward,
Willard Bennett: third ward, Isaac
M. Helmey: fourth ward, J. II. Han
San
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19
BOARD OF HEALTH NOTICE
Rule and Order of the Board of Health
OF Lincoln County. S. d.

Rule and Order of the Board of Health
OF Lincoln County, s. ID.
In order to prevent the spread OF
variOla now prevalent in the City OF
Canton, South Dakota, the Board OF
Health of Lincoln County, South Da-
kota hereby order and direct:
l. That all pupils attending the
schools of said city and all students
attending Augustana College be and
they are hereby required to furnish a
certificate from a registered physician
or other sufficient evidence of their
having been successfully v~accinated
within five years or of having variola.
2. That unless the above direction
is complied with the pupil so failing
to comply shall refrain from attend
ing said school or college until the
further order of this Board.
Dated at Canton, South Dakota this
18th day of April. A. D., 1907.
BY Order Of the Board of Health OF
Lincoln County. South Dakota.
A. b. CARLSON,
President.
DIR. +. p. SMITH,
43 w3. Superintendent.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19

The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
seems to delight In misrepresentation
and among its most silly insinuations
Is that the Gamble-C Crawford forces
will try to land a LaFollette delega-
ti0n for president. The mugwumps
don't lose any sleep over this bit of
machine mollycoddlism. for no one
else has been silly enough to dream of
such a condition. The mugwumps
hope to steal a seat on the Roosevelt
band wagon through misrepresenta-
tHiiofl and falseilood but it WON'T work.
The people Of South Dakota need NO
guide post to tell them who the real
friends Of Roosevelt are or who the
fellows are that have corporation
collars around their necks. A mug
wnmp wouldn't be happy without a
machine boss and there are a few left
who are willing to wear Joseph's coat
II 1t will help them deceive the vot-
erS.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19
Grand Valley.
April 9

We are waiting for warmer weather
to show up, that we may be planting
our garden and flowers.
Rudolph Steensland made another
of his five minute calls in Grand Val
ley last Sunday evening.
Christian Torberson was ON the
road speeding his trotter one day this
week.
Thorsten Hotter departed for his
ranch in Lyman county last Tuesday.
Mrs. C. B. Strand entertained six
young ladies al a quilting party last
Tuesday afternoon.
Anton Torkelson and sisters attend
ed the Noble Bros. show last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Fl. Hustel of Can
ton visited at John Wallquist's Tues
day afternoon.
Gunda KnutSon. Hilma Peterson
and Carrie, Charlie and Henry Han
son called at Torberson's last Sunday
evening.
The Ladies Aid Society at Mrs.
Victor Wallquist's vas well attended
and they meet again April "a, at Mrs.
O.. +. Holter's at Riverside.
The f. w. Club meets with Miss
Aline Brynjuison on Thursday, April
Visitors are always welcome.
A Grand Valleyite.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19
West Canton.

April, II 1907.
Ruby Strand is helping Mrs. Steven.
son for a few days.
e. E. Osvog has been suffering for
some time from an aggravated case
eczema.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Millage were call
ers at G. ID. Moore's Sunday after
noon.
The belated spell of winter put a
stop to farm operations for a few
days. But some of ourfarmers proph-
esy that spring is coming some time.
Judging from the amount of wind we
have had, spring must have blown
away.
Ralph Oliver had the misfortune to
run a staple into his hand recently.
Miss Lula Minor is home from
she has been teaching school the past
winter.
School began in District II Monday
morning after a two weeks vacation.
This school has a class of five who ex-
pect to complete the eighth years
work this spring,
Little Wendell Todd was kicked by
a COW last week and slightly injured.
The telephone wires have been all
tangled up lately and a ring for Cen
traP' gets most anybody.
Remember the preaching services
at the Jones Schoolhouse Sunday
afternoon. Everybody is invited to
come.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19
East Lincoln.

April II, 1907.
Miss Jessie Flory spent Sunday with
the Hicks family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ardee Millage and son
Earl spent Sunday with Mrs. Villages
parents near Worthing.
Mrs. George Todd was called to
Canton to the bedside of her mother,
Mrs. Shedd who is very sick.
Mildred Eneboe has been quite sick,
but is better now.
Miss Marie Wilkinson attended the
Ladies Aid at the home of Mrs. Wet
or WalquiSt and reports that all had
a pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warner were
visitors at the home of s.. S. Manning
Sunday.
County Supt. Lawrence was a pleas
day after which he drove TO Beresford
to attend a teachers meeting.
Miss Elsie Hunt came over from
Worthing to attend the Spinsters
Convention and spend Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Eliza Sheldon of Canton has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. j. d.
Hicks.
Miss Lily johnson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister Mrs. A.
N. Thompson.
The Spinsters Convention was a de-
cided success. The house was crowd
ed, the play well rendered and every
thing passed off in a most pleasing
manner. Several of the Spinsters dis
played considerable talent. After the
entertainment the baskets were sold
with Horton Potter of Worthing as
a%uctioneer. The baskets brought
$32. 40 and this with the proceeds of
the Shoe social made enough to buy
an organ and teachers desk for the
school. Miss Wilkinson desires to
thank all who helped in any way.
Among those who drove out from
Canton were Misses Bertha Dahl,
Eta Anderson, Mona Reynolds, Beu-
lab Hunt, Hazel Hicks and Mrs. III. A.
Wilkinson the latter being one of
the sold Maids.o
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-19
T5GTNNHTNyTDTW
81 Correspondence 3
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JrJEUNDNgtTTDCT
Norway Township.


April 10, 1907.
| nave been wondering FOR some
time why grand old Norway township
has not been represented IN tile
LEADER-the banner township OF tle
county don't you knOw-and as a Vol
unteer | enter the list n throw my
cap into the ring and stand ready. 10
greet all corners including old maids
and bachelors, but more especially tlls
charming maids of Highland, Grand
Valley and Dayton.
Spring is here, seeding is done and
farmers are happy, even II 1t remains
raw.
Ole Twedt has recently purchased
from Edward Ingebritson what was
formerly known as the Sampson nan,
son farm. Ludwig Eidsnes has rented
the farm for the coming year.
Mr.. Lane, the poultry man, trans
acted business at Canton last Tues
day. We all love hen fruit.
knut Rise, the Moe merchant, was
a Sioux Falls visitor last Wednesday.
Charley Ekley, Lars Wilson, H.. Pet
terson and Edward Ingebritson were
Canton visitors last Tuesday.
Rev. Nummedahl last a very yalu-
able horse last week.
Messrs. Eric Gubbrud, Theodore
Sundvold, Hans Sogn, Bonnie Sund-
void and Tom Ulrikson hauled tele-
phone poles last week and are now
having phones put in. Nearly every
farmer in this township is supplied
with a phone and they find them both
useful and convenient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ulrikson visited
west of Worthing last week.
Magnus Hanson marketed hogs at
Alcester last Wednesday.
Casper Sogn took in the sights at
BereSfOrd last Thursday and Satur-
day.
Word has reached this community
that a baby boy has recently arrived
at the home of j. II. Sogn OF BOwdOn,
North Dakota.
Mrs. L. Fl. Sogn who visited her
sons Arthur and Casper has returned
to her home at Canton.
Mr.. O. Sullestad and Mr.. and Mrs.
~. SulleStad were AlceSter shoppers
last Wednesday.
Tom Ulrikson was at Canton last
Saturday.
A. A. Rommereim shelled corr this
week. The IngebritSon Bros. did the
job with their new shelter and gas
power.
Arthur Sogn is busy hauling oats to
Alcester these DAYS. as he thinks
there is plenty of time yet for plow-
ing.
If our friends will just ring up and
give us the news we shall be awfully
pleased. We want to keep Norway at
the head of the list. NOrwayite.