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FOR SALE-Rubber-tire carriage, bug
gy and read wagon. Newborn Shop.
4th and North A SITS. Phone 1912.
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17

Read all the big ads in the LEADER.
The El Royal is the best S cent
cigar made.
Paul Fossum was among our re-
newal subscribers this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Camp and
baby are in the city, the guests Of rel
atives.
Do your Christmas shopping early
and you can always make better Sc
lections than during the closing rush.
Fruit, nuts, candies, cigars and
everything you may need to make
your Christmas celebration complete
can be found at Tossini's. 1925
Miss Marie Tompson, the young
lady who Won glory and distinction
In the oratorical contests in August
ana college last summer was a Sunday
guest at the home Of President Tuve.
She is teaching school near Elk Point.
Campbell g. Hamilton have pur-
chased the Dreamland and Lyric
moving picture plants and consolidate
ed them and are now prepared to give
Canton an u%p-to-date show. The first
entertainment under the new man
agement was given Monday night to a
full house and the pictures we're fine.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
InWOOd.

LOU. Id, AOVO.
Gunder Anderson stopped of in In
VOID last Saturday while on his way
to his home In Cotton, s. D. He had
Just returned from Chicago where he
was called by the death Of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Albertson and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. jackson and son,
Dale. departed last week for their
new home In Perma, Idaho.
Miss Elsie Thorn pson of Augustana
college spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs Alfred Moen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Sivesind were
at Sioux Falls on business last We'd
nesday.
Miss Hannah Helgerson returned
home Saturday from a two months
visit with friends and relatives In
Beloit, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Ole johnson was at Canton a
couple of days last week to consult a
doctor.
The Inwood schools will close Fri
day the 18th for q two weeks vaca-
tiOn.
Miss Jennie Johnson left today for
Norway, Iowa, to visit with friends
and relatives for a couple of months.
Mrs. Ole Knudtson was visiting a
few days last week at Hudson.
G.. E. Holland and o. j. Hanson
shipped cattle to the Sioux City mar
ket last week and got satisfactory
prices for their stock.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
p@b@ctp&HH&H
correspondence I
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Grant.

Dec. II, 1909.
Clifford Monday went out Sunday
to give his girl a ride. He made very
slow time so we'll put 1t In rhyme,
but In snow or In shine he managed
so fine to bring a schOOlma'am back
In time.
At Lewis Larson's the folks were
dressing poultry for market Monday,
County Superintendent Lawrence
was out this way visiting schools the
fore part of the week and he Is a
mighty good walker.
II there Is anything new in this
we know 1t has been cold and dis
agreeable and that We have not OBJ
served Halley's comet yet.
Lewis Larson and family we're out
taking a sleigh ride Sunday and called
at X. Gedstad's to warm up.
Frank Neauman and family were
visiting with III. Odegard Sunday.
Lewis Larson last a valuable horse
last week and the III Is unknown
as he died In the night.
Mrs. Gunder johnson has been
quite sick for q few days.
Ole Fodness was giving his family .
sleigh rid. SUNDAY and called at the
home of X. o. Gedstad.
K. O. Gedstad has been siding his
barn but did not get 1t finished before
the cold spell.
HaIdan Odegard was hauling hay
Saturday and tipped over three times
on the road. He says It "a the big
gest sport he has had for q long time.
Oscar Sather and Carl Hegemyer
were spinning around In this section
Sunday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
No war Paint Now Brother.

No War Paint Now Brother.
Hon. J. d. Reeves, editor Of the
Groton Independent and the hand.
soonest looking gentleman that ever
signed warrant IN the state auditors
once, indicates by the following item
from his paper that the editor Of the
Leader has been and Is q scalp litter.
You do III Z very great wrong Brother.
The time vas, say 80 years ago, when
such : charge might have stuck
against . demurrer, but the loss OF
hair through carrying Sunday school
books Ia . cap when young. admon-
ish0d = policy OF peace years ago,
which has grown upon US, and now
- would GLADLY give you or any
othsr dear friend . bottle Of hair
rsstorer to restore that which the
wear and tear ~ battle hath removed.
Raininthefacs stole our scalp knife
- aro for peace:
Tho Canton LEADnR says there Is
moro harmony among the Republicans
0s 6aDuth Dakota right now than 1t
any lime since 1900 Furthermore,
ttsaLnADn1 believes there . more
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
Canton Township.
Dec. Is, 1909

Dec. Is, 1909
Somebody has a corner on the sun
shine sure thing. Haven't seen the
sun enough to know where it rises or
sets now. =.
j. G. Little has been having a tus-
sci with che grip the past week, and
got the worst OF it as everyone does
when they have an attack.
Agustus Hoffman and Richard Zim-
merle took prizes on their corn at the
contest and we begin to think this Is
q good corn country.
Arne Homandburg had a serious tip
over with a load Of hay Saturday and
was quite badly hurt. DR.. Wendt vas
called to attend his injuries and took
several stitches In his lip which was
cut. The doctor had a tip v er
himself on the way home, but Of
course could look after his bruises
himself.
G.. w. Dixon has put in a Jones
Scale, so a tell just how his stock is
gaining, and how short his ton of coal
J. J. Richardson received a telegram
Saturday evening telling OF the seri-
Gus Illness Of his brother-in-law at
|Geddes, and Sunday a phone message
announced his death. MI. Richard
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17

A number OF the young people
around here enjoyed a skating party
on the ice neal the Ole Ness nome
Friday evening, but snow makes SUCH
sport impossible now.
Carl Ness left last week for Clark
county and is clerking In his brother
Sigurd's store now.
Miss Lille Noetlich is working at
Adolph Brandhagen's now and ex-
poets to stay until Christmas.
Carpenters are busy putting the
finishing touches on Sam Ness house.
They expect to have 1t finished oy
Xmas.
Last week at the Rae school house
during q wrestling contest Lloyo
Kuhns had a bone thrown out OF 1olnt
aud was obliged to use crutches a re"
days.
Miss Martha Sweeter helped Mrs.
o. p. Nelson dress geese for market
Monday.
VIII and Bert Ostrander spent last
Friday evening at John Slocombes.
Harry Sweeter was a new pupil In
Dist. "a this week, making the total
enrolment for the year twenty-four.
Lewis Noetlich has his shelter in
order and expects to shell corn this
week for f. Scion and others.
Carl Hegedal marketed hogs In
Worthing Monday.
0. P. Nelson Is kept busy this week
week shoeing his observation-disclosures
Knute and Ole Hegge spent Sunday
and Monday In LennOx.
Miss May Slocombe spent Sunday
evening with Miss Thrasie Noetlich.
Miss Jennie Reamer and the pupils
in Dist. "a are busy getting up a
Xmas program for the Thursday at
ternoon before Xmas. All those who
are interested In a short Xmas pro-
gram are cordially invited to attend.
Rip Van Wrinkle.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17

son left for Geddes Monday to be pres
ent at the funeral Tuesday, at Two
o'clock.
DR.. Wendt came out Tuesday to see
little Walter Ellis, who was not feel
ing as we'll as he might though not
seriously sick.
Mr.. Atwood was on the Sioux City
market Monday with three cars Of
cattle, for j. J. Richardson and him.
self.
P. Atwood vas having his furnace
put in last week and no doubt they
find it very useful this weather.
Earnest Olsen called around this
way Friday with hand bills telling
about their big sale. Earnest can
clerk, pass around bills or run a
thresher, just as the occasion war
rents.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17

Dec. IA, 1909
Snow blockaded our corn husking
entirely.
We are glad to hear that our friend
Mr.. Gilbert Dokken has entered the
race for office for County Treasurer,
and he is we'll qualified for the office.
Many boys and girls Of this com.
munity were made happy and proud
at the Boys and Girls Contest at
Canton. The boys take great pride in
their corn, and small wonder. Their
corn beats papa's'' in most cases.
The girls also had a display which
speaks we'll for them.
Seems as though our Riverside
scribe is very busy or has entirely for
gotten us. Have the Fairview wild.
ows got so tangled up that none have
got around to write, or are they all
too busy talking Women Suffrage.
Albert Chtistopherson returned
from Sioux City last Thursday. where
he has been visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brurud were Sun.
day callers at 2. Eliason's.
Nels and Joe Marken marketed hogs
last Thursday. The boys said the
roads fine for sleighing but still
better for air ships.
Miss Clara Brurud has been dress
making at Mrs. Johnson's this last
week.
Oscar Wedding was a Sunday caller
at NJ. Johnsun's.
The temperance association Of Fair
view Center met last Sunday night.
The netting was we'll attended and
the program was well rendered. IL ans
Hanson made a tine speech for the
temperance cause.
David Serum marketed this years
'crowing CROP" last Monday.
Arndt Gilbertson and NJ. Christie
pherson called on the Christophersor
Brothers Sunday.
Mr.. Pulver, carrier on Rout 2, from
Canton, had the misfortune to breat
the front axe Of his wagon, near O.
Fades place last Saturday. He Wa!
very unhappy for awhile with the mai
a flying, but finally got the team un
der control. He fixed the damage ant
departed homeward.- Bill Possum.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
ne cAMTOM LEADER
ARTHUR LINN,
Editor and Proprietor.
ss,rhe Htstorian.''

The above suggestive name will ap-
ar at the head OF = newspaper soon
~ appear 1t Mission Hill, under the
/. slitorial and business management of
Tie Hon. A. T.. Van Osdel, known
~ "Honest Abe Van Osdel." The
title OF his paper indicates Its purpose
ia there Is no man in the state 50
veil qualified to make THE Historian
i history marker and q history maker.
Mr.. Van Osdel has just built q fine
n,w once building for his paper
,sx76, and has . complete printing
putat on hand. As o as he finds a
suitable man to handle the mechani-
cal part. "The Historian" will be is
, ued and will and a welcome In thou.
sands OF homes. The LEADER wishes
iiro. Van Osdel every uccess and be-
lieves 1.-THE Historian" will find a
welcome everywhere. There Is nc
man Ia the entire northwest 80 we'll
qualified to photograph the past his
tory Of U own state into a living
picture for the present generation to
admire. He fought Indians q Min
nesota and Dakota and has been a
resident OF Yankton county since
1864. he IL q close student and a
keen observer and by nature 4 lover
Of history. He has been storing away
history for over 40 wears and has a
house full of data that covers every
important event since the days of
Lewis b Clark. Mr.. Van Osdel's
Historian" will be a Gee He Is
one Of the wealthiest men In the state
and enters upon his present work as .
history painter for love Of the work.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
time with his folks ere, departed the
first Of the week pr his home near

time with his folks ere, departed the
first Of the week pr his home ear
Highmore.
Hans Brynjulson I'D wife and Mrs.
S. BryDjulSon reached home Saturday
after an extended visit with North
Dakota friends and relatives. They
report quite an eSdlls Of the frost
bitten SONS OF North Dakota for the
of palm leaves shall be their winter
quarters.
Otto Hotter arrivd last week from
Coal Springs, wheb he and other
RiVersiders have bah holding down
claims. Lincoln cohty is we'll repre-
sented in all the watern counties of
the state.
Those who have 6iished corn husk-
ing should have tbir names placed
on the roll OF hopr where Santa
Claus could take notice.
Helga Johnson aid Albert Loren
son called on friendsM onday evening.
Mr.. Eide who fans the Knudson
place, recently purchased by Mr..
Welde, reports fortyacres Of corn to
pick by March first { the balance re-
linquished to his successor.
Henry Anderson aid Mark Hunter
we're out for a sph Sunday leaving
their cutter at hone fresh for an
evening dash.
1t is very seldom that our good
neighbors OF Crane Valley ask for
public position aIthclgh it is a well
known fact that no better material
exists in the land! 1t is a great
pleasure therefore t{offer our support
when they present tleir former citi-
zen, Mr.. J. E. Holts as a candidate
for county treasurr Mr.. Holter's
qualifications are to- well known to
require any comment. Scrupulonsly
honest and ready to make any sacri-
6ce for the public god, has been his
record since pioneerl DAYS. His poli-
tics are Of the Progressive Roosev welt
Republican type. Lincoln county
will do we'll to honor a citizen who
has bent every effortto make 1t the
banner county Of ourfair young state.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
Fatrview.

Dec. IS, 1909.
Mrs. Clyde Fl. King and little
daughter Ruth. returned SUNDAY
from 4 SIX weeks visit with relatives
In Chicago, Evanston and Joliet.
We are having plenty of snow now
and slefghing is good.
Little Howard Burns is quite sick
at this writing.
Mrs. Dave Bremen of Canton has
heen visiting at the hume Of her sis
ter Mrs. A. n. Helder who lives near
Fairview.
John Dedich, who has been work
ing for Tom Rood for several weeks,
left last week for Chicago where he
will remainla short time before re-
turning to us home in Indiana.
The many friends of Mrs George
Mccormick will be pleased to learn
that her health Is improving and that
she will SON return home from the
hospital in Sioux Falls, where she re-
centlv underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Miss Alpha Hanson went to Hud-
son Monday morning.
A Xmas program will be given in
Fairview Methodist church Xmas
eve, and the Lutheran church will
have their program New Years eve.
The Farview school closes Friday
for . two weeks vacation.
un. Al q. Pond and Mrs. J.. W.
Jones visited Monday at the A. N.
Helder home.
Ira G~rueninboom il clerking 1t the
Delmagel& Bartholomew store.
Nn. W. p. Manning has returned
home from her visit In Nebraska and
Iowa
Glenn Perisho was In Hudson be-
tween Trains Monday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17

harmony among South Dakota Repubr
licaus than In any other state In tho
| Union. We are not going to dispute
the point with Col. Linn, for when he
Is most harmonious is just the time
when he Is most likely to take ones
scalp, fguratively speaking, without
q mOmoDt'S notice.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
Lynn.
December IA, 1900.


The weather man ought to be
ashamed OF himself for giving US such
q dose OF bad weather before people
have their corn out, at least that Is
what the Lynn farmers think.
MI. and Mrs. John Slocombe visited
Sunday with Harry Cox.
Lou Noetlich made q flying trip to
Beresford Monday In order to obtain
repairs for his corn shelter.
Miss Maggie Sweeter is spending
this week with her sister at Lennox.
Supt. G. g. Lawrence has been Wis.
iting schools In this vicinity the past
week
Rev. Solem of Sioux Falls baptized
the new boy at the Gehard Ness
home and the youngster will be known
- Lewis Ness.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17

The Priscilla Study Club met with
Mrs. Dr.. Lewison on Wednesday Of
last week and devoted the day to
work for the little boys and girls yer
at the Orphans Home. There was q
full attendance of the members and
they sewed and made nice things for
the children and finished up 30 nice
packages to be given as Christmas
presents at the Home.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
Not Kicking at sugar.

While the other boys are out firing
at Jack rabbits and suchlike seasonable
game, the veteran Linn from under
close cover is shooting the Sugar
Trust full Of holes, utterly unmtndful
that sweeting for his tea is cheaper
than since he can remember. Yer
million Republican.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17

The name Of o. A. Helvig is being
generally discussed as . very available
man for the legislature. He is an old
timer and has served In the legisla-
tuEo both ct Bismarck and Pierre.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17

Roy Leffert Of Dayton was a Fair
view visitor Tuesday. Roy brought a
bunch OF bills from Canton telling OF
Olsen Brothers big clothing sale, and
he was kept busy lacking them in
CONSPICUOUS places.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
Public Joint Installation.

There will be a public joint install
lation next Monday evening In Ma
sonic hall of the following societies:
Tho Masonic Blue Lodge, the Chapter
portant event and worth seeing.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17

Methodist Episcopal church, Rev.
A. E. Burih, Phi. D., pastor. Public
worship at 1890 a. m. and 1870 p. M,
with M by the pastor. Morn.
ing subject, "Owners or Owned
evening subject, ga Thrice Repeated
Miracle" Sunday school at II M;
Epworth League devotional meeting
at $50 p. M, Albert Gapp, leader;
subject, "Leavening the Lump
Glass meeting after evening service.
"a home-like church." A cordial
welcome to all.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
Riverside.

tGlv0f61O0.
Dec. Is, 1909.
Most people laid their corn by In July
but did not expect to have the opera
tion repeated for Christmas.
Ole Thorson who visited for som
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
Visit Tossini!
He Wants to See You

He has about everything in fruits,
candies, vegetables, Christmas trees,
popcorn, cigars, tobacco, nuts, ice
cream and everything you want for a
Christmas dinner.
Mr.. Tossini will greet you with q
sweet sunny fmile and sell you your
Christmas supplies cheaper than ever
before. Call and see him and he will
show the finest stock of Christmas
goods in his line, you ever gazed up.
on.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-17
FairveiW.

Dec. IA, 1909
Snow blockaded our corn husking
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-29
The Chapter House.

Editor COURIER .
At the request of several mem.
bers of the American Woman's
league / have carefully investi
gated the plan by which they
hope to secure q local chapter
house for Keytesville.
| have known E. G. Lewis of
the Lewis Publishing Co. of st.
Louis for some time, and un.
hesitatingly say that his reputa.
ton, as one of the greatest
modern financiers, is we'll de-
served, and in my opinion this
plan clesrly demonstrates this
assertion.
Mr.. Lewis desires to build up
one of the largest newspaper
plants in America, and, resliz-
ing that the influence and finan.
cial success of any newspaper
depends upon a great circula.
tion, has organized the American
Woman's league, primarily, for
this purpose. Instead of { living
premiums or small cash commits.
sions Cor pianos as the COURIER
has done) to those whu secure
subscriptions as all other pub.
Iishers do, he has hit upon the
idea of remunersting his sub
scription solicitors in such q way
that they will have q personal
interest in the building up of his
publishing house and give them
q permanent instead of tempo.
rary interest.
To accomplish this he has or
ganized the league and confers
membership upon those who
send in the requisite amount of
subscriptions, and then confers
the benefits through the orgsni.
zation.
Under The old premium plan
not only were his solicitors of a
temporary character, but only
one or two persons in any com.
munity would interest themselves,
so in order that he could get q
number of persons interested he
provided in the plans of the
league that when q requisite
number of persons, 20 l believe,
had sent in enough subscriptions
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-10-29
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
Called Term, October 22, 1909.

Court met, pursuant to call of
the clerk, with the following
officers present, to.wit: A. g..
Taylor, presiding judge; R. T.
Morehesd and }. A. Coll, as
sociate judges; A. N. Harding,
sheriff, and G. c. Parks, clerk.
8. B. Heiman. a citizen of this
county, files with the oourt an
information that Mrs. Carrie
White, col. lis q person of unsound
mind and fit subject to be CON.
fined in q hospital for insane and
that she has not sufficient estate
to defray her expenses at an asy.
lum.
Whereupon, it is ordered, sf-
ter hearing the testimony of the
witnesses, that the said Carrie
White, COL, is an insane person
and that she be conveyed to the
state hospital for insane at St..
joseph, Mo-, ss charge against
Charlton county.
ALLOWANCES.
State hospital for insane No.
2, support of Carrie White, COL,
insane, for six months, S65.
A. N. Harding, sheriff, con.
veying Carrie White, COL, to the
state hospital for insane at st.
Joseph, S60.15.
DIR. M. 8. White, for with ness
fees and detail medical state
meGt in insane case of Carrie
White, COL, 81.
VIM. White, witness fees and
mileage in same case, $3.50.
8. B. Heimsn, same, $3.50,
subpoenaing witnesses and con-
Veying insane to Keytesville,
Sc so. Total, $3.50.
Court adjourned.