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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08

Gtri9baliene, ioht lite laOer Sier-
nen buoe no9et mec, bOuo Der ltrsm-
msr fra Wunoen, ferer MI after oct
ltore Cro til 6oriuar for StalOarter=
ner @ummslmanospolitit p9 iparer life
pau Goer Os Stj9losOro. Oct ipnes
pore oerts Sopsoar9umenter. oS lite
oetior alpOrlig at Ouerueie O9 oistutere
en- Sag paa 6oltepis, maa be bioe,
brnats % tOHuIe ,Iig irem. SDmme
9snoer rafiller a!tio met.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08

vi er lite 6aogr al at ienoe WGno
til 6Orbunosienutet paa GiOstio, life
en9on9 ON be muatte ltaa nsriOnli9t
@enitabsiorlOlot til anute Gelion og
enooa minore, naar Der iNttes / Sm-
lob Ell Sapital for at iaa @mbeoet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
0lerf Of court.

Seo tuoocr mig berpeO ! 9Grbeoi99eo, at
bsfiSnotoiore min Sonoiootur tor 0lert o'
(;nurt I'll 8dloermes 9lfsierelie peO A'rimar.
boloet Stlni Wtoaneo. gltr leg lomllletel
Ia 8olot' loper is9 meo (roituf at iporetage
i5mbeoets 6orretntn9er. @npo'0t'pe U'''
Bin Stenllhe tg9ner le9
Suar etao'tas.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
Tritbjots Sa9a.
ati @iaias 1esncr.
XVI.
fritbioi % 9icru.

Sritbioi
Sleu, bette }itin9slip tieber mig MI;
Sleo a. al ieile % SiGmper at iGlbt,
9{oroenS be alii, De ellteoe 6ieloe
Sotte mco unberlis DIo9t min Nu
VptteliS ben, buem bdus gano ei iorituoer,
Sn9en totio9er ira SGoreneS Grap
Ut, uItioy lGn9r, lot lUnsc lea hpber
5reOIes omtrin9 puo bet uiOiomme ,Nap
Nieu
oauet er 9oot, bet ntdo ou ci nG9te.
Sribeo % @IGbe pao l>outt bo.
Sibe ei al ben itrdntne no.
Gno pil pad @plseu ics hlmleS % fo9tc;
9|aar lc8 blir 9nmmel til sreunenoe Aorb
eror le9 peI iait c9. icm @rGSiet pao 0noc
9(ll MI le9 tlGmpe o9 iGqte pmboro
9}poe nit ior9irle &Gieu ioalGn9e
6ritbipf
Slen bar iii os oO9 io9et eonO,
RunOt ON Dor sipI I99e l'operne oeoe;
N'ntren, och lan9t pil it9 el ior9oe
ser meuem Slipper paa lpIole StonO.
eRonn en9an9 piI 9fOroen leg julie,
@iGlte Song 8in9 % Min rspsoe 2'ulO,
Se pil lr9 after be 2otter iau s@Is,
Ste ben HrohnIha iau ing 0! ioa putO.
gigm.
e'oOt ie9 iorituur big Song hing itol III
prepe
NttingebGpnen, ei ioate Bib.
aon9s9aarO nj tGuoe peo WibnotStiO,
Sonnit9 ri brGnce % 0rouniu9 nj reue;
Gller mooite Ou puo bitngtuiF
a9te uiI Erotteu ell 0oIm9uns pGrOi9,
Gller bam itGpue til NGrilus poo IS?
Gig, becb bn p'l, "a Eisrn ct iRrOig.
6ritbioi.
yfGun mig ei MorObranb, o9 tFnt e pa,
sri9,
6reoeIi9 9iGiter ie9 ipIpIottet 8onnin9.
loan bar ei feIlet, eibeller bans .Tronnin9
0GunenOe Ciuoer bar itrufst mig.
'oodbet ei msr itol mig ituiieube irpOe;
Nfiteo ie9 tu9er meo ben, leg bar tiGr,
2Ifiteo ior epig. 9iaor lrGerne brpoe,
Sanits bd ipt, Ell itg Alter Bel
9igrn.
Gil ou oa alori9 ben Qoaritob forage.
% for en- Spiuoe big 9rGmme DuIb?
,5orOeu oespRrre al 6pinoer er iuIo,
Dtiteo ou Ell, itaar big triinb tiba9e
&il bu, Iuo beuter leg fIur al bet &rdm
$1iO os Ell 9uOninS ira aIetgaOe &pren,
Rpoe TOM &oicr % ipa9e iom Gam
CeIe iao brooerIi9 yooniug og 6rpocn.
6ritbiof.
GIorit, ou er aaben % 9Ioo iom yrel
(apper at tribe og tlo9 at ruobe,
Coin o9 lbOr, benz tienoer Ou buooe,
6reia, ben binm.llte, tienoer Ou e.
Site ont G'u0erneS Magt moo Nj tpite;
&o9t big at uGtte ben eui9es 1urm
Snart egcr lent Asuoss iIrn'renOc G'rife
&aa9ue GiuOcrs o9 Wenueiters &orm.
Gieru
Gioo Dog ct ene. bin t1iemuei fan liGn9es.
6ritbioi.
Gi 9oor je9 enc, nit SpGro tel9er meo,
Niern.
NuOeS Ou !No9bou bleu bGn9t / ct lrG}
6ritbloi.
Cen, iom fan ta9st, er pGro at bGu9es,
Glern.
5olOer ou, 6ofbrOr, ieg bGuner big uel
Bitter uel &loogrn pua 6ritbiois Sane.
6ritbl"i.
lpmoi9t, 95igr Ibtn rem 90IenOe Slone
l3erer ei lGn9er eno ie9. 6oruc
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
Cor County 2luoitor.

3eo, llnbertesneoe, eniter HerpsO at be, e,
llenotoi9re, at leg er rspnblitanlt &anoiGoMl al
tor Gpputp 9lu6itor, til @GlSernes enoell9e
5lioierelle peo yErimQrudl9ct Sunl Moaneo.
Si9iO ies iuor 9Ion,inutionsn % el'r pGtS,. !.
fan : itOlc poa, at is9 itol tp9ts emoeGf, {,
bou en- iorretnin9Sl:tdsi9 % stonom'''
5Roobe. AyieS megen Astslle
z. 8. Wialm.
llaFer lmp., 6obertS SO.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
efole Superintendent.

sea tiaaoer mig bsrpso at trsmtiIe mug
!, a, rSS SSglos:ne ai Soberts Gpnrtp Nom repl
SIifauif Nonoibot TO- ,0toleiuper'ntere9enl
III eSers aioieceli. peS ,NrimGrpal9ens ION
solSss BEN anocn Sir8bc8 SrH' 'ooS'
g1.o A9tclie
Summit 7. 6. u. rreH~'"'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
Co. 6ol-utv RuSierer.
Township

ilnberteoneoc iremtiuer zig ''lp 1or SGi,
nerue al Nobcrts 6ouutp lom republican,,
Sanbibat lot Goilntp aoSlerer, til SGl9ernes
eoen glfois lie peo NrimGrpol9et >N'n
atooneb. g,omineret o9 poI9t pil le9 lop'
ht taoe 9Sore poo GmbeoetS poa ell tro o(
forretn:n9smGsii 0iaaoe.
2Grbebi9it
G. u. Sonitcgarb:
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
,2eoister Of OceSs.

TO the voters of Roberts County
hereby announce myself as kepu pilCdi t.
candidate for the office OF Register OF Detus 81
of Roberts county subject to the VIII OF @ tht
people at the primaries. II nominated !, anu
Elected pledge myself to conduct the amali
~ the office in a businesslike and economlca
manner and solicit the support OF the voters
Yours Truly,
DE. STEVENS.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
xor Goulltn.S onlmisiGr.

Sso betenOtsisr bsrpeO at lss sGd,,ntpfrm. e. rtpD
,onlf aanbioat Or @lenual9 ~ eGHH'g,t" ,r;,t y;
.niSlpr ira bet 3te aenIIlllelu.'S 'rrm; o,o;srs ~
YRoberts eouutp, ior SGI9srne I'll u'Sl'''
's0 F''""'% %eb Gstsiis, Grbsbi9lt
8. u. Sbotr,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
Cor Slaise 2lttorneY.

hereby announce myself as candiuat,e
for the ONCE of States Attorney OF HUpSi H1,i, =
fountv ( d.. on the Republican 1lcket
subipct to the will of the voters at the pr
maTies to be held June, l9OS.
Respectfully,
]. w. HARRINGTON.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08

2eoere inoen ct politiit Parti bar
let for at tOmme llnauoe bOs fine
YartifHltr .blanot Solicit. Sc, fan
6sIan r'eget let 9jere fig forbOete, lOm
/. ST. nuar De er 2eoere for Ell pbetpr
oelig Miinoritet p9 enbou oil oittere
ben politiIte Netnin9 % tOin9e Jig
frem. s ct belt anoet Sps Itaar Se=
oerne for Wtajuriteten al Solicit oeres
pli0t er bet at operle Smnali9beoer %
boloe Ynrtiet iammen. Get er 10 iuu
rimeli9t o9 nuturl9t. 6ur Den Hart
Isenoe Mano bar bet intet at betpoe,
pm ben liQe Wtinpritet5 Geieipenoc
gloIier og biGiier no G9enapne pon
Qeoerne, nanr oisis repreIenterer Wta=
iOriieten og Oens pOlitiite Principer.
SOS / 5iifen maa Den DGre, iOm lGoer
Ii9 IGtte pou Gittreo9es 2imIton9 eiter
at ia p0ret meo at arbeioe Tor Gefor'
mer / benne Stat. SOnl Gc9el laOsr
iauoanne 9amle POIititere Zig life re-
formere.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
aor glert Of gojl5lrt.

,lnperteonsee brticnOt9ipr hsrueo at lee
sr Notwithstanding Sis'' M .otts tV"J nsr
lsnbeost, o9 nnmooer om p'n - roJo, T
a,rmGrpalsct SUM-, Nonlllletss OS monS, Su,S
touer ie9 poa Ell rorFetllIn9SiHu'fS "'""''
n reote Gmbsoct Nropot9N
glcliOH sSiltor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
Cor l2eoiiter Of Oeeos.

Sea tiuober mig bsrpeb Mt onnoncere MIG
Iom republtanlt Nonoioat lor Ne9lter Of
Techs, til ai9lerelie al &Gl9erne peo Frl'
mUrpnl9et Suni Moaneo.
gJrbeoi9h
SalpDr =, 9iollaB
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
Olerp Of Court.

llnOertesneOs befienOtSier DerOeO ! 2grGS. @
biobeO, at lea ntQet mig iom SanolGal 20
lafcuualo I'll 'Glett Of Goiirt, tor 6oltet q
hcmme oper pso ftimGrpnl9et Sl'l'l'
Sssr8 meb A9tele
=. gSm. Suis.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
politiife 2lnnoncer.
Cor Sheriff.

Sea tiaaber mig berpso / 2GrbpbisbeS al
iremitiue MTG for VGlsetne al Hoberts so.
iom republtanit 8onoioat tor Sbsrtib II
tsoers Ni9ierellc peb NrimGruol9sne, ION
finber Gteb esn anbsn &trsod9 / Suni, 1908
Dteb A9telle,
Tort SreSbii.
Vieu lownIbtp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
fsr @etntY Nutae.

respectfully announce myself as d . ne.
bublican candidate for County Judge supleCt
10 the approval of The voters, at the june
PRIMARIES promising that II nomlhd.so ,s .
and elected. / will conduct the ahalrs Oh tue
hnice in Z faithful m"nner.
SAM t.. JONES.
lockwood Township.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08
sfole Supsrintenoent.

Ma sniter bsruer al 2grbpS@is4ts @ ,oi.i,i. at be
ienefoi S ore, at jss ct Sans'oat loT StSiela n2i
u,sri,ttsi,peRt, Isit til @GlserneS enSeltSe NlSie
W. w 5 nriruqrpul9et, iOm bOlosS Si'''''
''' qlsnes g. e,ee
part Emp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08

And the county Treasurer is hereby
ordered to transfer in accordance here
with from said sinking fund.
The sum of ST. 72 to the general fund
of FAIRFIELD School Dist. No. |.
Same {. 30 to Garfield School Dist No. 2
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08

And the county Treasurer is hereby
ordered to transfer in accordance here.
with, from said sinking fund.
The sum of $5534 to tie general fund
of Springdale School Dist. No. |,
Same $i6.49 Gen. fund Sch. Dist. No. .
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-05-08

Ard il il further ordered that said
sinking fund be and now is discontinue.
ed, and that the taxes due said fund.
shall be divided at once upon collec-.
tion, among the SAID school districts,
at the rates herein provided. On MOI
tion the above resolutions were adopt.
ed.
Moved and carried to adj dj3",n from
Poard of Education TO county Board.
w. r. Oliver, Signed
Sec Q. II. Jones, chrm.
The following billie were then al
lowed:
s +. Allen, Com. per diem and
mileage and expenses of trip to
White Rock looking up dclin-
qucnt tax lots ...-................ s29 10
G.. a. Vreim, Com. per diem and
mileage ....... ................... % 30
r. Udseth. Com per diem and
mileage ......... ................. % 30
o. y. Odden, Com. per diem and
mileage and expense OF trip TO
White Rock in regard to deliu-
quent tax lots s.,,....,,............. 81 20
lEtna Insurance Co., insurance
premium OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5Sl
Motion made and carried to adjourn
TO May 20, 1908.
Signed
Attest o. N. Odden Chrm.
w. c. Oliver, Co. Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04

Subscribe for the LEADER, only q. 80
per year.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04

his life and for years has been a
pupil Of the world-famous Reinecke,
Hans Slit, Gustav Schreck and Reck-
endorf, teachers at the Royal Conserv-
atory of Music of Leipsig, Germany, Of
which institution Prof. Christensen
is q graduate. He has also spent one
year at the above place, doing post
graduate work In musical composition.
His numerous vocal and instrumental
compositions have met with success
everywhere. Before he accepted his
present position Of director OF the de-
partment OF music at st. Olaf college
he was at the head Of the violin de-
partment OF the Northwestern Con-
servatory OF Music Of Minneapolis.
He has every qualification for the po-
sition that he holds, and is a master
In the art Of ensemble playing.
Through his thorough work the St.
Olaf college band has reached an en-
semble seldom acquired by band or
ganizations and pronounced nearly
perfect by critics Of American and
European concerts In which the band
has appeared.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04
school Notes.

Parents are requested not to send
dinners to school with pupils except
when arrangement has been made for
the same. Permission will be gladly
given when circumstances seem to
warrant.
The teachers will go to Sioux Falls
next Monday, Dec. I, to inspect and
visit schools there. Consequently
there will be no school on that day.
School will close for the holiday va
cation Friday Dec. IL, and reconvene
Monday, January 4. This will give a
good opportunity to those who wish
to work in stores or elsewhere the
days proceeding Christmas.
Reports for the second six weeks
are out today Thursday in all grades
below the high school. Inspect care
fully and sign. Signing q report does
not signify approval. 1t Is simply
the teachers means Of knowing that
the parent has seen the report. II it
is not satisfactory consult the teach
or the Supt.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04
A Texas Ranger Coming.

When Jack Overman left Wander
bilt University, he drifted into the
Indian Territory. The territory In
those days was inclined to be wild:
gamblers, horse-thieves, and bad men
of all kinds, made 1t their resort.
However, this was not ffresfl-water'.
Jack Overman's eason for going into
the new country. He was a bad man,
and never looked for trouble; but
trouble comes Unexpectedly sometimes,
and Jack was forced into a shooting
scrape with q former schoolmate
named Hyer. Hyer was not seriously
wounded but Fresh Water jack in
order to escape, pulled out for Texas.
Here he bought the "Lazy T." ranch
and became acquainted with q typi-
cal old Texas rancher named Phelan.
Now Phelan had a niece who lived In
New York, and she went to visit her
uncle; and here begins the story Of "a
TEXAS Ranger which plays at the
Canton opera house soon.
W 49, EEs
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04
Who are Who are WEI?
WE are WE are the
Only Jeweler and Optician
On 5th Street Canton.

Hans and Ed Graning ere home
from Harrisburg in time to eat
Thanksgiving turkey, having COM
pleted a fine job of plastering on
Banker Wasem's elegant new resi-
dence at that place. Ed. Graning in
formed the LEADER that Mr.. Wasem's
new home is the most extensively
finished house in the county, the ma
terial used being the highest priced
that could be secured. Mr.. Wasem
is a modest, genial gentleman,
thoroughly democratic in his daily
life, who evidently believes like our
good friend Ernest Wendt of Canton,
that there is nothing too good for
this life as we are liable to be a long
time dead In the other.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04

Miss Ida Hervig came down from
Worthing to spend Thanksgiving at
home.
Henry Hvattum reports that John
H. Ovre's corn went over 10 bushels
to the acre and o. H. Holter's over
90.
Henry Johnson of Fairview who
was up before Judge Jones at the re-
cent term Of court for selling liquor In
violation Of law vas fined $4,000. and
to stand committed until the find was
paid. Henry Is quite successful as q
restaurant keeper but = total failure
whom he gets mixed up with John
Barleycorn.
Henry Hvattum was among our re-
newal subscribers this week. Henry
has one Of the finest farms In Canton
township and Is classed among the
most progressive farmers In the coun-
". He had his corn safely cribbed by
the 14th or November, and his cattle
enjoyed : run among the corn stalks
: week or more ahead Of his neigh
bora. Henry never liked the tail end
OF ! procession, he likes to be In the
front rank whore he can 9 what's
going on.
IT. Wasem's architect VA INSTRUCT
"a 70 consider every detail for COM
HnrA and a. n nmffa ava1anf. fhnf. hts
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04

one of the best known writer's of
western life. A strong dramatic plot,
with plenty of clean comedy. You
have seen Arizona" you have read
THE Virginian" now see ''The Texas
Ranger" and judge for yourself. Tick
cts are on sale at the usual place, po-
sitively not more than six tickets
sold to n person.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04
81. OIaf Band Coming.

The ST. Olaf college concert band
from Northfield, Minn., assisted BY
Prof. Oscsr Gronseth, solo BARITONE,
viii give ! concert at Canton shortly
after the frst OF the year, exact date
later.
This band Ii composed OF forty mu-
sicians, everyone : bona ide student
81 ST. Olaf college, and IS under the
able direction Of Prof. +. Melius
Chsietiansen. . For years II has been
considered one Of the leading musical
organisations Of the Northwest, and
enjoys the singular reputation OF be-
Ing thu only college band In America
which has made : successful European
concert tour and played before royal
~. !.
This years tour Is the fifth annual
American concert tour Of the organic
alton, while ia 1905 the ST. Olaf band
made N extensive concert tour
through Norway. It has appeared In
~ concerts In Minneapolis, st. Paul,
Chicago and New York, and judging
~ the numerous flattering press COM
lments has completely c~aptivated It's
hearers everywhere.
Through years Of thorough and con
aCientious systematic work on tns
-part 81 the Individual members, led
and guided BY the mastery musician
ahip OF its director, this band has
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04

II you are in doubt about where you
want to do your Christmas shopping,
just consult the LEADERS holiday adj
vertising. There is only three weeks
left. Do your shopping early and
avoid the rush.
IA TEXAS RANGER" the west
tern military drama, which comes to
the opera house for one night soon, is
by far the strongest play Of the plains
ever written. 1t is not an old play
made over, but a bran new story, by
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04

Mrs. W. Fl. r. Martin, and Mrs. B.
r. TOlson, arrived from Washington,
ID. c., to spend Thanksgiving with
DR.. and Mrs. Hummer down at the
Asylum. Mrs. Martin is an aunt and
Mrs. Tolson is a sister of Mrs. Hum
mer, and the DR.. and Mrs. Hummer
have induced their Washington rela-
tives to remain and enjoy Christmas
at Canton. DR.. Hummer assured the
Washington ladies that the strong
Arctic blast that came down upon
our Indian. summer weather Of Mon
day morning was what Dakotans call
q microbe destroyer and is considered
healthy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04
..The Devil"

Devilgrams from the story of the
Devil"
He who spurns the good things of
life has not lived.
There is only one true woman the
other fellows wife.
Here's the key to life-love your
self.
David Belasco's production OF "The
Devil'' is still receiving the undated
interest Of theatregoers in New York,
and the road companies have been
playing to crowded houses in all the
cities Of the country.
The. effect of the play Is not alto
gether pleasant, it is almost too brut-
al a realization Of the wish to :'see
oursels as ithers see u.s." and human
nature has many impulses and weak
nesses that will not stand analysis.
The play has been the talk of the
country for the past year and the sub
ject of critical comment or the part
of theatrical writer's, but a large por-
tion Of the tbeatregoing public Is still
waiting eagerly for an opportunity to
form their own opinion of this unusu-
al and fascinating production.
The rights to the authorized version
of this play have been secured by Mr..
Ernest Fisher, and 1t will be produced
by his able company at the Canton
opera house on Wednesday next week,
Dec. 9.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04

Mine stars but das Willie Hotchkiss
hat a betterish line Of Holiday goots
yet already now on hand and so nice
as lever vas.
HOtchkiss.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04

Wednesday was a beautiful winter
day. The sun shone brightly spread
ing warmth over q wind swept region
where Billiards disturb no more.
John Overseth was down town
Wednesday, the first time since he
had his ankle sprained several weeks
ago. John was cheerful under mis-
fortune aud lost no flesh.
"A home mission conference of the
Lutheran church was held In Lands
church at Moe this week. Rev.
Berge Of Inwood came over Wednes-
day and Rev. Tetlie Joined the con-
erence Thu rsday.
The Canton passenger vas six
hours late Wednesday owing to a rear
end collision at Riverside Park siding
Wednesday morning. The Canton
passenger took the siding to allow a
south bound freight to pass. The
Yankton passenger ten minutes be
hind the Canton train ran onto the
siding and into the rear end Of the
Canton train.
The editor met a couple Of lover
grown youths on the sidewalk Satur.
day evening; one asked for . dime and
we gave him . quarter. and he hand
ed out his professional card which
read:
"Thanks for your Dime. Mr.. =. q.
Money. You are now . member Of
the Lennon club. Squeeze Brother,
Squeeze. Don't get 0 =
stung too. Password: Let me have
Dime.o
They owe as fifteen cents and = box
Of cigars.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
FARMERS STATE BANK.
OF CANTON, 8. d.

At the Close of Business on the 9th
Day Of Nov. 1908, Made in
Compliance With the Call Of
the State Examiner.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04

Don't forget Willie the 5th Street
Jeweler when looking for Christmas
gifts.
HOtchkiss
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-12-04

CAN MEET YOUR WANTS
Whatever your needs, come
and let us show you a variety i
of beautiful presents that will !
at once appeal to you as Just !
the Thing" We have genu-
Attractions for Christ
mas and want you to know it. !
SEE THE LATEST
1t is a privilege to show our
beautiful holiday goods and
you will oblige us by consid- 5
ering this a personal invita- 5
ton to- call and inspect ourex-
tensive and up-to-date line of :
Christmas Novelties. $
Merit, Quality, Fair Prices 5
Are waiting for you here in 5
connection with a great arr
iety of the Best Holiday Sc i
lections of the year, and our :
word of seasonable greeting to y
buyers ofgifts is "A SQUARE
DEAL" AND A MERRY
CHRISTMAS TO ALL. i
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-01

In one of our show windows we have
placed representative numoers from
our new line of Mems, Women's and
chiIdren's house slippers. The course
of constructing is also shown from
the time the wool is taken from the
sleeps back until the shoe is fin
ished.
MEMS FELT SLIPPERS SIPS to
$500.
WoMEN's FELT SLIPPERS $500 to
$50
MISSES FELT SLIPPERS $1.oo to
cHILDRENs FELT SLIPPERS 75c
$1.0o
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-01
Women's Coats = Approved Styles

Stylish practical garments you quickly recognize
Materials include Of fabrics with
influence whole tight fitting semi
fitting plain evidence
braids figure among the trimmings
prices $3.50
5000
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-01
! Sweaters 9 Sweat
er Goats.

Never before have we sold so many
sweaters at this time of the season,
but if complete lines and reasonable
prices count for anything then we
should have the entire Sweater bust
ness of the town. All wanted coIors
and color combinations.
Coat Sweaters $3.50 to $500
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-01

Petticoats are sold in the
same department with skirts
and attention is directed to
the large line of Silk Petit
coats at a price range of
$3.50 to $500
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-01

women and children qualities prices tina
have offered previous workmanship and finish
regular high standard
Moments Flanneiette Gowns 75c to $500.
Wonen's FlanneIette Skirts, plain colors- 75c to S
Chidren's Sleeping garments 65c to $1p25
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-08-13
INVESTIGATION OF FARM CON-
DITIONS.

President Roosevelt has appoint
ed a committee of five experts on
country life to make an investigation
of the conditions on American farms
and report to him. The report of
the special committee and the re-
concentrations which the President
may desire to make will be incorpor-
ated into a message which the Presi-
dent will send to Congress. Mr.. Wal
ter H. Page, who was born near Cary,
in Wake County, is a member of
the special committee.
The President states that the OBJ
ject of this work is to bring about
better social, sanitary and economic
conditions on American farms The
President well says: mo nation
has ever achieved permanent great
ness unless this greatness was based
on the we'll being of the great farm
er Glass;
We trust that this move started
has ever achieved permanent great
er interest in farm life and result
in much good.