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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-15
Wanted a hard coal heating stove
Apply at LEADER office.

Wanted a hard coal heating stove.
Apply at LEADER office.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. G. Gemmill are To-
Gated at the Rudolph for the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Hummer and children
are back from a Washington visit, ar
irving Tuesday.
Judge Jones vas in Canton v
night on his way to Elk Point to
finish up some court matters.
Mrs. S. B. Averill and Mrs. P. S.
Pickett arrived home Sunday from
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Ryan
at Roundup, Montana.
Col. John Mcdonald of Sioux City,
was in Canton this week. He is in
splendid health and looking fine after
his pleasure trip from ocean to ocean.
M. E. ladies will give a Dutch mar
ket in the Miller building opposite the
LEADER office Friday and Saturday
this week. Lunch in the afternoon
and supper in the evening.
Five inches Of snow fell at Ell Paso,
Texas last Saturday, and it is a safe
bet that the Ell Pasoans have no
friendly feeling for DIR. Cooks dis
turbing conditions at the pole.
Mrs. S. X. Brandsgard and daugh-
ter Miss Osta, accompanied by Knute
Teigen, left for Coal Springs Thurs
day at noon. Mr.. Brandsgard and
one son are living on their home
steads near the Springs and are nicely
located. Miss Osta called at this Of
flee Wednesday and renewed her sub
scription to the LEADER, as she
couldn't get along without it up in
that booming country.
Henry Williams has his new two
story and basement cement build
ing about ready for business near
the depot. Is is 32x5O and built en-
tire of cement blocks made and laid
by Mr.. Williams. There are ten good
sleeping rooms on the second floor,
and he will conduct his hotel on the
European plan. Henry is entitled to
great credit for the spirit and enter
prise displayed in the erection the of
building, and VI hope he will pros
per.
The management Of the Canton
Opera House take pleasure in an
nouncing that they have secured the
clever Ernest Fisher players, a COM
pany of twelve, to produce "Thelma,"
a pretty little Norwegian comedy, on
Monday evening Oct. IS, under The
guarantee that this will be one of the
best SHOWS Of the season. The COM
pany comes direct from a weeks run
at Sioux City, and goes to Sioux Falls,
playing all the larger cities in this ter
ritory. The entire scenic production
is carried, together with all effects.
Those who have seen this company in
either of the above cities can tell
Canton theatre goers what they will
miss II they do not go to the Opera
House Monday evening Oct. IL. Sc
cure reserved seats early.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-15

Senator LaFollette's magazine
shows up Jim Tawney's record In
congress, and the record Is n to
make an honest congressman blush
with shame. Tawney Is the man who
carries out Joe Cannon's orders In the
house. and yet President Taft tried
to whitewash Tawney in his Winona
speech.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-15

Gen. Grant did the right thing in
heading q temperance, good govern
ment parade in Chicago. He knows
evil effects Of whisky among
soldiers and . soldier who drinks can
not be trusted. There is nc more
necessity for q canteen In the army
than there is for a school to teach
decentralization in the ranks.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-15
Farm tor Sale or Rent.

A $50 acre farm for sale or rent.
Good buildings and cistern. 100 acres
under pillow, about 40 acres pasture,
and balance good hay land, in High.
land township. Apply to o. A.
Helvig, Canton, S. d. 17-1S
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-15
Lynn Township.
Oct. y, 'o9.

AT REST.
Again this community Is called up
on to mourn the loss of one of its old
est pioneer settlers, Mrs. George w.
Wiggin.
Mary H. Kelley was born Oct. 2,
1888, in Hopkinton, N. H., and died
Oct. 10, 1909, at the family home in
Lynn township.
She was married Aug. IL, 1870. at
Contoocock, N. H., to the late Geo.
W. Wiggin and moved to Waverly,
Iowa, the same year. In 1872 the
family came to this county and set
tied on the homestea I'D where she has
resided until her death.
Mrs. Wiggin was we'll known and
universally respected for her many
excellent traits of character.
In early girlhood she became a
member Of the Congregational church
and always tried to follow the teach
ings Of the Golden Rule: "Do unto
Others as you would have them do un-
to you"
The funeral was held at the family
residence October II, at I p. N. and
interment took place 1t Forest Hill
cemetery. Rev. Fred Smith, pastor
Of the Congregational church 1t
Worthing conducted the service and
spoke words Of comfort to the SORROW
ing relatives and friends. The casket
vas beautifully decorated with floral
offerings from loved ones
Ono 0 y left to mourn the loss Of
. loving mother.
Mother was tired and weary.
Weary with toll and with palm.
Put BY her glasses and rocker.
She will not need them again.
Into Heavens mansions she's entered.
- Mover TO sigh or 70 weep.
Amor long years with LIES NJ
u0thef he's fAllen asleep."
CARD OF THANKS.
Our thanks are hereby extended to
I'll friends Who 20 kindly assisted dur
tn9 the hours Of our Bereavement
I. ". WlaauN AID FAMILY.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-15
Maple Wood For Sale.

20 cords of nice dry four foot maple
wood for sale. Delivered in any part
of Canton for 81 a cord.
SAM THORsON. Beloit. Phone 1O(
call 3. i7tf.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-15

Death OF Mrs. f.. E. Carpenter.
Information was received here Mon
day that Mrs. E. E. Carpenter had
passed away at Lincoln, Nebraska, on
Saturday afternoon, October 9, and
that the remains would be brought
to Canton for interment.
It had been known among the init
mate friends of this we'll known and
popular lady that she had been in a
serious condition for several weeks and
news of her passing away was not I'M
expected though received with pro-
found sorrow by those who knew her
best, she having won the love and es-
TEEN of a large circle of friends among
the early settlers at Beloit and In
Canton. She had a loveable disposi
tion, and all the tender, sympathetic
nature of the southland, being a ma
tive Of Maryland, and wa a noble
and devoted mother.
The funeral service was held in the
Methodist church Tuesday a 3 O'Clock
and conducted by Rev. w. W. Fowler
of Rochester, Minnesota, assisted by
Rev. Henderson Of Sioux Falls. A
choir composed Of Charles o. Knud-
son, Ed. L. Wendt, Mrs. DR.. Wendt
and Miss Elsie Bucheister sang favor
lite hymns In the presence of many
old friends who came to pay tribute
to the memory Of one long known,
and lovingly esteemed. The floral Of
ferings Of friends were many and
beautiful and the pail bearers we're:
Thomas Thorson, J. v. Conklin,
Charles Reynolds, Chas. Seely, b. F.
Whitmore and Henry Cooper.
Interment was in the Beloit ceme-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-15
Uaudidetos tor County Office.

Candidates for County Office.
Tho time is approaching rapidly
when the political welfare Of many
candidates for county, state and con-
greesio0al honors must be looked
after.
The state officers serving their first
term will Do candidates for reelection
and this rule will apply to county
officers under the four year rule.
There Is not much doing In state
Affairs but our good friends In the
county, who seek political honors, are
beginning to and various AN
djdates are In the field.
a spreviously announced there are
three candidates for county superin-
tsndent-Miss Wimple of Brooklyn
township. Prof. Travaillie Of Worth
Ing and Prot. Landenslager of Lennox.
Theirs are also three candidates out
for county treasurer-A. j. Kuhns of
Lynn, Andrew Ringhein of Canton
toWnship and Gilbert G. Dokken of
1asn township, and talk Of others.
For County Auditor there are three
candidates In the feld-Edgar Ward
we'll Of Harrisburg, Theodore Torb-
orDon Of Canton township and w. U.
parko Of Lincoln township.
z. A. DeIange OF Lennon Is Z can
didats for Clerk Of courts, which is
the only ONCE In the county, except
Ing tho commissioners, which has nc
time limit. The present clerk,
George Olson, ID = candidate for re-
olection on the earnest solicitation OF
his friends.
Sheriff Quien Is serving his first
term and will 30 accorded Z renomina-
ton without contest.
State's Attorney Carlson is serving
his second term and his friends are
urging him to be = candidate for the
state senate, and It Ia believed he
will allow his name to be used.
Judge Forrest will be = candidate
for States Attorney to succeed Mr..
Carlson, and 90 for We have heard of
no other candidate.
County Judge fl. ]. Brown will be
accorded 9 denomination for . second
term without opposition.
The death Of Steve Ovre left a
vacancy In the register Of deeds office
which the commissioner filed by
appointing b. n. Wolff of Lenn0x.
m. Violin will be : candidate for re-
gtster md % far u the only candidate
In the 1eld.
C0roner Byrnes will Of course be .
candidate Tor : second term and will
n accorded : denomination without
oontoGt.
Charles Whitmore will b . car
didate for County Surveyor and re-
nominated without opposition.
III. Carlson u : candidate for the
0onato, and for the house : number
q good men are spoken Of but no
announcements have been made 20 far
= tho L1AD1R knows.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-15

The famous Missouri Congressman
will deliver a lecture in Augustana
College Chapel Friday evening Oct.
22nd. This will be the first number
of the Citizens Lecture Course.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-10-15
Home Merchants the Best.

Our business men are already pur-
chasing holiday goods in large quanti-
ties and preparing for a heavy trade
when old Santa Claus gets busy.
The Canton merchants are enter
prising and can meet and ever beat
any outside prices that are given as
inducements to draw trade away
from home. The Glow down" or
drawing price figures that one sees in
outside papers and cat house cats are
only intended to catch the eye and
draw you in like the old "mock auc-
ton" sale Of New York. No man
or woman eve gets robbed or cheat
ed in dealing with home merchants,
because the home merchant lives
among his customers and sells goods
on honor. No home merchant could
afford to deceive a home customer,
and every man and woman in Lincoln
county knows this to be true after
years of experience. On the other
hand let a Lincoln Countyite visit an
outside city and they are smilingly
received and generously skinned, be-
cause men of the larger cities are
looking for soft snaps from the
outside.
One of the cat house men in Chicago
is about to retire from business after
making a fortune of 1922, 600, 900 in
seventeen years. There are no trad
ers on earth who skin the people so
Clearly as the cat houses and the big
fortune noted came from selling cheap
trash at high prices to gullible Gus
toners.
No man Is ever deceived or cheated
In dealing with the home Merchant.
His business success depends on his
being square and his reputation COM
mands your confidence. Do your
trading at home and you will be
money ahead at the end of the year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

WE are about to offer for sale $40 acres in al
falfa, in >, 10 and 20 acre tracts. The land is
situate in the San Joaquin valley and adjoins
the railroad depot and thriving town, with
postoffce, school, church, stores, hotel etc.
The land is all checked. leyeled, ditched and
carries a permanent water right. Price $l0O
per acre and upward; terms, one-quarter cash,
balance in five equal annual payments. Each
application for this property will be mum
bered; first applicant will have first choice
and so till all the land offered is sub
scribed for.
Each applicant will be required to deposit
with the Metropolis Trust and Savings Bank OF
San Francisco 10 per cent of the purchase
price of his land. subject to withdrawal IT,
after making examination of the property the
purchaser is not satisfied with his purchase.
The soil is rich. deep and equal to the best
in the valley. The land has never been offered
for sale before. The small investor is offered
an opportunity to buy at first cost. The sur.
rounding lands are planted TO alfalfa. or.
ehards vineyards vegetables. grain, etc The
land is good, the water is good. the china te
healthfui. Get busy If you want a piece OF
this land. Remember. there is only $40 acres
and the farthest tract is within 10 minutes
walk of the depot.
PLANTERS LAND COMPANY
206 Metropolis Bank building
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
MATRIMONIAL

HAVING just arrived from New York and
tire stranger in this city am desirous of meet
ing genteman.g - who assist me IN
securing position Of trust, as ] have best OF
eastern references | young lady, 20
years. an orphan and to right party viii con
matrmony; trifers or agents Please
address box GA. Cali Office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

YOUNG French widow. aged 35. Just lately ar
rived from Paris. of auburn type and slender
figure, weighing about 140 pounds, being en-
ployed as sa leslady in art studio ana pos
ing for life pictures. is desirous OF meeting q
gentleman who assist her financially In
business. and il agreeable 10 each other will
not object TO getting married; references given
aud desired. and in stTietest confidence. Ad
dress box 416. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
INVESTMENTS
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

The holder of the controlling
stock of newly organized OIL
COMPANY Gnc. under Cal.
lawsl wishes TO sell his control
or a portion of his stock. Rea
son. unable to give attention
and money to the development
of the company's holdings
(which is so acres in the oil
belt of CALI
This Will bear the closest in
ycstigation and is an exceptional
opportunity for n man or a com
pany that is able to handle it.s
The treasury stock is being sold
at a good price. To the party
that means business. a ground
floor price will be given.
This is no fake and trifiers
need not waste my time by
writing. Address
l. L. A.. r. O. box Isl. Alameda. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

SONOMA COUNTY HOMES
800 a. in Dry Creek valley famed for produe-
tiveness. climate. water. beauty miles from
town and railroad; part rich bottom. part rich
bench and hill land: lots OF r. W.. oak, ma
drnne and fir timber: fine income orchards.
good houses and buildings: spring water: grand
view: all horses. cows, wagons and tools: no
nicer home in the state. Only SIS. 600: terms
$50 a. wild. land in heart of deer front and
salmon country. on main road 2 miles from
town and railroad cabin; a. vineyard: fam.
lily orchard: 30 a. can be cultivated; trout
stream. $1,000.
Mendoeno county stock ranches SC to ss per
acre.
Will party who wrote me last week about 20 A.
ranch near Lodi give his address
II You have city propertysto exchange for eoun.
4 P. wALBRlDGE. cloverdale. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

STOCKS AND BONDS FOR QUICK SALE
81 900 Ocean Shore II. r. bonds at .-. $3.50. 90
800 shares Monterey Coal Company at. Is
500 shares Cal Pressed Brick Co. at. 30
800 shares Hubbard Elliott Copper att. 50
30 shares Peoples Water Co... $500
500 shares Hoag Rapid Press at 81
Ito shares United Wireless preferred 500
1000 shares Pacific Fruit Cooling aud v. .S3
Address p O. box 754 San lose. Cal
OIL LAND.
i have so acres OF land In the oil district Of
Kern which l would like TO lease; make me
offer. Address box 81. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
ERTY. BY Assignee
\. p. BARTHELEMY, having by virtue of a
Bill of Sale, dated January 4th. 1909, assigned,
transferred and set to GEO. W. WILSON,
for the benefit of the creditors of said A. p.
BARTHELEAY, all of the stock of merehan-
disc, consisting of books. stationery, notions,
toys. ETC.. contained in the premises at 1907
Haight street, in the City and County of San
Francisco, State of California. together with
the fixtures contained in said premises.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by said GEO
". WILSON that said stock of merchandise and
said fixtures. etc. will be sold at public auc-
tion at said premises 1T01 Haight street, San
Francisco. California. Monday. March 1st.
1909. at 10 O'Clock a. n TO the highest bid
der for cash, gold coin of the United States.
GEO. z. WILSON,
Room 900 Humboldt Bank Bldg.
Dated San Francisco. Cal, Feb. Goth, 1909.S
Key for inspection of stock can be obtained
at office of assignee.
-
THE annual meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Honolulu plantation company will be held on
WEDNESDAY, February "a, 1909, at the hour
Of ii o'clock a. m, at the office of the COM
pany, 26S Market St, room 204, for the pur-
rose Of electing directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction Of such other business
may come before the meeting transfer
books will close Saturday, 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1s09 at O'Clock p. m. BY order Of
the president.
W. J. MATSoN. Secretary
Dated February 10. 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

REFINED and highly cultured American girl OF
musical ability and talent, aged Is years; a
perfect blonde good figure. and adept at
classic dancing. is anxious 10 meet a gentle
man of % years Of age; one who can help
her better her condition ambitious. Of
happy disposition and home loving; 10 right
party will consider matrimony. Box $40. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
COUNTRY REiL EsrATE-continues

- :.
10 acres rich land near Petaluma; room house.
barn, ) hen houses wen fenced with wire;
price 81. 900. half cash. balance easy terms;
ideal place for poultry and fruit or berries
pa acres rich Iosm soil. hard finished house
of rooms barn, well; adjoining Petaluma !;
fine for poultry, fruit. berries. vegetables;
price only S1.200. half cash. balance terms
GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY HOME
Income at once beautiful house of rooms.
good barn. brooder houses. ineubators. loo
thoroughbred white leghorn hens tsome prize
winners, eggs sell at So per hundred for hatch
Il ingl. 5000 young chickens, lot OF fine imported
ducks, good horses. Jersey COW. wagons. har-
ness, buggy. tools. splendid family orchard. Ia
acres rich loan soil, well drained: located 3
miles from Petaluma; place will bring an IN
come OF 5000 per year; sacrifice price $500
WELLS & BANGS, 3oe CHRONICLE BLDG
sUNNYvALE DISTRICT
SANTA CLARA COUNTY
Just placed on the market. Adjoining land
much higher
Two 30 acre tracts planted to hay tnot IN
cludedi. mOst suitably adapted TO growing wal
nuts; / = miles to town; price $l6o per acre
1O4 acres; room house. barns COW sheds.
main county road; ia miles to r. r.: have
a party to rent this, SIG per acre; price $loS
per acre.
Terms on the above can be arranged. Apply to
SUNNYYALE REALTY AND INVESTMENT CO.
SUNNYVALE. CAL
81. .500-Income property OF 1Oia acres; acres in
wine and table grapes, years old; 25O fruit
trees. in pears. apples pruneS, plumS, aprieots,
peaches. cherries. figs, almonds, walnuts,
chestnuts. olives and other small fruit hard
finished house of rooms. bath. basement;
barn. stable. Toulouse. chicken houses,
yards. 200 young laying hens; hne wells or
water; cow, horse new seat spring wagon,
care l strong horse wagon; outtt for wine
making: plenty wood and hay for year: all
necessary tools; this is chance in lifetime.
as the Improvements alone are worth the price
asked; would consider trade for city proper
ty Particulars owner 10 Western av., Peta-
luna. Cal.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
5000 acre stock ranch; 1.600 head sheep and
large amount of cattle go with ranch: first class
improv vements: within miles of railroad and
1000 acres land 200 level; good house and
barn; abundance running water; price $500
$50 acres under good fence; improvements; 40
acres alfalfa: adjoins 10000 acres unfenced
land: ideal stock ranch: price So. 900.
1000 acres stock ranch; good improvements
stocked with sheep and cattle; all farming i'm
plements: price $27 800.
McFAUL & EDWARDS $50 Chronicle bldg.
MARTINEZ VALLEY BARGAIN.
10 acres. all cultivated; so rods to station;
school half mile; grain. acres vine
yard. , acres pasture; room house: barn Box
40; poultry houses, incubator, brcoder house.
cow, go hens, hogs. harness, wagon. surrey
plow, harrow and small tools: county road
r. F. d. and telephone: all for $1,000; $3.50
cash, balance as you like.
IA ACRES LEVEL LAND.
Vacaville; station. school and P o. half
mile; acres bearing aprieots, acres hay:
good room house small barn; all in prime
condition; price $1,000: terms
BUSH REALTY CO..
ITS Ith st. Oakland. Telephone T21S.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

YOUNG widow. auburn type, perfect figure. low
ing disposition is desirous to meet man OF
same disposition; object matrimony. Address
box 643. Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

Terms on the above can be arranged. Apply t
SUNNYYALE REALTY AND INVESTMENT co
SUNNYVAIE CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

GERMANTOWN FARMS.
GLENN COUNTY
20 acre tracts adjoining Germantown: sedi-
mentary loan soil IA feet deep. underlaid with
fine water bearing gravel stratum.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
ADOPTION
MUSICAL INsTRu MENTs

It. Painless confinement: children boarded adopt
OF ed; Maternity villa. l4l6 sth ST. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

YOUNG man. member OF aristocratic family
from Europe would like TO meet young re-
fined lady: object matrimony. Box 524, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

YOUNG lady, aged so, steady position. has
$500. part in property. wishes acquaintance
OF respectable workingman who would appre
ciate q home loving wife please give full de-
scription IN first letter; trihers need not an
swer Box 456, Call office
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
FREE WATER RIGHT
FREE IRRIGATION SYSTEM

This is the best soil in the state for alfaIf,
berries. garden truck and fruits OF all kinds
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

104 acres; S room house. barns COW sheds.
chicken houses; all fenced; fine artesian well;
main county road; / q miles to r. r.: have
a. party to rent this. SIG per acre; price $135
per acre.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
sUNNYvALE DISTRICT

SANIA CLARA CUUNIl
Just placed ON the market. Adjoining land
much higher
Two 30 acre tracts planted to hay mot in
cludedl. most suitably adapted to growing wal
nuts: 1 y miles to town; price $l60 per acre
Adjoining land selling for 500 per acre (bare)-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

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CHEMICAL. and pharmaceutical specialties
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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

ALLGEwAHR BROS Co. assaying In all its
branches; accuracy guaranteed; send for mall
ing envelope. 313 9Th ST.. Oakland.
GOLD, amalgam, rich ore bought; cash assaying
50c. Pioneer Assay Co., 131 9th st. nr. Howard.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1851 Fillmore st.
near Post