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THE RIGHT HON GERALD FITZGIBBON
Lord Justice of Appeal in Ireland. died IN London
yesterday He was born in 1881
COLONEL MAX FROST. for many years promi-
nent in territorial politics, died Wednesday night
at his home in Santa Fe. n. NJ. ffty-seven years
old. He was editor of The Daily New Mexican"
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VAS RoosEyELrs HOST IN AFRICA

1g11ifed aired Pesse, who has just seeded from the
Of "a party. IN consequence OF hts ,iisapproval
lner, --1''eisl measures OF the present govern
lsr.o = Ue cider brother Of Joseph Pease Par
-slshtsry Secretary Of the Treasury and as chief
fpi - me Liberal party. pf its most power
q E,-,'-fs EiDefs and Influential leaders in and out
IN reillainenl Sir Alfred makes his home chiefly
no.. - AiTlca, where he has for the last few
fls ,--.eh cen entertaining the former President Of
10. 49,, states on his immense estate of Kill
NsAs' on the Kipiti Plains, which are al
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ms AND OUTS OF sERvIAN ROYALTY

ms AND OUTS OF sERVIAN ROYALTY.
Il is amazing that the Servians should not have
1se e ere this dispensed with monarchy and estab-
s'eo republic. For they are compelled 10 pay,
- D-ig 10 Keep their royalty in the country, but
~, 70 Keep u outside Of the kingdom. Thus, when
-'3A sDo-cafed ~ favor Of his son. the late King
arsAShoer, the SeTvians were compelled 20 grant
- annuity 10 their eK-ruleT in order TO insure
g., residence abroad. and 20 prevent him from
AriHe ln the government of the kingdom
>, 1L-te''e1 whenever he was hard Up, which, owing
b H Yagances at cards, happened frequently,
cl- -iu return from Paris 10 Belgrade and de-
80 10 ceIaft unless his Liabilities settled,
49, sum Gown "a cash accorded TO him.
"a, nov, very much the same thing is happen
s,r,ers.tLe a1 tLe eN-crown Prince OF Seryia. He has
10 b3s -, - ms rights Of succession 10 the throne
10 -. =, ger brother. But he absolutely refuses
80, ~ country where he has developed into
ID, -. VI great unrest and disturbance until all
su,,stil paia and he receives an allowance
mos, . y s rank As his pretensions are Of the
ser,ss ' - AM character and as moreover, the
Edsrst5. sse Is almost empty, there is
a'e re- oiffcul'y about complying with his de-
erov,' a'Iu ~ order 10 hasten matters the eX-
anucb silHos is Dusly engaged in making just
sn6 e,.- ~o-D-s as Ae can. TO induce the King
pros, :. ent ilihent 10 be willing 20 pay anything in
Se' ila Of him quickly.
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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest ~
rree a. average corresponding date OF last year
5e average corresponding date Of last thty three
years, SO. . ,,u.t. ,.t, and
colder SATURDAY; brisk southwest winds shifting 10 ho't
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

Is readily accessibs BY Harlem train from Grand Cen
trail Station. Webster and Jerome avenue sroeys sn1
by carriage Lots $3.50 up Telephona AS53 GrAnsrcy
OF Views representative
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view Cayviils. T.. Clarssb Milard ~ - :. r'hs -
William Cutler Of New YORK
NC,H-C,FfsJTNCEY-At Cedarhurst. Long -.
Thursday october IA. 1903. BY the Right 1hus On
ericE Burgess Bishop Of Long Island. and tns sIsa
r. i WTiGley D. d. Edmund Ambrose Hov y
Madelane daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel fSn !"
WEsTON-BETTs-On Thursday. October 10 -, -
Wilton Conn. by the Rev. W d. Hart. q Wilton ~
by Thomas r. slicsr, 0f Nsw -.
Ethel Radcliffe Belts TO George Saunders Weston. "a
Of New York.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be indsrssa
With fun name and address.
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Private Rooms Private Amoulances Tel 1s2t chsisea
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ries near brisk 10 southwest who's n , .,
Pennsylvania. colder, WIN showers
ds, turning huflies near tne lHHts atu
1ai- ana cool brisk high northwest winds near the
lakes.
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OmcIaI RecOrd.-The following ofhcial record
-. ,he weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
are for the last twenty Yfour hours. In comparison
,,itb The corresponding date Of last year;
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
one Minor Nuptials.

About one hundred and fifty guests
assembled at the elegant Minor home
two miles west of Canton, Wednesday
at noon to witness the marriage OF
Miss Lula W. Minor to Mr.. J. Earl
Jones of Rock Island, Illinois.
At IL O'Clock the bride and groom
we're escorted to a position In the
west parlor under a beautifully decor.
ated canopy, where Rev. w. Alfred
Cave spoke the words that gave the
handsome groom a beautiful bride,
The entire ceremony was impressive
and elegant, after which came con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes from all
present, and then a grand wedding
dinner was served.
The bride is a daughter Of MI. and
Mrs. A. J. Minor, and is a young lady
with a sweet and sunny disposition,
graceful in manner, and accom-
plished, a true Dakota girl, who has
won the heart of a young gentleman
worthy of any woman's love. He Is
engaged in the insurance business at
Rock Island, and a society leader in
that city which will be their future
home.
The bride was the recipient Of
many beautiful and useful presents
and departed for her new home with
best wishes Of a host Of admiring
frionHC
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18

Seyert Haugen of Highland was in
town Wednesday.
VIII Opperud Of Inwood was a re-
newal subscriber Tuesday.
George Johnson was down In Ne
braska recently looking after his real
estate In Holt county.
Prof. G.. J. Tjaden and an OLD col
lepe classmate, Prof. II. q. Swlngeh
OF Howard, were visitors Tuesday.
Henry P. Jefferson writes from
Perkins county, that his address IN
the future will be Coal Springs.
p. S. Paulson Of Norway and :. j.
Lukken Of Lincoln, were in town
Tuesday. They report crop condi
tions as being fist class.
w. E. Green was down from Wor'
thing on business. He reports James
Madden happy, healthy, and able
to tell a good campfire story.
All members Of the Relief Corps are
requested TO be present on Saturday
Of this week as business OF import
ance is to be presented.
County Treasurer HOkenstad anc
Register OF Deeds Wolfe went out tt
Lennox Tuesday to stir up the ole
settlers in that section and tell then
why they can't afford to be absent
from the old settlers picuic on June
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
DAYTON News.

JuIlO ~ lSOS
Juel Rowe came up from Beresford
Saturday to spend Sunday with the
family and returned Monday. Mr..
Rowe has charge of the Farmers
elevator at Beresford.
Mrs. Chas. Lindahl has gone to
Waterville, Iowa, to visit relatives.
Miss Nellie German has returned
home from Hawarden where she has
been attending school.
Mrs. A. w. Brown and daughter,
Mable, visited Mrs. Fred VanPatteD
Monday afternoon to pay their respects
to Mrs. VanPatten's baby daughter.
Martin Monrad, road overseer, has
been repairing defective culverts this
week.
Juel Rowe has built an addition to
his dwelling.
Mrs. Caroline Swanson visited her
daughter Mrs. Sophie Westling at
Sioux Falls last week. Her Grand
daughter Helen West!ing returned
with her for q few days visit at the
farm.
The summer term of Norwegian
school opened In the liver Schiager
school house Monday with Miss Serena
Hanson as teacher.
Omar Hokenstad Is erecting q fine
large dwelling on his farm.
Married at the Lutheran Parsonage
June Z, Miss Ellen Swanson to Mr..
Ludwig Nelson. Ludwig has charge of
his fathers farm and as the home is
built for two families, they went
Immediately to housekeeping.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
West Canton.

June 16, 1909.
John Juel shelled corn for Mr.. Hoff-
man Friday.
Mrs. Zimmerle returned Saturday
from Webster City, Iowa, where she
was called to see her father who was
seriously sick.
Mrs. Thompson returned to Canton
Sunday after a few days visit at A.
Arnold's.
Mrs. Kinsley is visiting at G. ".
Ellis this week.
The entertainment and social at
the school was fairly well attended
Saturday evening, In spite of the
weather The exercises were we'll
rendered and the shadows were sold
we'll considering that only two young
such . rainy night. However the
married men came to the rescue and
bought shadows until they we're sold.
Miss Hvistendahl's school closed
Tuesday noon and she had the salts
faction Of graduating three pupils
from the eighth grade, something un-
usual for SO small a school.
Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Arnold visited
the school Monday afternoon.
Miss Hvistendahl made her fare
well visits at Mr.. Zimmerle's, Mr..
Little's and Mr.. Arnold's Tuesday
afternoon. She expected to go west
to her claim Thursday.
The pile driver was in position to
work on the Beaver Creek bridge
Wednesday and everybody Is hoping
1t will be ready soon.
j. j. Richardson left Tuesday even
ing for Alberta, Canada, to look after
his farm bought recently.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
Correspondence

Lynn Township.

Lynn Township.
June 16, 1909.
AS some one expressed a desire to
hear from this locality l will send in
afew Items.
Frank Wiggin has been troubled
more n less all week with a severe
tOothache.
Carl Wiggin IS getting ready to
build q large barn. He has the fOun-
dalton nearly finished.
The Noetlich family went out to
Lennox Tuesday to take in the
''sauer kraut'' celebration and they
report big doin's out there.
Mrs. Emma Jackson came back
Monday from Sioux Falls where she
has been visiting her daughter Carrie.
The Kaffars are getting along nice
ly with their new house. When COM
pleted it will be of the neatest
and most comfortable homes in this
township.
Fishing was good at Swan Lake
Monday and the boys brought back a
nice lot of fish.
Bertha Slocombe was doing some
shopping in Canton last Thursday.
The Lynn-Lincoln ball players were
going to play Worthing Sunday after
noon but the shower prevented and
the W0rthing boys were saved a de-
feat so the LIS. say.
Hal Wiggin is back from Mitchell
and Is helping the Katfar brothers
with their corn blowing.
Eric Scion had his chimney re-
paired Wednesday. 1t was struck by
lightning Saturday night and some
what damaged.
Albert Lukken has been suffering
with q sore eye Of late. He consulted
a doctor who advised him to go to
Sioux Falls for an operation. Albert
decided to wait a day before going
during which time it proved to be
only a sly and now Albert is as hap
by as ever.
For limited time send all the loo
al news that you wish printed In this
paper by letter, phone or otherwise to
yours truly and it will be respectfully
submitted.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18

coast. He was accompanied by two
of his sons, Salmer and Hjalmer and
Hoanrah and Marie Faldyer.
The ladies society of the Lutheran
church will have a sale and supper on
the George Hemmess lawn in Henry
Moen's big tent on the 25th Of June.
Everybody invited to attend.
The Lutheran Sunday school will
have a picnic the 9th Of June in l..
Sivesind's grove two miles north OF
Inwood. A fine program has been ar
ranged for the event and everybody Is
cordially invited to attend.
f. Strand and H.. Halvorson left
yesterday for Texas. They we're &C
companied by Mr.. Mordt, the lano
agent.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
Canton Township.

June l6, 1906.
IRIS. Larson OF Marcus, Iowa, has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. An
derSOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers returned to
their home at Fon du Lac, Wis, last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. l.. Williams enter
tained a party Of friends last WedneS-
day evening In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers.
Miss Hattie and Frank Beck came
home from Mitchell Friday.
Roy Millage and family visited i n
town Sunday.
Miss Marie Knutson, who has been
staying with her brother X. L., left
Tuesday for Meadow, to visit with
her sister, Mrs. e. T.. Stambough.
On Monday evening Marie was en-
dered a farewell surprise party by
about forty friends and schOOlmates.
The evening was spent In games.
Mrs. KnutsOn served ice cream and
cake and the guests presented Marie
with stveral tokens as reminders of
her Lincoln county schoolmates.
Mrs. J. d. Hicks visited with Mrs.
Roy Millage one day this week.
Grandma Barger and Miss Winnie
Jones left Monday for Minnesota to
attend the wedding Of a cousin of
Miss Jones.
j. w. Beemer Of Platte visited with
Mrs. Moulton and Mrs. Knutson
Tuesday night.
Viola Minor, Lula Cornelius and
Floyd Payne who took the Sth grade
examination in Canton some time
ago, received their reports this week
and all passed a very creditable ex-
animation. Five from District II
passed the 7th grade examination.
Miss Lovica Todd came home today
from Marshalltown. Iowa.
Rev. J. d. Bohen will preach at the
Jones school house Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
A Farmers Caucus.

The farmers of Canton Township
are requested to meet at the County
Auditors office in the city Of Canton
at 2:3O o'clock, Saturday June 10 for
the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for "Best Farmer in Lincoln County,
Turn out and do your DUTY.
Frank M. Beck.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
Found.

Mr.. Sheldon found a note book near
the South Beaver bridge recently, be-
longing to L. N. Rommereim Of Nor
way township. 1t contains papers
and other things Of value to the own
err, who will please call at the LEADER
Office and secure his property.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18

Resolution declaring the necessity and for
the construction OF permanent sidewalks.
consisting OF cement. along and in front OF
lots and parcels OF land and on streets in the
City Of Canton. South Dakota. hereinafter
described:
Be it resolved and ordered by the Mayor
and City Council Of the City Of Canton. South
Dakota:
That it is necessary that permanent side
walks OF the width herein provided be laid ON
or before August lst.. 1909. upon the streets
and along and In front OF the lots and parcels
OF land respectively described. as follows.
tOwit:
Original Town OF Canton.
Lots / and 4. block 3. west side OF Broadway
street. 5 feet wide.
Eitzgerald's Addition.
Lot 10, block 1, west side OF Pleasant street.
5 feet wide.
Fitzgerald & Benedict's Addition.
Out lot 4 north side OF Fifth street. S feet
wide.
Sarah G. Pattee's Addition.
Lots s and 9. block .. west side OF Johnson
street, 5 feet wide.
Hills Addition.
Lots l.. 4 and 5. block 43. west side OF Main
street, 5 feet wide.
Rudolph's Addition.
Lot 10. block 8. north side Of Fourth street.
S feet wide.
Lot IL. block %. east side Of Dakota street,
5 feet wide.
Out lots 20. 81 and y, and west so feet OF out
lot 10. south side Of Martin street, 5 feet wide.
Out lot IS and the east so feet Of out lot 10.
south side OF Martin street. 5 feet wide.
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Property.
80 feet on right OF way west side OF Cedar
street. south side OF track. 5 feet wide.
West 80 feet Of out lot II. Rudolph's addi-
ton. south side of Martin street. 5 feet wide.
That all sidewalks shall be constructed OF
cement as by Ordinance No. 1856 Of the City OF
Canton provided. and shall be q permanent
improvement upon and along said streets re-
spectively. and the owners of said lots and
parcels Of ground respectively are ordered to
construct the same within said time. and II
the owner or any OF them fail to construct
and complete said sidewalks within the time
herein provided. then the said City Of Canton
will let a contract for the construction OF
said permanent sidewalks not SO constructed
by the owners. in which case the cost OF con-
of such sidewalks. including Incl
dentals, will be assessed as a special tax
against the AUDITING property. lots and lands,
in proportion to the benefits thereto and
against the owners thereof as b. the Laws OF
the state and ordinance of the said city pro-
and notice to construction is hereby
given.
Passed by q majority vote Of the City
Council Of Canton. South Dakota, and signed
and approved by the Mayor OF said city this
sth day of June. 1909.
E. A. JONES. r. P. DEAN.
City Auditor. Mayor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
Position Wanted.

A young man Of Twenty three with
a good education, desires to locate II
Canton and wants a steady position
Can furnish first class reference.
Apply at this Office. 32-2
JOHN STERRENHERG.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
Grand Valley

June 10, 1909
Refer ReiersOn departed for Mea-
dow to visit his daughter Bertha. who
Is holding down a claim in that part
Of Perkins county.
Miss Corinne Strand visited with
Ruth Renlie of Lynn last week.
Orange and Ernest Stecnsland we're
the only representatives from Grand
Valley on the excursion to the S ate
College at Brookings.
Misses Carrie and Anna Brynjul-
son called on Mrs. Hans Ovre last
Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets this
week with Mrs. Geo. Thinglum, and
next Wednesday with Pet and Belle
TOrberson. The ladies intend to have
their annual sale the latter part OF
June. Particulars later.
Grandma Sand Wig is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Syvertson
this week.
Henry Hanson went to Highmore
last Friday to visit his brothers Arndt
and Lewis, and also to sell a quarter of
land for $4,000 which he bought two
years ago for 81, 100. He also invested
in a quarter section paying SIG per
acre.
Noble Strand is wearing a sore face
all on account of a too close inspection
of a colts hoof.
MI. and Mrs. Ole Steensland left on
the excursion for Seattle last Friday,
and the boys are staying with Grand
pa SteenSland.
Geo. Thinglum was elected treasur-
er for the district at the school meet
ing last Tuesday.
John Sellevold and Miss Karoline
johnson Rongue were married at
Sioux Falls last Tuesday. The groom
has been a resident of this country a
year and the bride about four months.
They will reside on Ole Strands farm.
M. o. Nicholson left Friday even
ing for Des Moines to attend the an
nual meeting of the Lutheran Synod.
The Torberson aud Torkelson young
people are attending the Minor-Jones
nupitials to-day.
There will be service next Sunday
at 10 o'clock by Rev. Bohen, and Sun
day School Immediately after services.
Total attendance last Sunday 6S.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
Lost,

A gold watch and chain Tuesday
evening somewhere between Canton
and the Ainsworth farm ten miles
west Of Canton. Finder please leave
at the LEADER Office and receive re-
ward.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
Gard OF Thanks.

We wish to extend our heart felt
thanks to the many friends ald
neighbors and especially to the Odd
fellows and Rebekahs for their kind
ness shown in assisting US during the
illness, death and burial Of our belOv-
ed Eta.
G.. l.. FERGUSON.
A, l.. ANDERSON.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
Notice TO ~Ieagmut1inS MS.

All who expect to take part n n
ragmutlin parade are requested to
meet at the County Auditors office
Monday night at 8 p. m.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
Notice..

The annual meeting of the Farmers
Elevator company will be held at the
court house in the city of Canton Sat-
urday June the Goth, 1909, at 2 p. m.
According to action taken at the last
annual meeting, a proposed change in
the by laws will be voted on at this
time. All stock holders are request
ed to be present.
CHRIS SANDING, Secretary.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-06-18
Dayton.
June l6, 1909,

June l6, 1909.
Mrs. Dick Husman called on Ellen
Erickson Tuesday afternoon.
John Cederstrom is having his
beautiful home painted.
Mabel Abbott was in Canton last
week.
The young men OF Dayton will give
an ice cream and measuring social at
Dayton Hall Friday, June Is, 1902
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend.
Will Scott and family and Nels
Jensen And family called at the Balm
bridge home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Ellis OF Canton
and James Banks0n and family spent
Sunday with Ike Schwartz.
The Husman family are having q
siege Of whoOping cough.
Mrs. Bodie and Laura we're Canton
shoppers this week.
Thomas Wells, Frank Risendorf
and Jack Cummings drove to Harris
burg to mail some letters and cards.
They got back In time to go to
church.
Mrs. James Bankson was at Canton
to have some dental work done.
Misses Carrie Bodie and Mabel Abb
bOtt accompanied by two friends
went to Lennon to take In the cele-
brati0n. Black Beauty.