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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06
r. p. March 6 L. r. March 90
Notice for Hearing Petition for Letters Of
Administration.

state ann OF so oT Iin DaSoia' IS In County Court.
In the matter OF the Estate of Erik Olsen
Thormodsgaard. deceased.
The State of south Dakota sends greetings
to SidseI II. Thormodsgaard Ole E. Thormods-
gard. II L. Thormodsgaard. Epgrebret e.
~Thormodsgaard and Erik b. Thornodsgaard
heirs at law and next of kin of Erik Olsen
acknowledgement. deceased, and to all whom
these presents may come.
Notice is hereby given that III. -. Thormoas-
gard and Sidsel II. Thormodsgaard has hied
with the Judge of this court, a petition praying
for Letters of administration of the Estate of
Erik Olsen ThoTm0dsgaard. and that Monday.
the 23d day of March. 1903, at Q O'Clock q. M. Of
said day, being a day of regular term OF this
Court. to-wit, OF the March term. 1908, at the
court house in the City OF Canton, and County
OF Lincoln. has been set for hearing said pc.
tition. when and where any person interested
may appear and show cause WIZ the said pc
tition should not be granted.
Dated at Canton. s. D., this 9Th day OF March,
A. d. 1908. BY the Court.
Attest: ASA FORREST. Jr..
GEORGE OLSON. Judge.
Clerk OF County Court.
BY D.. il. SLADE, Deputy.
c. o. KNUDSON, Attorney.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06
1t tried to rain a little Wednesday.

1t tried to rain a little Wednesday.
Mrs. Andrew Whealey Of Colman,
is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
j. W. Dibble.
Mrs. Tillotson entertained Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs. Seely and Mrs. Turner enter
tanned a party Of lady friends at the
asylum Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Van Camp of
Highnore. are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a little son at their home.
Remember the handkerchief social
at the Schiager school house east of
town on Friday evening Of this week.
The Eastern Star will hold it's reg
ular meeting Monday night, March 8,
at s o'clock. There will be initiation.
Rev. Thibedeaux of Madison joined
Rev. Cave and began a revival service
in the NJ. E. Church Monday evening.
Miss LYDIA Bragstad left for Mime
apolis Wednesday to enter the train
ed nurse department of the Lutheran
hospital.
Charlie Linderman and John G.
Lee, a couple of old timers, were dis
cussing politics, religion and seed
corn Wednesday afternoon on the cor
ner heal the LEADER office.
Col. ID. II. Hawn expects to leave
for Grand View, Washington. OF Sat-
urday of this week, where he will look
after his son Arthur's property, who
is detained in Canton by the contin-
ued sickness of his wife. Arthur is
interested in banking and a fruit or
chard.
Tillman Mausbach, the happiest old
timer in Lynn township, was in town
Wednesday and in a brief chat with
Governor Crawford told him how the
Lynn township progressives feel and
showed him how they look, and the
Governor was convinced that Bro.
Mausbach is a magnificent sample OF
a good, true. loyal republican.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06

Commencing with next Sabbath
morning, the first Of Lent the Pastor
of the Congregational Church will
give a series Of Lenten Sermons on
"Last Scenes in the Life Of our Lord"
Morning worship at 10:45. Sunday
School at noon. Young Peoples meet
ing at I o'clock, and evening preach
ing at half past seven You are cOrdi-
ally invited to these meetings.
G.. S. Evans, Pastor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06

Foley's Orino Laxative is sold under
a positive guarantee to cure constipa-
tiont, sick headache, stomach trouble,
or any form of indigestion. If it fails,
the manufacturers refund your money.
What more can any do? 1. M.
Helmey s. Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06

Rent and Wants
Glover and Timothy Seed For Sale.

Home grown clover and timothy
seed for sale. This seed will be on
sale fen the nexttwo weeks only, after
WITCH we have a standing offer by
s. Ted houses. Get your seed before
this time.
37-2t CLOUD BROS. & JOHNSON Co.
For Sale.
A good team of geldings aged 4 and
S, well broke, gentle and ready for
work, and a fine coach mare coming
three next October.
Also a lot of yellow dent seed corn
every ear of which has been tested
and will be sold FOR So per bushel.
Will take somefyoung stock or shoats
in trade. Inquire Of
35 TT. e. d. WARNER.
Fresh mich cows for sale.
SOFT. G. SKARTvEDT.
a When you want first class flour call
1 for Fancy Patent, made u of home
grown wheat, and take no other. 1t
Is the best jul sold. 29-tf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
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mia MGmlerd)or &alC. Ter
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terboItlnQ nit acknowledgements Doll.
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bulg, Die iic I'M N%ugencinen 9eut'
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fenocn lperoeu fem: 6rIS. 2olliie Sol.
fcr6crt Morie @roi uno Sonnab
aorItoot, iopie Die Scrren Otto
Shntieo uno SSobn @rof.
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6ltr Surncr. - Cas- Teit-Gos
mite fiir ons pom 10. bis 5ltll1 81.
[Slrni 1909 IN Cincinnati, Ohio. ltatt-
iilt0en0c 8unocS Tl1rnfcIt Dc3
Noroomerifoniider G1trrer ? 9ltns
0cs bat ioebcn cin oiii5icae5 Bulletin
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gen iibcr Die @prbcrcitunqcn fir oo3
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qrolnm lit nod niht fcrtiq geltelt,
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luerocn. Gos 5lpcitc Bulletin miro
oltd) cine elite Der Sotels Der Set,
Itoot cntbolten. Sr. aitguit Scrmann
lit 8oriiber bcS 6eIt.Gomite's.
9auen ii b DE " oG nun.
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ult0 ,Sobn s. aumpf lniicn an Win-
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6iibides Mobnhdlls errihten nit
Sdieferbof. Gie 9oufoiten perben
fit ieoes 3alls $4,000 betragcr.
Stltrmpi II 5 . 6 q nj b q gne.
= Bis geitern iii1b III Der Sturln,
miro Gdntpagne oes .Gbriitli6el1
8ereins iunger Wdnner $26,923.50
gelannmelt iporoen.
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mcihc Der ,&ernlQnn 2O9c Ar. 8,
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6cn GinlobunQcn bonn yG(rion", Der
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Sooonn mur0en Arrangements filr
Dos GuOc oicicS Monot5 IN Der Sigh
lono Ncoocnln ItottfinOcnOc Son,
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Nobcrt @cicr, Gin oftioeS @titglieO,
Der iblper fronf 6ortieOer lag, ii0
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SclbItmOr6 it I. -
Nm Oftobcr e~rlitten 800 SerIonell
llniGQc, 0orl,ntcr II Ycriollen toOt'
lidc, 10 6cgin9en SclbItmoro, s
Scl6ltmorODcri1d)c, 80 itorben plot
lid. Inter Ocn t60tli6eu llnallelt
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io6rcn. llntcr Den nid)t tootliden
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mo n &crlcBungcn oilr6 StroBcn-
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in 9tr. 1862, GoIterlts9(be1,nc, oic ipl-
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nilo George y. @eritmeper. Gum
&ereinsunpoIt Ipuroc Sr. GborleS
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friiberer 9altimorer, lit III Der lester,
@obl in Grab @alep, Californian,
elmer itarf repubIifaniifen Ortidoit,
anf Dem 6emofratiiden Sifet sitnl
Mapor criudblt Woroeh.
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>N'p' Iu'" "'N'I'S' I'"'>> ~
Cie 9cillder ser N}ntiucc. - 9i-
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luic mldl b%elonoc.% III oor)tCll2r''d)er
MIR Observation-Disclosures loerz
Den 0crielben III bcIoel FlIllttth &C.
rcdlt. Ntooollle VI, Nllcc NtcFolo' locl-
die 0cIlern Die Eortlc pcrtorpcrte. mor
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9nrharrcn haS 5oocS 9Gnni Of Worini
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gc,iqburo nnnc8 Qo6
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Brad bas 8cnif.

6rou Wtorp u. @ntfinS Itiir5t i'm
Sa,iie iGrer 6relmoin an Der
Noro.GGarlcS Strobe Die Sinter-
treppe bonn 5ipeitcn Stodlpert Der.
unter. - Mar aus 8irginien.
Sruu Murp u. @utfinS, cine 60
Sabre oltc 6rolr aus girginielt, Die
bei 3ruu %ennic Npplcp, bon Nr.
PIP, observation-disclosures ouf 9eiildl
iuciltc, i~tiir5te geitcrn 9lbeirb furj Dor
7 llbr ole 0intertreppe oes Sauies
bonn 5]rueiten Stodmert berunter uuo
brad OuS @enid. 6rou Applep fono
Die ~ungliidIife om 5ltBe Der Sreppe
ulti benz 8uBboGen Der Slide liegenbc
Irou alf uno ricf eincn 9r5t bcrbeI,
bel oeiien anfunft ieoo6 Die nlte 90
me bereitS foot mar. 9ielelbe lit
aud an. Gltbcrfulolis. Coroner Gin.
tbicrm Itelte ein olif ltnfaa loliten.
oes 1ooes.G ertififot ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

gutiduIOtgt.- 3i6ter: Sic
buben in DEM &eitaiirant segeiien
uno getrrnfen inO iif Damn beimlid
cntiernt. obne 3u 5abIen; perbGlt iid
Die Safe io2"-anseflaeter: rgeein,
i'd, babe Dem aeGnsr aufridtig seiast,
boB if) fein @elo hdtte!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

Safe sur Neiie ms gnslanS be.
IOrst 6. Saline, Rr. 413, Cf-gaIti.
moreitrake, nabe Gmitom Souie sss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

az Ger n8ermania.S anen.8er
gniigitngS. 8eretn" perdnitaltet ant
fontmenoen Nontng Ibeno in Glog.
gett'S Safe al Horo-Sremont.Ipe
Gin guIternlouper, 5t Dem oerielbe on
unoerer Stelle bieies 9lattes 6reunbc
uno @0nner eiulabet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

bitmoroper Ii d.. - Ter
81 Sabre olte 6ouoro Steport, uolt
Nr. 1913, Siios WountsS truBe, oere
iud)tc gcItern ruegen Archaeological
SelbItmorO 81 beaebclL inbem er Iif)
oie aeGle ourfidnitt. Scine Wtlttter
muroe bti Dem 8eriufL i'm al oent
Iorbubet jill perbinoern, e~benfaaS
Dermunoet. Stelpnrt puroe nod Dem
Grnlflir1. SQllare. Npipital aebradlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

F** Ger n@ermania.N dnner6or-
Sfat Club" peronitoltet morgcn
N6cn0 ein Sfat 5urnier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-10
Progressives Betrayed After
Making Agreement For
Peace in Good Faith
HIGH HANDED PROCEEDINGS
standpatters in the Majority and Con-
duct Proceedings to Suit Ideas-soIid
Standpat Delegations to Two Con-
ventions - Old Central Committee
Turned Out.
pecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Newton, March 10.-"Harmony' as
practiced in Jasper county politics has
come to an abrupt end. After the two
factions got together some time ago
and arranged treaty of peace, the
standpat wing only awaited the oppor-
tunity to gain full control of the ma
chinery to put the progressives out Of
the running. The standpatters die
tated today's county convention to suit
themselves, regardless of the fact that
harmony had been agreed to and di-
vision of the honors was to be made
The convention was called to order
by Joe Horn, to whom the proxies OF
the two former county chairmen had
been given under the harmony ar
the chairman announced for temporary
officers Henry Sllwold for chairman
and Carl Webb and II. c. Korf for sec
retaries. Sillwold is the former stand
pat chairman Of the county convention
of two years ago, when the split oc-
Cured. The progressives protested
but were outvoted, as they were later
when motion was made to make the
temporary officers permanent. There
was little trouble, however, until the
committee on resolutions reported the
resolutions approving of the Roosevelt
policies in national affairs and the pol
- nj a fiNoS
congress and in the cabinet, and also
endorsing Allison for senator. The res
olutions We're opposed by the progress
sives as contrary to the harmony
agreement, by vote Of 73 to 52 The
vote on permanent organization and
other questions was by practically the
same division, "a to 81. The delegation
from Newton was solid against the
standpat program. The convention Sc
lected as delegates to the district con-
vention to be held in Oskaloosa next
Wednesday thirteen standpatters, and
the state convention delegation is also
solid standpat. The district delega-
ton was instructed to vote for NJ. A.
McCord, postm aster here and a leading
standpatter. for district delegate to the
national convention.
Not satisfied with taking the whole
thing in the way of delegates and res
olutions. the standpatters proceeded to
rub it into the progressives by ignoring
both the former county central com
mittees and selecting an entire new
committee, which is at least tWo-thirds
standpat Under the former proxy
agreement the progressives hold that
the old committees were to stand. but
the opponents declared both commit
teenaen had resigned when they gave
over their proxies.
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to Taft and Cummins could register
their vote and this division was made.
Taft received 1855 votes with is OPP
posed and Is not voting On the Cum
Minis resolutions Cummins received
167, with 53 opposed. On the selection
of delegates to the state convention,
the standpatters endeavored to have
the selection by supervisorial districts
but the convention made the selection
thru committee of five. The standpat
method would have given the stand
patters a chance for Representations
The convention selected delegates to
the congressional convention in the
same manner The standpatters thru
Nose Cohen, chairman of the Seventh
committee, called the
delegates to the county convention to-
gether before the regular conVenticsi
and by supervisorial districts selected
delegates to the congressional conven-
ton In that way they hoped by taking
part of the Polk county strength to get
a majority In the Seventh district con-
vention and select two standp2i dele
gates The Polk county convention ig-
nored this action and selected progress
sives to the district convention. This
may result in Il contest at the con-
gressional convention Saturday.
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ANOTHER HORROR
,NARR0N[Y AV[R1[
Largest School Building in State
Of Ohio Totally Destroyed
By Fire
CHILDREN JUST ASSEMBLING
Had Fire Broken Out Fifteen Minute.
Later School Would Have Been in
Session = Structure Totally De-
stroyed Was Mass of Flames When
Firemen Arrived = Loss $4,000.

Toledo, March 1O-The Napoleon
union school, the largest building OF
the kind in the state and which was
completely remodeled only last April
and had cost the county $4,000 al
together, was destroyed by fire this
morning. repetition Of the Collin
wood horror was possibly averted by
only quarter of an hour in the time
of the starting of the fire, as the chill
dren were on their way to school, and
some were playing in the yard when
the school pupils should have been I'M.
their seats, the main part of the build
ing was a mass Of flames.
Superintendent Bremen and Prindi-
pal White were the only persons in the
building when the fire broke out, the
other teachers not having arrived. The
two men ran to the stairway leading to
the attic and were driven back by q.
shower Of sparks and a great volume
OF smoke. Ine Hre eVlueHtiy cduSHe
from a defective fue in the furnace
chimney, where it ran thru the attic.
Before the fire department could get
stream on the building, the flames
had Quilted the attic and dropped to
the floor below.
The bell fell inside of fifteen minutes.
The building is a total loss Eight huns
dred pupils were enrolled in the school,
and the building had fifty-four rooms.
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No INSTRUCTIONS
T ALLISON CONTROLS
Interest in Washington in Iowa
Convention With Situation
Not Understood
ALLISON EXPECTED TO CONTROL
Anti Taft Forces Expect Senator's Fol-
lowers to Prevent Instructed Delega-
ton to National Convention-Cum-
minis Charged With Not Desiring In
structjons,
structions.

Especial Washington Correspondence
Washington, March 10.-Curious di-
vergences are noted in the construc-
tions which the Taft and anti Taft
forces place on the results of the Iowa
county conventions thus far held. The
Allison people are represented here
as likely to control the first conven-
ton. Just in proportion as the pos
sibilty of such a result is en-
phasized, the anti-Taft leaders cheer
themselves with the hope that Iowa
will not instruct for Taft.
In Washington the anti-Taft forces
look to the Allison hackers to save
the state from instructions. In Iowa
on the other hand, 1t appears that the
anti Cummtns forces are charging
that the Cummins' crowd does not
want instructions. Washington Won
ders what it all means.
The fact that Senator Allison's af-
filiations here are with the people who
want to defeat Taft-such senators
as Aldrich, Crane, Eliins, etc.-has
naturally inspired the impression that
if Allison controls he will be disposed
to help his friends if possible.
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CONGRESS IS NOVEL
Dozen Nations Represented in Weeks
Meeting at Washington Under Ma
tional Mothers Congress Auspices
"WeIfare of the Child"

Washington, March 1o.-Delegates
representing every state and territory
in the union and leading countries Of
the world assembled here today to
attend the international congress on
the welfare of the child, under the
auspices of the national mothers con-
gress. 1t is estimated that upwards
of 200 delegates are here, in addition
to 400 or 500 visitors. The congress
will be in session for week and
promises to be one Of the most not
able of its kind ever held. At least
a dozen nations are represented in the
assembly.
A feature Of the opening day was
the reception and address to the dele
gates by President Roosevelt at the
White House this afternoon.