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TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT OAKLAND.

First race, . furlongs. selling. An
tigo, 1872; Confessor. 1872; Plausible.
1923; Mendon, 1873; DR.. Sherman, l29
Derdom. 1923; Mansard, 1873: "Deneen,
l2l; Abraham, 121; Autumn Days,
1lS; Lucky Mate. lis; Waisenkind.
lis.
Second race. 7-16 mile. selling: DUAL.
ity Street, 11S; Cainotta. l09; Prithee
107; Cinnamon. loo; Miss Georgia.
105; Amelia Rose, 107 Garnicht, 1913 !;
Vondel. 103 Warfare. 1903; The Col.
den Butterfly, 1903; Lena Merle, 103 /;
Geneva, SO.
Third race, furlongs, selling: j. c.
Core, 1923; Basel, 1873; Duke OF Or
leans, 1923; Dargin. 1923; st. Avon, 1879;
Brush Up, 1877; Billy Bowlegs. 1876;
Cuernavaca, 1875; Toll Box. 118; Blame
less, us; Fulfcrd. 1l5; 'Serenade
10S.
Fourth race, 8 furlongs. selling
Booger Red. 100; Evran. 1909; Tom
Shaw. 109; Honest, 109; Jacobite. 100:
Charlie Doherty. 109; Work Box. 90;
Warden. 95; Rubia Granda. SO.
Fifth race. mile, selling: The Peer
107; El Picaro, 107; Figent, 105: Louis
Streuber, 104: Yakima Belle. 1902; AXIS
Ar Ben. 100; 'Footloose, SO; 'R. NJ.
Brown, so.
Sixth race, futurity course, purse:
Midericcho. lis; Oesa, 1l5: Incentive
112; Harry Rogers, 112: Glib c., 112;
George Kismet. 112; Enamour. 10:
Sain Posal, 10; Galinda, 10; Dorothy
Ledgett, 10; Stroke, 10; Pallas, 40
Weather clear; track sloppy.
Apprentice allowance.
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which 'nsr sanity
tS don't mean II when apply those cruel words
s'rXNarccsc' There
ss n:'s ssss s .sssa'' 70" understand
<---------> The peculiar enthusiasm Of Louis Gem
St Paul has been matter Of sporting world f0
then enlarged his sphere unit, Is now national His latest an appeal "
The mingled sensations Mayor hrei'ne OF Detroit may be mag
his bearing legend capitalization
punctuation reproduced verbstim
Old Base Drunkenness
VIII not compare los bases can he made to not base called tie
insanity
The whole chase printed along with an enlsmat board
appended that 2 base
st large he gives his ad
been known
write Mr. nauns VEIN Just for the fun reading INT
repiies he mail
asylum
violent ward occupants would
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VIII apply stewart aaey the mhL .sa s
tea o
admit
baseball standpoint, has been bit the fuie'' on record
southern gentleman Roosevelt
In planning to members
The only objection OF ,s
committee that the track
The reason stanley
hands with his father the night he
his Italian opponent
Come to think
Youngs disposal by the Boston ea'
ms be- T S taoe n only onsboat but couple Of
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Farmer Wins Warm CO.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1s.-"Kid"
Farmer. OF Peoria. III, knocked out
Jack Carrig, Of New York. in the third
round OF a scheduled l0-round bout at
the Royal A. c.. last night. The bout
vas full Of fight while IL lasted, with
Farmer on top throughout.
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|GOlden,S
LAST Big Cut

To make room for Hats and
Mems Furnishings thatare daily
coming In and which we're
going to add by March LIST.
30 per cent discount on
made to- order Suits, Over
coats and Fancy Vests.
50 per cent discount on
ready to wear Suits. Over
coats and Fancy Vests (uni-
forms excepted)
.!!!;:!|! .' E r., n
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Cannon sha des Louohrey.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. 1s.--
Micky Cannon had a slight, very slight
shade on Young Youghrey in the wind
up at the National A. c. last night.
The lad from the Manayunk hills gave
the man-killer a tough argument dur
ing the six rounds. but he lacked the
punch that Cannon possessed.
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Illinois Beats purdue.

CHAMPAIGN, H.. Feb. 1s.-Illinois.
after holding Purdue's basketball Ave
to a single goal for one-half. was given
good run in the second period, the
final score being Illinois "a. Purdue IS.
Captain Popperfuss and Rennaker for
Illinois. and Lewis. for Purdue. starred.
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Brave lum|,y predicts his
Team Won't k LAST al Ind

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. Is.
Accompanied by Pitchers Bell
and Pastorius. Brooklyn's
new manager, Harry Lumley,
Joined the baseball colony train
ing here for the coming season.
Lumley says his ailing ankle has
entirely mended and offers to
back his opinion with cash wag-
ers that Brooklyn will not I'm
ish last the coming season.
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1O7; Bon Ton, 107; Kuropatkin, 107;
Rubinon. l07; Agnes Virginia. lO5;
Smirker, l07; The Borgian. 10; Lady
Kitty, los; Ben Sand, ITO.
Fourth race. selling. one mile; Rock
stone, 1917: Albert Star. los; Grande
Dame. 100; Capt. Kennedy, lO2; Car
thage, III; Rip Rap, LOT.
Fifth race, selling 3-16 miles:
Christine A.. 9l Harry Scott. liz:
Merlingo, 10; Vanen. %; 'Diamond
Nose. Sc; Miss Oficious. sc; Adora
ton, 90: Aunt Rose. 81; 'Rround and
round. SO.
Sixth race, selling, furlongs; Pills,
l07; Tea Set, l07; Belleek. 107; Bold
107; La Refine Hindoo. l07; 'Bertha
1O2; Galsina. 1917; Paradise Queen
107; Haywood Belle. l07i Garland.
107: Nebraska Lass. l07; Bell OF
Brass. l07; Early Day. 107; Pert. lof;
Lanita. 1917; Lula G.. 1O7.
Seventh race, selling. furlongs:
Town Topics, 107: ALTAR Boy, lO2:
Wood Thorpe. 10; Liberto 107; DR..
Weis. 1917; Skylark. 107; Bud Embry'
107: Lucy Marie. l05; Audubon, lO7;
Ezra. 107. Charles Heeney, 1O7
Apprentice allowance.
Weather clear; track fast.
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Crowley still an Amateur.

Jim" Crowley. the Marathon run
ner. is still an amateur. despite the
reports sent out that he had turned
professional and was anxious To try
conclusions with Tom Longboat. Crow.
ley. who ran record-breaking race
I'm the New Haven Marathon Saturday
night. said that he had no thought or
Joining the pro" ranks. and would
compete in the Marathon in Brooklyn
on Friday and the contest 20 be- pulled
on In Boston on Patriots day.
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Wolaast Gets a Match.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. lS.-Ad VOL
IS st, OF Milwaukee, and Danny Web
ter have been matched to fight ten
ounds before McCarey's club next
tuesday night at catch weights.
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Baseball Heads.

Aside from the common. everyday
Tort. the following kinds OF heads are
low TO be found in baseball. Swell,
Zone, pin and fat.
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AT Los ANGELES.

First race. Selling. 51-2 furlongs.
Voltrome. l13; Karodo, ll9: Ed g..
IFS; Vivant. III. Translucent, 119;
Toll Gatherer. l19; Slippery. 49,;
Humero, 1l5: Evados ll3; Francis
Joseph. lis; Herman Doyle. 1872; Win.
PIE, III.
Second race. purse. 2-year-olds. 3 l-2
fdrlOngs: Kitty Cunard. lO9; Sempron-
e,tc. 1909. Star Blue, ll2 Arthur
Rouse. l05. chester Krum. il2. Mike
Molett. 1885, G. H. Patten. los: Lilinm.
lOs, Tom O'Malley. l09. Rustem ll2:
Lexington. ~. Shoemaker. 105,
Maternus, IL
Third race, selling, furlongs Nike
Jordan. l07 Byron. l02. Lucky Lad,
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Apprentice allowance cl .aime
Good News.

Good News.
There is not the least doubt as to
Cleveland's having a grand circuit
meeting this year.
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AT Ell PASO.

First Race, 4 furlongs, selling:
.Tiflis. e5 'Balshot, 1903; "Alivia, IS;
Sibbie H.. SO; Gardner Tyler, ITO;
Guile. 10: Sibyl Kemp, SO; 'Azusa,
l09; 'Cavalena. So.
Second Race, mile. selling: LADY
Oakland, 10l: J. J. Jr., los; Barney
Dreyfus. lOs: apple Teddy. 1903;
.Vinton, 1903; slightly. 1903; 'Louis
Rooderer. IS; Complaint, lO6; Hard
Tyson. SS.
Third Race. 8 furlongs. selling: 'Dr
Crook, 107; dorothy Ann. 1902; Femi
nine, 90; 'Dick Stanley, 1906 Ken
tuck, 90; Miss Prison, 95; Rubiola. 81
Fourth Race, rs mile. purse: Lo
mond, 103; Alvise. 10S; Sylvia u. 100;
Hollow, 102; Tanama. 104, Bertmont
109; Gunston, 102.
Fifth Race, rs mile. selling: Orc
bia. 1903! Berlin. 10S; Cuban Boy, 100;
Buto, 1903, Spondoolix, los; Goldfeld
l0S Cannot. 108; Straight los.
Charles Rothschild. 100.
Apprentice allowance cl aimed
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cALL THAT'S DOING TO-DAY IN THE REALM OF SPORT
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
Bly,.
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

a Of
OF has them
a
and what
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don't mean Il when apply those cruel words.
IL Is just American habit OF exaggeration.
There have been persons however. who have
gone insane-really bughouse. you understand
over the national pastime
The peculiar enthusiasm OF one Louis II. Gem
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
FairVieW.

Jan. 10, 1903.
Mrs. j. N. Jones and daughter have
returned from their visit at Ireton. g,
Miss Mamie Wheatley wen up to
Sioux Falls last week to visit rela-
tiveS.
Miss Elsie Knutson Of Canton spent
Saturday and Sunday OF the Hanson
home.
Misses Bertha and Minnie Silvas,
the competent central girls Of Fair
view, have gone TO Iowa for a two
weeks vacation. During their ab-
Sence Miss Bessie Jones and Elsie
Iseminger have charge Of the Central
Office.
Mrs. Clyde King was a Hawarden
visitor Saturday afternoon.
A merry crowd of Fairview people
drove u to the home of knut Amun-
son as a surprise on Misses Clara and
Julia AmunSOn. The evening was
spent in playing games and at a late
hour refreshments were served. A
delightful evening was spent.
The Lutheran ladies held a sale
and supper Saturday evening. A
large crowd patronized the supper,
and the different articles sold brought
a fairly good price.
Mrs. Swenson of Hudson visited
last week at the home Of her brother
Sven Olson.
Palmer and Catharina Hage have
the measles. =
Miss Alta Hanson went to Canton
Friday evening returning home Sat-
urday.
The funeral services of Mr.. Keller,
an old settler here, but who was in
Hand county at the time of his death,
was held in the Fairview M. E. church
Monday afternoon.
The Fairview band is doing splen-
did work with Prof. Indseth Of Canton
as their instructor. They expect to
give another concert oon ,
Clyde Brant is numbered among the
Sick
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
Norway News.
Jan. IL, 1909.

F - o~As AS1
W. wish all a happy new year and
prosperity, and to Judge by the smil-
ing faces Of all Norwayites they have
had a good beginning.
The young people enjoyed a hop at
Ludwig EidneSs' last week. Refresh
ments we're served and the merry
making was kept up till the wee
hours of the morning.
The stork arrived at the home of T.
ISulleStad Dec. 3lst, bringing a baby
girl, and at the home Of .. Eidness
Jan. 3, bringing a baby boy. Con-
gratuiationS.
Owing to the severe cold the meet
ings at Lands and Romsdal churches
were not we'll attended.
Miss jackson visited with Rachel
Tollefson Tuesday evening.
John Tollefson shipped q car load of
cattle to Sioux City Monday.
The Norway and Pleasant Tele-
phone company held their annual
meeting at Beresford last Saturday.
Not enough members were present to
transact business so the meeting was
postponed until Jan. %.
Misses Agnes and Bertha Rom
mereim and Bertha Tollefson re-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
lnwOOd Iowa.
Jan. 18th, 1903

IAN. llth, l909
Mrs. Ed Moen who has been visit
ling her parents at Bryant, S. d., re
turned home last Saturday.
The Young Girls Society is going
to meet at Mrs. o. Knudtson's next
Saturday.
Mr.. Clarence Osvog came up from
Canton last Saturday to visit with l.
Sivesind a few days.
MI. Otto Ulrickson came over from
Canton to spend New Years day
with his cousins and returned home
on Monday.
Miss Cornelia Peterson who il
teacher in the Sogn district, went
home to spend her vacation with hel
her parents in DEBORAH, Iowa, and re
turned in time to start her school
work Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Johnson went tC
Bryant, S. d., to visit with relatives,
Ethel Stinehilbe has been visiting
friends in South Dakota.
Morgan Helgerson came home from
the coast last Saturday to visit his
parents and other friends for some
time.
Roy Maynard went to Ames, Iowa,
last Friday to take a short course at
the college.
Miss Mae Anderson is home from
Sioux Falls.
Revival meetings have been held in
the Lutheran church every evening
since New Years day and are con-
Quoted by Mr.. o. M. Anderson Of
Minneapolis, a mastery exhorter.
The meetings are well attended and
are to be continued in Our Savior's
church. Mr.. Anderson's last meeting
was held today at Henry Mems and
was well attended. Mr.. Anderson
leaves today for Rock Rapids.
Miss Vera Lewis departed on the
early morning train last Tuesday for
college after a holiday WIS.,
it at home.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
Dayton.

Jan. $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Painter re-
turned from their holiday vacation
last week. They had a very fine time
with the folks at home in Sanborn,
Iowa. Mrs. Painters brother came
back with them and made a short Wis
it.
Elmer Schneider made Rock Valley
a visit last week returning Friday.
Miss Hannah Olsen is out on the
farm again. She is suffering with a
hard cold.
VIII Abbott, George Abbot and
Harry Ellis with their families at
tended a far. lily reunion at the home
Of their fathei in Canton last Satur-
day.
Mrs. FAIRIES Of Sphinx county has
been visiting friends and relatives In
Dayton.
Roy Leffert spent New Years away
to learn where.
Jan. 6 was Isabel Mitchell's birth
day and a number Of her friends
planned a surprise In the evening.
There we're not as many there as
there WOutQ nave Decu IL uLc WcdGIlcE
had been better. The young lady was
presented with a beautiful garnet
pin.
John Juel shelled corn for Dick
Husman and Will Abbott last week.
w. N. Leffert is quite sick with
a cold.
John Zimmerle Is helping Dick
Husman haul corn to market
Will Kenison came up from Fair
view Saturday to visit Dayton friends
returning Monday.
Mabel Abbott was i'll Tuesday and
was obliged to miss school.
Willie and Isabel Mitchell, Harvey
and Mabel Brown and Elmer Schnei-
der went to the show in Canton Mon
day night.
Wonder what is the matter with
our Dayton correspondents. Possibly
SO cold that their ink Is frozen.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
Ion. Thomas Thorson returned

Hon. Thomas Thorson returned
from Pierre last Friday, after wit
Messing the Inauguration Of Gov. Yes.
sey and the organization OF the leg
islature. He said both branches of
the legislature began the session un-
der the most favorable conditions
ever witnessed at Pierre since state
hood. There were no factions or
clicks, even the democrats voted
for the republican nominees from
Speaker CLANCY down. They said
they we're there for the good Of the
state and not to bicker over partisan
politics.
This spirit prevailed In the organ
ization Of both houses and was carried
out in the selection Of chairmen for
the various committees, even one OF
the democrats was appointed q COM
mittee chairman. It is a hopeful
sign and NEAR that the old machine
bosses are wiped out.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
ri

Jan. 18th, 1909.
Midwinter is here and the cold wave
was felt way down in the sunny
southland.
Toilet Brynjulson visited at the
Queen City Friday.
Lars Knudson transacted business
at Sioux City last week and visited
with his daughters, Rena and Mary
while in town.
J. H. Ovre sold a load of fat cattle
to W. G. Gemmil.
Albert Lorenson and Conrad Olson
were out for a hunting trip Sunday,
the storm having no terrors for these
hardy nimrodS.
Kimball and Nellie Steen of Fulton
are visiting with their cousins, the
Holter'S of Riverside and Grand Val
ley and also called on friends in Can.
ton and Fairview.
Tom Belly arrived Saturday from
Sargent Bluffs and Sioux City after a
three weeks visit with his sister.
A son has arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sander Brynjulson, and
our representative is performing leg
iSlative duties amidst the congratu-
lations of his fellow members. Here's
to the health of the young Riversider
and hearty congratulations to Rep
resentative and Mrs. Brynjulson.
Hedge Johnson is contemplating a
visit with relatives at Mitchell and
at Niobrara.
A party of young people from these
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
Norway.
Jan. 18th, 1909

JAIL. 1ACL, AoO0'
Had a very cold spell for a few days
that made every n shiver and hunt
for the good old stove.
The mission meetings held In Trim
ity, Lands and Romsdal churches
we're fairly we'll attended although
the weather was cold. Rev. Quello
was not able to be present on account
of sickness and his absence was much
regretted.
Albert Skoheim returned last Sat
urday from Colman where he visited
Ole Hoel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Gubrud visited
over Sunday with 0. n. Thormods-
gard at Hudson.
Asa Hall sold a car load of fat cat
tie last Friday.
Engel Erickson marketed corn at
Alcester last Monday.
Corn, is going up in price a little
every day and that is just what the
farmer likes. Most of the farmers
are getting their corn ready for the
institute next month.
Most everyone is having a seige OF
LaGrippe or bad colds.
August Lundstrom is busy with his
corn shelter.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
turned to Augustana college after
spending the holidays at their homes.

turned to AuguStana college after
depending the holidays at their homes.
Knute Rise attended the sale north
east of Alcester Tuesday. Knut was
one of the lucky winners In the Trip
county lottery and will soon move out
on his claim.
The other day while Tightening
some burrs in his wind mill, Mr..
Herbranson got his thumb into the
gearing. 1t is so badly smashed it
had to be amputated below the nail.
Lynn Lights
Jan. 13, 1909.
We are late with holiday news but
must mention a few of the happen
ings of holiday time which should
have been chronicled last week, had
we not lost a day somehow and mis-
laid our pencil Til too late for press.
Mr.. Art Tate and wife we're holiday
visitors at Rock Valley where MRS.
Tate has a brother living. They re-
turned by way of 500 Falls and visited
the E. Sawyer family at that place.
Our sportsmen had a little excite
ment recently in a genuine wolf chase.
The hounds did themselves proud in
the s%printing match, but so did the
wolf, and as usual in equally matched
chases no scalps were taken.
One OF our Aid representatives did
some much needed charity work in a
nearby town Tuesday and 1t behooves
US to say, this cold spell may be the
not so fortunate as ourselves, and in
vestigation and timely assistance in
that direction is always COM mendable
to say the least.
DR.. Rogers of Canton made a call at
the D. l.. Williams home on Sunday.
Mr.. Williams is in a very weak con-
doctor is quite comfortable, and we
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Dolly Noel is not recovering
from her recent illness so well as her
friends would like, and it has been
decided to try what California will do
for her. The Noel family will start
for Long Beach in a day or two, and
we hope the change may be a benefit
TO Mrs. Noel, and that she may be
able TO return to her home soon.
Ole Steensland and Tom Ulrikson
were buying cattle out in Lynn town
ship last week and among others
bought d. L. Williams entire herd.
The Misses Louisa and Anna Todd,
students at Oskaloosa, Ia, enjoyed
the holiday vacation at their home in
east Lynn.
District No. So, is again without d
teacher, Miss Bradshaw having to re-
sign on account of sickness.
- /
F. W. Wiggin shipped his fat sheep
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
FairView.

Jan. II, 1909.
1t is rather late to wish the read
ers "a Happy New Year" but, BETTE
late than never. | hope you all hac
an enjoyable time during Christmas
as | can report the same. Santa came
down the chimney during the night
and left me a pair of rubber boots. a
large straw hat, a fan and an UNI
brella. Santa evidently must have
thought he was in Brazil, S. A, in
stead Of being in South Dakota.
As Sunday was a cold, Opaque day
there was little or nothing doing.
A revival meeting vas conducted
at Trinity, Lands and Romsd al
churches this precedent week.
After a two weeks Xmas vacation
Miss Elsie KnutSon is now back to
her work in the school room.
Messrs. Louis and Gust Dokken re-
turned Tuesday after visiting rela-
tives and friends at Parker. Mr.. Gil
bert Dokken is back from a weeks
stay at Canton.
What has become of the "Fairview
Maid?" We would be glad to hear
from her.
Olaf Anderson is preparing to move
to the Paul Johnson farm in Fair
view township, which he has rented.
AS the merry Widower'' was full
of expectation as to seeing some of
our young ladies sending in their pro-
posals before the leap year ended, he
evidently forgot to send in any news
during New Years week, and ''spect"
the rry WjdOW'' was in the same
fix, maybe worse. But we thank the
merry Widow for her good ex-
ample in sending in her list of bache-
lorS and we hope the other scribeS,
maids, bachelors or whatever they
may be, will follow her good example.
"Dare to do right,
Dare to be true
"The Merry WidOwer.'
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15

parts enjoyed a sociable evening at
the home of Halver Olson last Sunday
night.
Mark Hunter has accepted a posi-
tion as salesman for the Success Cabi-
net Company, and Joe Knutson is
manager on the farm during Marks
absence.
Some Of our boys and girls wanted
a sleigh ride last Friday night AND
took a drive over to the Syverud
home across the river. Snow was
scarce and travel slow, but the ride
was longer, don't you know, and was
very much enjoyed by all including
the Riversider.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15
The Buffalo Bill Stories.

The LEADER never printed more
interesting stories of the frontier
than those now being published in
the LEADER, written by Col. Cody,
known to the world as Buffalo Bill"
These frontier sketches represent
some of the most thrilling events in
the life of Col. Cody, from the time
he began overland work as a boy in
1857, after his father had been killed
by Kansas "Jayhawkers."
The sketchNin this issue is the third
of a series of 16 which will appear
week after week in the LEADER.
If your friend is not getting the
LEADER, ask him to subscribe. These
are true tales of a time and condi-
tions that a live only in history.
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E22HE1Csp@up@
Correspondence e
B22atG@d5RBbs2W
Grand Valley

January 13, 1909.
Rev. Nummedal OF Moe, preache,
"a excellent sermon to an apprecia
tive audience at Grand Valley las
Sunday.
Mrs. @. B. Strand is steadily i'm
proving after having broken a bone
In her arm lately.
Mr.. BERNARD Torberson Is confined
to the house with a Sc we're cold.
Odin Wallquist reports the loss Of s
coon-skin coat stolen from his Wagon
on the streets Of Canton recently. 81
evidently the thieves are not al
caught yet.
Mr.. Geo. Thinglum who is at the
Sioux Falls hospital, having recently
been operated On for appendicitis, wa
getting along nicely until q few days
ago, when he was suddenly Ill with an
attack Of pneumonia.
] NTaa!lqaisstt was bGsiiiiyjf Smelling
and marketing corn last week.
Misses Clara and Laura Hotter visit
ed relatives at Platte recently.
Mrs. u. A. Syverud and children
are spending the winter with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Hol-
ter.
Mr.. Andrew Syvertson has present.
"a his daughters, Alma and Mamie
with . handsome piano.
Mr.. and Miss Steen, from Mitchell,
are visiting friends in Grand Valley.
Nj. ELgebret Hotter IS in Chicago,
On business.
MI. and Mrs. Ole Steensland have
moved Into their new home, and are
enjoying all modern conveniences.
Ole Nicholson went to Pierre to see
that u gallant Highland representa-
tive and others from this section, did
notget into trouble, and Ole was elect
"a to ! position 10 the senate.
Nj. Paul Kleppe is at present en-
Toying = number Of Jobs comforters
on his neck.
Miss Pet Torbrson and friend spent
the holidays with relatives In MINI.
Knute Thorson was at Sioux City
taSC week, consulting Dr. Knott about
dixxiness of the head.
Mn. Syvertson entertained the fol-
lowing one evening last week: Mr..
aand Mn. Arndt Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs.
X 80 n~l.awAlf and Mrs.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-01-15

The Lincoln County members OF the
house OF representatives have assign
ments as chairmen of the following
committees: Fl. Fl. Gable, appropria-
tions; John M. Peterson, charitable
institutions; and Sander Brynjulson,
irrigation and drainage. All impor-
tant committees, and the most I'M
portant OF all, outside the Judiciary.
is the appropriation committee, and
from a forecast Of coming events 1t Is
believed that the appropriations this
year will be such as to meet general
approval.