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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23
DIR. ]. II. EvELETH, successor
to DR.. jennings, makes q speciality
Of Crown and Bridge Work.

Mrs. Paul Thompt and daughter
were guests Of Miss Josie Christopher.
There will I've a social dance in
Armory Hall this Thursday evening.
Good music.
Sever Stadem came home last Satur-
day for a short vacation. He has been
working In the Standard office at
Vienna.
Chraft 4 Hansen have a page ad in
this issue. 1t tells you of the wonder
full bargains to be found at their
store.
Myron Dunlap: We are carrying a
bigger stock of hardware and CUTLERY
than ever before and selling every
thing at bedrock prices.
The death of Lieutenant Sutton of
the Marine corps is now being inves-
tigated at Annapolis. The evidence
indicates a drunken row, rotten
discipline and rowdyism.
Ed. Benedict's closing out sale gives
you a rare opportunity to secure
musical goods at greatly reduced
prices. This special low price sale
will not continue all summer. Don't
Mrs. GeOrgiana Hummer of WASH
accompanied by her daughter,
ara guests Of Superinten-
lent Hummer and wife 1T the Indian
Asylum. Mrs. Hummer and daughter
expect to make IN extended visit
nero.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23

Don't fail to see the great Jessie
James Wild West.
Miss Agnes Skartvedt is visiting
with relatives in Minnesota.
Canton looks like a city in Africa
with it's striped canvass.
Somebody lost an Epworth League
pin. 1t is at the LEADER office.
The Ferris wheel and Merry 60
round attracts the young people.
Kinsey Fobes, one of the Canton
high school graduates, came up from
Ida Grove, Iowa, Monday for a visit
with his schoolmates and friends.
Miss Selma Ingstad of Mitchell, a
cousin of Miss Clara Peterson, has
been a guest at the f. B. Peterson
home in this city and out in the
country. She returned home Mon
day.
Editor Upland of the Sioux Falls
Posten was a Canton visitor this week
accompanied by Mrs. Upland and
the children, who will make an
extended visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Ovre.
Roman Gerber of Langdon, North
Dakota, was a LEADER visitor Thurs
day. He was accompanied by his
nephew Fred Gerber of Munsingen,
Switzerland, and by Burkhardt Fisch-
a prominent editor of the same
city. These gentlemen came to the
United States for a pleasure trip and
found much to admire in Yam.
kee land. They enjoyed a pleasant
visit with relatives at Worthlng, and
Are booked to be In Switzerland by
1st.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23
Canton Girl Married in Spokane.

We find the following report of a
wedding in Canton, as the bride was
born In this city and went to Spokane
With her parents about s years ago.
The father of the bride was a pioneer
photographer in Canton and will he
remembered by all the old timers,
We find the following report of the
wedding in the Spokane Evening
Chronicle of July Ii.
a quiet home wedding was solemn
lzed last night at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Carrie Hilstad
when Miss May .Hilstad became The
wife of Charles p. Brant. on account
OF the illness of the brides mother.
only about Is relatives were present,
aG n ceremony. which was preform.
ed by Rev. II. E. Mills. The bride
was gowned in pink silk and carried a
bouquet of white roses. Her sis1ar
MISS lnga Hflstad, was bridesmaid
and her brother, Oliver Hilstad. act,
ed as best man. ''
me pride is a charming and ar
oomplIshed young lady and has resid-
"a ~ for about eight wears.
m other. "oh "ef
M Brant is one of tho host
known insurance men in the state
ne ne Is a special insurance Inspector
anu anu lor v years has been fire mar
s5a - o. tb inns city, having been appoint
iso4. BESIDES his insurance business
ne Is Interested in real estate and
sen building. "e raul
AIIer a trip to Seattle and a visit,
~ coast resorts, Mr.. and Mrs. Brant,
Will reside in this city"
Inc leader in behalf OF the MANY
olu friends OF the Hilstad family in
canton and Lincoln county, extends
congratulations to Mr.. Rr.nt
and his beautiful bride.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23

The leading feature of all attrac.
lions with the Hine-Cash carnival
Co, the great Edison Jessie James
Wild West here all the week.
The shooting gallery in the Miller
building is getting It's share of patro.
mage.
E. Permission left a splendid sample
OF wheat at this Office Wednesday. 1t
looks like Is bushels to the acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baysore are re-
joicing over the arrival of a handsome
boy at their home Saturday July II.
A large mum Der of young people
nave been camping down at Newton
Hill and from reports we Judge they
had a delightful time.
The true historical story of the
James-YOunger bandits will be de-
livered here with the great Jessie
James Wild West show all the week
at our carnival.
Col. w. E. Eye of Centerville, state
telephone commissioner, was in Can
ton Wednesday discussing telephone
rates and rebates and other troubles
with President Kennedy of the local
company. II there are any trouble
among the telephone companies that
Will can't settle, a tarifr commission
would run from the job.
The great Camp Meeting will begin
July % and continue to August sth.
DR.. Ostrom and the famous singer
John p. Hills will be present at the
opening. Let our citizens generally
turn out next Wednesday evening |
and give the ministers q royal well |
some. Their cause is the u OF
'hrist-the cause Of humanity.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23
THE CANTO LEADER.
ARTHUR LINN,
Editor and Proprietor
To The People Of Canton and
Community:

A Camp Meeting is to be held on
the assembly grounds in your city
from the 2sth Of July to the 8th o
August under the auspices of the
Sioux Falls District Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. 1t Is expected that
this will be nj OF the greatest relig-
ious events in the history Of the state
and to that end the cooperation and
support of all good people is earnestly
requested. In the very nature Of the
case the people of Canton and vicin-
ity will be the greatest beneficiaries
of this meeting; their interest, SYM
pathy and support more than any
other factor will determine the sue
CESS Of the meeting. While 1t Is hop.
ed and planned to make it district
wide In scope and influence, because
1t Is in your midst and you will reap
fairness would demand that you give
the largest support to the enterprise.
We are very fortunate In the leader
we have secured for this meeting, DR..
Henry Ostrom Is n Of the largest
factors in the evangelistic world to-
day. Broad, brotherly and brainy the
is q master in the pulpit. Conse-
Grated and Spirit filled, he is a nigh
ty power in winning souls for Christ.
He is highly recommended by the
leading Christian workers of the day,
Bishop Bashford Of the Methodist
church and DR.. Charles Sheldon Of
the Congregational church and auth
or Of "In His Step" and other lead
ing men Of all denominations declare
Dr. Ostrom to be n Of the very best
evangelists In the country. 1t will be
q rare privilege to sit under the
teaching and preaching or such a
man. There will be nothing sectar-
ian about his work In this meeting
and all representatives Of evangelical
Christianity will be able TO take part
with equal pleasure and profit. 1t Is
to make Friday, August 9Th,
IN Observation-Disclosures Day and the
leaders OF the other churches as we'll
Is Methodists will be invited in to
rive addresses and participate In the
conferences and discussions of the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23

DR.. Jennings is home from a pro
fessional visit at Hurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Morris are
attending the Holiness meeting nea1
Mitchell.
F. B. Vanantwerp was a renewal
subscriber Tuesday. He likes the
LEADER.
Miss Emma Carr of Hurley is visit
ing at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
A. E. Jennings.
The Harmony Club broke camp at
Newton Hill Tuesday and are back in
town to enjoy the Carnival.
President Tuve went up to Toronto
Monday on business. He has con-
siderable real estate near Toronto.
Mrs. P. S. Pickett entertained
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
niece, Miss Lucille Pickett, Of Iowa
City, who is visiting here.
Robert Hannah sold Is dozen sweet
corn Tuesday and the cob was filled
to the end. This Is an evidence that
corn grows fast in Lincoln county,
especially when a ScOtch-Irish-Yan
kee does the planting and cultivating.
Nj. and Mrs. Ed. Twedt who live
west of Moe on the Storkson farm,
were In Canton Tuesday. They are
enjoying = visit from Mrs. Ole Ras-
muson and children Of Henry, and
Mrs. Edwin Renmo, also from Henry
who is q sister OF Mr.. Rasmussen.
The visitors from Henry came down
Iast week and expect to return the
after part of this week. Mrs. Twedt
md Mrs. Rasmussen are daughters OF
dr. and Mrs. Ole StOrks0n of this
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23
THE CARNIVAL.

The Cash s. Hines Carnival Co. is
making good as a f~irst-class amuse-
meet aggregation. The Ferris wheel
is attractive for old and young, ana
the Merry-go-round Is an up-to-date
whirler, with a stub that gives all
who sit inside the finest four-time
waltz on earth. The girls who take
the tub" ride are chiefly engaged in
holding onto their hair and keeping
their feet down. It's a new feature
and a good one for the ambitious
youth. The sideshow attractions are
fine and one must go around to enjoy
the combination.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23

day. DR.. Ostrom will be accompanied
BY MI. John P. Hills, who is un
d%oubtedly one Of the very best "Mas
ters Of S0ng,,. In the land today. The
singing alone will repay everyone FOL
time and effort in attending the
meetings. This will furnish unex
celled opportunity to all the people Of
this community to enjoy an intellect.
uAl and social, musical and spiritual
feast, and II the good people are
awake TO their opportunity It means
the establishment Of a permanent in.
%stitution In your midst that will dc
moro for the moral aplift of the com.
munity that car be estimated or ex-
pressed In human language. II the
Canton people do not stand by it It
means that the enterprise is doomed
to failure. But I do not look for fail
ure on the part Of Canton people. l
know them as well perhaps as anyone
can, they have manifested that loyal,
o~nterprising, benevolent spirit in the
pest which inspires me to believe
That I can count on them to the last
D0e TO support this worthy enter
prise.
The Milwaukee railroad has grant
II excursion rates Of one and one
hird fare for the round trip on the
~eFtidcate plan for July 81, %, 80 and
Z and August 2 and 3. good to return
AM - thn 1nAh ~ Ar,,~< .o.a
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23
Overseti-Hegn Wedding.

One Of the most charming matri'
monial events OF the midsummer sea
son took place at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Keynes, down in Nor
way township on the afternoon o.
July the fifteenth. The wedding
united two OF the most prominent
young people in the county, and both
were born in Norway township, and
represent two Of the most prominent
families In that section.
The ceremony that united Mr.,
James Overseth to Miss Alma Heg.
mes took place at 4 O'Clock at the
home Of the beautiful bride, and the
nuptial knot was tied by Rev. S. j.
Nummedal of the Lutheran church.
The Lutheran marriage ceremony Is
impressive and beautiful and on this
occasion it was witnessed by nearly
fifty relatives OF the groom and bride,
and many close friends.
The bride looked charming in a
white messaline silk. empire style,
and carried cream roses, while the
tall, handsome groom was attractive
in the usual wedding dress. Miss
Milda Keynes "a the maid OF honor,
Miss Agnes Moe of Hudson, brides
maid and Henry Overseth, grooms-
man. Miss Hazel Keynes Of Baltic,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Heg-
mes, was the sweet little flower girl,
and the bridal music was furnished
by Miss Helmina Keynes, sister OF
the bride.
A grand wedding dinner was served
6 O'Clock.
The wedding presents were numer-
)us and valuable, expressing beyond
measure the love and esteem Of their |
many friend.
The Keynes family numbers Is and
I'll were present to with ess this happy
,vent.
The groom IS a prominent young
armer In Norway township, and with
lis brother, Henry, manage the old
homestead. The bride Is one of the
'eautiful daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Keynes, Norway township pio-
Ieers, and has a host of friends who
xtend congratulations, and with the
wishes Mr.. Overseth and his
ride all the good things in life.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23
Death OF Arthur Anderson.

The death of Arthur Anderson
terminated a short life full Of suffer
Ing and sorrow. The boys was nine
years six months and one day old
when called home, and for one Of that
age had suffered greatly from con-
sumption Of the entire body. The lit
tile sufferer was tenderly cared for by a
loving and devoted mother, the huS-
band and father, died a few years ago
while an alderman of this city.
Everything that medical skill could
do for the boy was done, and the
mother watched over and cared for
him with a devotion that was beauti-
full. He died last Friday morning
and was buried Saturday under the
of undertaken Campbell.
The funeral service was conducted by
Rev. Tetlie and interment was In the
cemetery.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23

Must be een to b appreciated the
great Jessie James Wild West show.
Ole Steensland found Dave Lam
taff'S coat on the road Tuesday and
brought it TO this ONCE. Steve Jones
telephoned David where his coat was
and David called Wednesday with the
cigan.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23
CARD of THANKS.

The undersigned desires to thank
the many neighbors and friends for
kindly assistance during the last ill.,
ness and at the funeral of my son,
and especially do / thank those kind
friends for the beautiful flowers.
Mrs. p. J.. ANDERSON,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-23
Notice to Catholics.
Mass will be celebrated In Canton
on Sunday, July 25, at 10 q. m.
Father TwOHIG, Pastor.
Estray.

kC0Cf0y.
Estraved July 18, inc black gelding
about 1900 lbs, and one bay mare,
heavy In foal. Anyone taking up
same please inform Edwin Hill
Canton. r. r. 4 and receive reward.
5w3.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

bounded away from his field when
Nlotter gave him his head and won. off
ny himself. just as in his previous
disputing the running with him, might
have carried his speed more effective
ly but for having been excessively
ground lost by a poor break As It
was, Indian Maid came from the clouds
TO beat him at the end and Old Mexico
also outlasted him.
Burleigh. making his first start of
the season. succeeded in beating
Deutschland a neck in the closing race
The pair had the running to them
money in spite 81 his poor showing
the previous time out, Just failed to
Lady Carol and Trois Temp, two of the
most promising of the contenders in
this race, both ran very disappointedly
Yankee Daughter turned a surprising
form somersault in the fifth, in which
she took the measure of Dainty Belle
in a desperate end drive after having
been forward contender all the way
in contrast to her recent performances.
Mabel Hollander came out fit and
ready after a considerable letup and
was able to outgame the well played
Miss Delaney, favorite of the second.
Marion Rose, showing marked improve
ment over her last performance as ia
vorite, finished gamely closing third
INJURED AND DESTROYED
The opening race was marred by a
mishap which undoubtedly had bear
ing on the result. Assay, a 20 to /
chance, on which the apprentice rider
w. Gargan was making his debut, fell
in jam near the finish while trying
to get through a small opening be-
tween Distributor and San Gil. which
had been running out in front. Had
Assay succeeded In getting through she
probably would have won. One Of her
hips was so badly injured that twas
necessary to destroy her. Jim Neils
Distributor, with the apprentice rider
Glass up, won the race 1t was Glass
maiden victory. Hampton Beauty, the
favorite, was unable to raise a gallop
Gilbert Rose, against which the
bookies were willing to lay no better
than / to 4. was the only winning ia
vorite, but several of the winners at
longer odds were so we'll supported
that the layers failed to operate at a
profit.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
Arcadia Gossip
ESPECIAL Dispatch. to The Call


Los ANGELES. Jan. 1s.-At the semiweekly
eutin today 20 books lined up. An additional
field book put on to accommodate the in
creased business in the ring
Roy L. Onutt was among the newcomers In
the ring. hanging up his slate today for the first
time this season, thus confirming the report that
was current when he retired as an owner that
ne would return to the book making business
After being on the ground short time Hughey
Jones concluded that there was more money to
be made on the block and was one OF the new
eomers in line today; Book Makers George p.
Hickey and Max Wolfgury, both OF whom have
been losing steadily Of late, the only two
that 1hat failed S to go on today In the absence OF
had charge Of his book today.
Jockey Treubel's efforts to get down to weight
have resulted in the boys temporary breakdown
and today he was in such a weakened condition
that feeling he could not do his mounts full
Justice. he asked and received permission from
Although the three day suspension imposed on
Jockey Shilling does not expire till Tuesday
the boy was permitted to ride today owing to the
absence OF Powers. The judges requested Starter
Dwyer to lift the boys suspension for today
only, which request granted
Jockey Eddie Dugan had but one mount today
that on Rapid Water. which he managed to land
in third place. The others OF the HIldrefh
horses were withdrawn.
the worst ever witnessed at Santa Anita four
of the field of seven horses being left fatfooted
no fault OF HIS When the barrier was ufted
Earl Rogers wheeled and getting directly IN front
Of part Of his field prevented them from getting
away. The crowd set up howl at the time
but there was further demonstration.
The weather today summerlike, many OF
the book makers working In their shirt sleeves
Jockey Butwen, who is rapidly Coming 10 the
front as rider. piloted two winners today. His
race on Mary was particularly worthy OF COM
menda ton.
There was gloom in plenty when Il was an
nounced during the afternoon that Chapultepec
fortune had been sent to the northern track on
the chances of the Brandt horse.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA PARK. Jan. 16.-Forty fifth
day of the winter meeting of the Los Angeles
racing association. A. w. Hamilton. presiding
Judge. Richard Dwyer. starter. Weather clear.
Track heavy.
FIRST RACE-six furlongs. selling. year
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT st. Str. Fin.
2O-l-Procla (ButwelD -. .1oI 81 u
9-l-Jane Laurel (Archbald) .107 u 2 1K
9-2o-Joe Gaitens (Shiling) .1l2 l
Time-:l2 80. "a. 80 As. :4S. 1:01 4-5, 1:15
At post minutes. OF at 1:53h. Osorine
Tsnana. French Cook. Serv1cence, Orphan Boy,
ner s52o Winner b. +; by Governor Foraker
zedas Trained by T. a. Stevens.
SECOND RACE-Three and half furlongs,
purse, year olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str. Fin
si0-Ria RGaaC 9sAlhins5 lhHM5rd' l5s s$ s$
i5-l-Sepulyeda (Archibald) 105 8 8 n
Time-:06 3-5. II. As, 20 20. AZ. At post
S1a minutes. on at 2;1s14. silOe also ran.
thorpeAllone. Trained by ]. Blute.
THIRD RACE-Fiye and half furlongs,
Roscmead handicap. year olds and upward:
Odds: Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
9-2-Haiket (Howard) ......l LOG 2 l y 5
9-l-Rapid Water (Dugan) ..105 l 80
Time-:0e 80. :lS 20 80. Al 80, "a 1-5,
i:oI 10 At post 2A minutes. on at 2:4217.
by Heno-Lena II. Trained by j. Blute.
FOURTH RACE-One and fve-sixteenths
miles, Coyina selling stake. year olds and up
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. str. Fin.
5.I-aaerIInso 5Psssl .....1os ! 2 1h5 sRs sRs
4rme0ldMag 4ims@aSz Z. (shilliesl 100 %
IS rs. I;os e. l.2i IL Is. 8. ls4 81 - - 1:45 4s IS
2;01 As. 2;l4 As. At post " minute. OF at
3;i01a. A. Muskoday also ran. Value to win
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
ANIMUS HAS EASY
VICTORY In
STAKE
Schreiber Horse, at to 2, Wins
Feature Race at Santa
Anita Track
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
Los ANGELES. Jan. ia continue
tion of the heavy going at the Arcadia
racetrack made the sport rather un-
interesting yesterday and naturally the
winners were hard to guess, for form
was out of the question.
The feature was the Covina selling
stake at one and f1ve-sixteenths miles
and worth s1930 to the winner. With
Woodcraft and Dandelion scratched, but
four horses went to the post, and
Schreiber's Animus proved the winner
after being last until turning into the
stretch. He was a 1 to favorite and
won easily.
The big surprise of the day was the
victory Of Procla in the first race at
odds of 25 to /. Halket, at z to l, in
the third. also astonished the sports
when he won by five lengths from such
good ones as Sir Edward, Rapid Water,
Adriuche, Fern l. and Tom McGrath.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
Otto Feudner and his bag of ducks shot Maard lake.

Rogers. Christine A. Ivanhoe. finished as named.
Value to winner 1925. Winner ch h. by Box
Paradise. Trained by J. Crawford.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. selling. s year
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

ner $3.50. Winner br. z. by Lord Esterling
Animosa. Trained by j. Powers.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. year olds and
upward. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
3-1-Financier (Musgrave).. .1O4 l n
10-1-Uncle Henry (Butwell) 104 8 p
S-5-Barney Oldfeld (Arehbl)1O8 l h "a
Time-:12 20, "a 20, ;36 2-5 AS %.
l :01 90 liza So 1:27 20 1:41 2-5. At post
3 minutes. or at 3:33. Captain Burnett, Earl
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

Former Jockey Arthur Redfern has been ap
pointed outside man for Book Maker Abe Levy,
and today the once crack rider kept busy
bringing Levy the prices
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

Vttto anu upWHIU.
Odds Horse and 10
3-1-Mary F (J. But,
6-1-Grande Dame (P
7-1-Giov Balerio (E.
Time-:12 SO, :23
at post 6 minutes.
Lee Harrison III. Tim
Value to winner 1925
pus-Princess Noretti.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
EmeryviIIe Entries

Emeryyille entries FOR Monday. January IS.
are rs follows
FIRST RAcE-six furloags. purse. year
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
RED BEATS
GREAT R0SEBEN
In STAKE
ChapuIfepeC, Shipped From Los
Angeles for Race, Fails to
Finish in Money
Rv J. e. Jefery

The SenSa
tional Cha
p u t Q p e c,
shipped u p
from Area
cadia with
the winning
of the val
u a b l Q An
drew selling
$ t a k Q in
view. made
a dis m a l
showing as
an odds on
favorite in
[ h e eighth
renewal o f
.of that rich
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

30, 80, :4S, 1:Ol, 1:14.
on at $3.50. Lord Nelson,
OToOle. finished as named.
/. Winner b. m. by Cano-
Trained by P. ]. Williams.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
Sacred Heart Team Looms
Strong for the Championship

ball Robert for
McKeever,
Callahan (captain) Fred Cordtz.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyill{

order which
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
ACADEMIC LEAGUE
BASKET BALL
DATES
Schedule of Games Arranged
and City SubIeagUe Is Also
Ready TO Play
By Herbert HauSer

week vii l
ee basket
ball in full
swing at all
The schools
OF the Aca-
aenaic ath-
letic league.
DeIeg g ates
AacliSe . L
O XII a n d ,
lSlaherty Of
Ealff ornia
II e & e
" T k 5 of
oakland PO-
lytec h mic,
Strange Of
i