Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-12-06

UlOn allOWeQ:
E. O. Berg, salary police, s so 90
FL. w. Bremen, salary police, SO 90
| VIM. Corson, salary weigher, As 90
A. E. Harris, special police, 2 90
Peter Peterson, special police II 90
A. c. Hyser, labor at fire
| house, 3 90
Jacob CHASER, steward, 5 90
| Claude Robinson, draying, 2 25
Fred III. Barrow, plumbing
and repairing, II 90
| w. A. Beach, justice docket, 13 90
Satrum Bros. liking windows, 2 80
Crane Co., jail fixtures, 5 So
Canton General Electric Co.,
lights for Nov, 1927 80 less
water rent for month, $l5 so, 222 80
L. Tucker, feeding prisoners, 8 95
j. L. Millie, specifications and
labor IL so
Hans Mortenson, labor 2 60
Canton 10 Cooperative Tele-
phone Co., phones, 4 IS
G. G.. Glendinning, salary aud
itor, 25 90
j. Anderson & Son, supplies
for jail, 4 IS
A. G. Mold, paint and mater
ials, 7 As
N. c. Nash's Sons, printing
and advertising, "a II
Arthur Linn, printing and adj
vertising, I 81
e. Ellingson, labor and re-
pairs, "a 80
Andrew Sandvig, labor, 4 SO
Hemstock Bros, unloading
coal, 9 80
Crane CO., supplies for water
works, % 98
Brown Coal Co., car coal, 38 81
e. Rynes, labor, Is 90
A. n. Way, salary water COM
missioner, IS 90
Math Hanson, cash advanced, 80 80
Farmers Lumber CO., mater
ials, "a SIS
Alfred Stadem, work on street, 9 90
]. P. Nordseth, salary street
commissioner, 30 90
Conrad Lindseth, work on
street, 1 so
Hans Mortenson, loading Gin
ders, l so
Mutual m Co. materials, "a so
The reports OF City Justice Hawn,
Police Justice belong, Street Com
sioner Nordseth, Weighmaster Corson
and Auditor Glendinning we're read.
Alderman Repp moved and Brenner
seconded the motion that all should
be approved but the reports or Police
Justice DeLong and City Justice
Hawn, which should be laid over to
the next meeting. The motion was
carried.
Bids for the construction OF a new
we'll for the water works system were
opened and read. Alderman Repp
moved that action be deferred until
next meeting. Seconded by Alder
man Engen and carried unanimously.
"A communication from John Isak-
son OF the Canton General Electric
Co. was read asking for a renewal Of
its franchise for a period Of twenty
years frern the expiration Of It's pres
ent one. The mayor referred the
matter to the Ways and Means Com
mittee.
The street committee reported on
the matter Of securing consent Of pro-
perty owners on the east side of Bart
lett street from 7th to 18th street to
dedicate to the city a strip Of land
for public alley purposes through
these blocks, stating that they were
unable to ecure signatures to such a
petition.
On motion council adjourned.
Attest: w. G. GEMMILL,
G. q. GLENDINNINa. Mayor.
City Auditor.
Mrs. Nash was at Sioux Falls on
Thanksgiving.
Pliny Beebe OF Ipswich was o guest
Of friends in this city over Thanksgiv-
ing.
p. A. Overseth went down to Hud-
son Thanksgiving on a short visit
with relatives and friends.
VIM. Kennison arrived home from
Miles City, Montana. TO spend
Thanksgiving with his family.
Z. l.. Redield went up to Hartford
to join his wife at q Thanksgiving
dinner at the home Of their daughter,
Mrs. DeVries. He was accompanied
from Canton by Mrs. J. "A. Redtield
and children.
This is the season of decay and
weakened vitality; good health is
hard to retain. n you'd retain yours,
fortify your system with HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, the surest way.
IS cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by 4.
NJ. Helmey 8 Co.
The. LEADER has received the we'd
ding announcement Of Miss Matte
Edith Hotter, who was married to
Mr.. George w. Brown. at Cheney,
Washington, on November 25, 1907.
The LEADER joins with her many
Canton friends ia sending congratu-
lations, and we all Wish her much
ha~ ~ har f.r uvoofnrn horno