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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-21
SIR tlu5iger Srnoer.
Moma1 bon 50. 9eim6ure.
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gleiG; Tie moate BEN Eeppid Dol
BENT groBen Sofa auseinonoerb,ei-
ten. u@eben Sic, Sophie, oos Seupr
brennt ia. Der Gbriitopb fam in
elmer @iertelitunoe fommen, bic
2ifter olt5u5iinoen. @erben ia nod;
ausrei6en", fiiete lie nit einenl
9lide aif Die bol6 beruntergebranil-
ten &er5en Der 8rorl. ltro @ano-
leu6ter bin5u.
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belt inne uno Dem Mbneblnen Ser
S~tmlbbiilen. y@ton erlebt piel,
menn mon alt uno grau miro, uno
~nirgenbs gebt es bnnter 5l,, mie
in Der @elt", iagte fie erregt, oaber
baB 10 mas fomnen nluB, pie be,i-
Tel @iiien sic, ~en6biges SrGu-
lein, no er bin 1T, Der Serr, obne
einmal ieiner Sdpeiter guten Sag
geboten gu boben2 gum Serrn 4so,
flor lit er uno ba oben iist Die
alte Sia mo bot Dos Mprtenltltf.
6el oas Sic ser - Dem fremoen
5rdulein gei6enft batterl fabl ge-
idnitten, oaB es mtsiiebt mie eine
Gute, nit Ser nnartige &inoer Shld,
ge befommen. limo oas junge Ding
liegt auf Dem Sofa uno lpielt nit
ibrer Safe, uno aug ben beripein.
ten 9lugen laft'5, nnb nit an if
rem peiben 3abnen lodt Tie, lpetI
es nm cnoli6 10 ipeit lit. @naoig'
Srdulein, eepeint uno lomentiert
baben iie lpenn Ser Serr Der
@erftanb n%erlor, i6 begreife es.
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bier inn Souie bIeiben, bot oie Glci
ne eeidrieell, no Tie nit SiiBen Sc.
treten uuo gel6olten miiroen; mo
ats Ser Serr MIDI rufen lieb, DC
belt er Iie i'm g(rrne uno lab blaB
aus, mie Der aaIf an ser @onb.
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bringen, 10 gut eS gebe. iagte er.
aber roid. - Sn elmer Stunoe,
gnGoig' SrGulein, lit nidyt ntebr Ill
riitteln mo gu riibren ooran; ulb
penn Ser a0nig ielblt fdlne in
elmer Stunoe iiuo iie @eol1n mn
Srou."
,@s lit unmoolihl~ itamulelie
ih. ,Mnne Morie -" Msr id)mirr.
te es i'm aopfe mie eii1 Miiblrab.
oa mor's nun entidieoerL Snionne
iein @eibl
alous NOR gum 9leltBeriten &C.
rei5t, oos Denies oieier roif,
@ntidIuB; mos bolf es, menil ich
iebt gu Slime Morte gila intb ibr
ioqte: .nSoiie Did, es lit nif)t
nlcbr 8u 0noernl~ sic miiroe in IL.
rer jebiQen Stimmtng ibm 8u 81.
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uno ftdnoe er idon Dor Dem 8rie,
iter nit i6r. Sn ieincr 2eiocn-
ifaft fir oieIcs Mdoden miirbe er
nidts glaitben BON olleoenl, er Mir
&c @emeiie nerlonaen nno gre
iueife Ser iuollte iie elmer ur.
treue sci6en2 Mas fotite lie 90.
fir. menn Gtiirmcr iie Iiebte2 0nj
iie gqlpeint uno sic SGnoe gerlln-
aea, uar Sag etuas Boiitioes2 CAB
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Sn De @itt County puf-
ben 1864 Stimmen abgegeben; Col.
quit erbielt uno gerrea ?2?. So,
5pei Sabren erbieIt Campbell 1872
uno Siinpion 1922 Stimmen. 81
IS Darlington County erbieli
quit erbielt 1854 ii. Serren 100. 8or
Sttmmen; Dor 3nei Subren muroeu
fir Campbell 1894 uno fir Gimp
ion 907 Stimmen abgegeben. Sll
8 a It rop County erbielt goIqitit!
1856 unb Serrea 204, Dor apei
Sabren Campbell 1903 nnb Gimp
ion $50.
9ie Commercial Secretarp's
Niiociation" bat lire Sabresper.
Iammllrng in @aco abgebalten. SIT
tereiiante 6ragen muroen beipro,
den uno 8eihliilie muroen ange-
nommen in benen unter anoerr;
Ole 8efrieoigung Der 8~eriammluna
iber Die Mnnabme Der S. & O. q.
Bill ieitens Der lebten 2egislatA-
arsgeipro6en miro. Oil ndhIte
3ulammenfunft miro in San SIN.
tonic itottfinoen.
@dbreno zines SuBbau-S piels
am Sonntag nahmittag in geou-
mont brad Der picr5ebniabrige Ml.
bert g6porb Stunfel, elmer Der
WaitipielenOen, plosli6 5uiamnlen
uno itarb einige @ugenblife ip6-
ter. Ger Sltnge mar fur5 porber,
anideinenb in better @eiunobeit bon.
9anie ieiner gltern fortgeganeen.
Die Staatsregierune miro
BON Der ndditen 2~egislatur cine
8eniaigung BON $9,125,704 fur
sSiibruna oes Stoatsbousbalts mab-
renb Der naditen 3mei Sabre Bet
lnngen.
@dbreno Der junge gomnro
2eiboIb am Sonntag nit 5rpei on
bern Sungen Namens 2eifter in
Der @egeno BON ganoero auf Die
Sago fubr, entluo iif feline Slinte
uno Der SdnB aing inn ms geiit.
giner ieiner @ef1brten puroe bon
Der &lieel geItreift.
49, Sim Weuiebnh Greet, in Der
Nabe bon fredericksburg itorb 2ouis
anblmann Elm befannter 5armer
iener @eeenb, i'm Sitter BON 40 Sab
rem.
Die Becan-@rnte lit Dies Sohr
cine Before ols lettes Sabr, es
meroen au6 CUTE Breiie be5ablt.
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Wpi Nnd1oroh,1noen /

- Sci Wadgrabungen nod porge-
i6ibtli6en @r1bern, Die om Bfingit-
berge Bel Miioidsbeim borgenommcrl
ipurben, murben, mie Elm Selegramn
aug @anou meloet, einige intereiiantc
Sunoe eemod)t. Sn Der Siefe BON
einem Meter ionb man elm nit Dem
aopf nod unten lieeenoes Weniden-
ifelett. @eiter tpuroe Elm 8ronograb
blosgeIegt nit @efdBteilen aus Ger
gron5e5eit. unmeit oieier @mlft
.fano mon am gergobbonoe cine @rh-
mobnboble nit einigen 8efoBteilet
@rab uno @obnboble, beioe mol 5lf-
Iomnengeborig, itammen ans Der
3eit bon 1000 bis 100 Dor gbriitl
@eburt. Man bofft, bel 6ortlebunQ
Ser Mufoefunesarbeiten anf tpeiterS
dunoe suaitpben ii
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Sebamert ihren Srrtmm midt.
Sd be0,nIprp npn cSrrtl1m mel

sd be0auere 0en Srrtllm melflct
5reunoe, Die mid als boffnungglo.
ies Spfer Ser S9minoiuht betrn6-
teten, nibt", i6reibt 9. g. Sm5crs
BON Sarroosbi,rs, ap., uoenn id lit
iabrelang ON einem bartnddigen 9n-
iten, Der jeoem SeilmitteI ipottete.
gnoli6 braudte ib Or. Sings Melp
DISCOVERY uno Der grfolg NOR MIN
oerbar. Mein &uiten borte ouf mn
i6 fiible mid it1rfer pie ie." So
uno $500. geriudsflafde fret. Go
rantiert bon oaen 8rngaiiten.
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uaoreNat ~unbefannt p~er5oeen".

@inen bubi6en geitrae 5ut
@anblune Der 9inge in 8ortuaal
liefert Der o5iguro". gu oelien ltan.
bigen 2eiern eeborte Der aonig Ma.
nuel unb feline Mutter Imelie, oil
oas 9latt aus 8oris unter Streif
bono erbielten. Die in Der lester
Set, on Die beiben 8e5ieber geianbter
gremplare iino MN an Die @eiddfts
Itene in 8oris 5uriifgelangt nit ben
Iofoniihen poitaliifen 8ermeri
yMbgereiit obne @oreiie 81 binter
.laIien."
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size mon lett erf1hrt. 1T B

@ie man jest erfdbrt, lit bic
2eide bes amerifanilhen Minenbe-
iibers 2odbort, iiber oeiien @rmol
oung neulih idon beridtet mlrroe.
in Der Wdbe BON Talmarito, IN
Stoate Durango, nabe Der 2ono
itraBe, gefnnoen moroen uno nimni
man an, oab Der Mam ihon
mebrere Gage tot mar, ols man lin
fano. @obrideinlih lit er aus 9fo,
DIE ermoroet morben. Gin &aub'
moro iheint ausgeidloiien.
@us Der merifaniiden Saupt,
itaot miro eemeloet, Dob birnen fur
3em nit Dem 8an Der eleftriIhen
gobn nod GuebIa unb Eoluca beeon'
men per6en Diirbe.
sssn Der glGbe polt 2inores plir.
oe Sreo SO. Gdert auf Der Sago Ter.
febentIid eeidoiien ulso lfiper Der
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Niettete bag 2eben etnes Mannes pun
Soma.

Gobert Maoien BON 8eit 9ur-
lington Soma, idien oenl @rohe
perfaGen, ols, nadoem er Z 8oden
i'm SoIpital 5ngebradt, bier Der be-
item @er5te i'm aufgoben. 90 5eigte
lih sic punberbore 9eilfrat BON
electric 8itters. 5 Slaihen furier-
ten i'm poaftanoig BON 2eberleinct
uno @elbiudt, obne meitere Slilfe
BON 9oftoren. Nur so Gts. bel aleE
Qrliaaiiten.
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germebrt bic sdSnbeit.

Ole Ghonbeit Der Sranen pirb
6urh 9uflens Mrnica SnIbe mpn.
oerbar permebrt. sic entfernt Bim.
ples, 9autuusidlage, 8eulen uilo.,
maft bic &art peih uto iamrttetcr-
tig. % gts. Bel alien Drugeiitqh.
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Sn SUPERINTENDENT auf Dem
Shmor5palo lit bas altrbolts bon.
Itanoig nieoereebrannt. Ser Sda.
Sen be5iffert iid auf cine balbe Wi(-
lion.
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9(ler Sanger, gbef beg gro.
zen Sanoelsbanies Sanser Bros.
IN Galas, tit bic Stel-
1e zines &egenten Der ltniper.
fitat ,nugeboteft por0en,
Die M~agenfnbrif BON q.
Serre1 & Son IN Golas' lit obge'
brannt. @ers Gda6ens beIauft fid)
sassnf $4,000 usa
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
Canton District Teachers.

The teachers belonging to the
Canton district held a most success
full meeting in the Canton high
school room Saturday afternoon, Jan.
goth. OF the 80 teachers in the
district, 81 were present, and the
program "a carried out as published.
Careful preparation for the meeting
on the part of all teachers who had
work assigned to them was very evil
dent from the uniformly excellent
papers that were read, and none SEEM
ed to interest all so much as a paper by
Miss Emma Scion on "The Effect of
the Boys and Girls contest on my
pupils" Miss Scion was followed by
Mrs. Carl Wiggin in a brief address
on the corn question and urged all
boys to be manly and honorable in
selecting their samples for a contest.
Mrs. Wiggin is woman of rare ability
and talks interestingly on any
subject.
A number Of the patrons of the
school were present, which fact was
a source of inspiration to the teachers
and contributed materially to the
success of the meeting.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
Death of Baby Hummer.

A sweet little daughter was born
to DIR. and Mrs. Hummer at IL O'Clock
Thursday night, February third, and
the little babe, so full of Gods sun
shine for the loving parents, passed
away at 3:15 "Wednesday afternoon,
February 8. The sympathy of this
community goes out to the bereaved
parents In their sorrow, and to them
the only consolation that can bring
peace to their aching hearts must
come through him who said: "Suffer
little children to come unto me-"
The body Of the infant will be taken
to Washington for interment.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
Lynn
Feb. s, 1910


The shadow social held In Dist. "a
was a success both socially and
financially. The evening was fine
and the house was packed full. After
listening to a good program, the sale
OF shadows commenced and some
lively bidding was done. Every young
lady In the room had brought her
shadow and the proceeds amounted to
thirty three dollars and a hall.
Odin Larson visited Thursday eve
with Eddie Noethiich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Fodnes and
children and Miss Tena Hanson
spent Sunday at 0. p. Nelson's.
The Peters and Van Lowe young
folks spent Sunday v at George
Sweeter's.
Mrs. J. w. Reamer OF Sioux Falls,
and Mrs. Charles Reamer aud daughter
Mable, OF Des Laos, N. Oak, are
Wishing relatives and friends In this
vicinity and nea Pioneer.
Miss Lille Noethlich is staying
with Mrs. Adolph Brandhagen this
week.
Misses Lille, Theresa, and Anna
NO0thltCh, ana OQ1n Larson anu
Eddie Noethlich called Thursday eve
at John SlOcombe's.
Miss Jennie Reamer spent Sunday
with relatives near Pioneer.
The Noethlich young folks and
Gust Ness visited Tuesday eve at
Kafiars.
George Peters, who Is attending
Aukustana College in Canton visited
Sunday aud Monday at home.
Rip Van Wrinkle
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap visited at j.
j. Richardson's Tuesday afternoon.
FairView

EeDy. III, 1910
Miss Esther Pond spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of her friend
Miss Gladys Kundert in Canton.
Miss Alpha Hanson was a Hudson
visitor Monday.
Anton Overseth went to Inwood
Wednesday evening to attend a band
concert.
Misses Olive and Nora Kenison went
to Harrisburg Friday evening, return
ing home Sunday afternoon.
Ira Groeninboom has gone to Vol
ga, S. d., where he will visit his moth
or for a few weeks.
Mrs. Hans Hanson returned Wednes-
day afternoon from her visit at Can
ton.
A number of Fairview people are
being entertained by the c~hickenpox.
Miss Louise Bradshaw who is teach
ing school in the KeniSon district
spent Saturday and Sunday at Worth
ing.
Mrs. Wheatley went to Sioux City
Tuesday to visit her sister who is in
the st. Vincent hospital.
Miss Elsie Knutson spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Canton.
The Haley troupe Of the Quaker
Medicine company gave their last en-
tertainment in Fairview Saturday
night.
Mrs. l.. r. Staben and two children
from Ireton, who have been visiting
at the j. w. Jones home left for their
home Monday. They were accompan-
led home by Mrs. j. W. Jones and lit
tie daughter Edith.
Clyde King was a Sioux Falls pass
enger Wednesday.
A large crowd attended the dance
which was given in Fairview hall Fri
day evening.
Martin Overseth was in Sioux City
on business the first of the week.
Ed Wheatley and family who have
been living on the Anderson place at
Elm Springs, have moved in the house
which until recently was occupied by
the Silyas sisters.
County Superintendent Lawrence
was a welcome school visitor WedneS-
day forenoon.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
STATE MUTUAL f,E ASSOCIATION
CantOn's Solid successful Safe
Insurance Company With
Greater Asset Than Any
Other Mutua Company
In The state.

The tenth annual report OF this
solid, progressive, ire association, has
just been complied and filed with
the insurance commissioner at, Pierre
and President Ru,olph Is especially
pleased with the report which indi-
Gates that Cantors State Mutual is
the leading administration Of the
state, and it's Management reflects
great credit upon al concerned.
O. A. Rudolph mas been president
of the company sine it was organized
ten years ago, and General Wolgemuth
has been secretary Ind general solic-
itor for the same length Of time.
That the compan has grown in
strength year aftg year, tells the
story Of its careful, businessiike man
agement, and as ,roof Of this it is
only necessary to state that the losses
for 1909 were only 81 1880, a remark
able record considering the amount of
insurance carried, and in almost every
county in the state The amount of
insurance in force december 81, 1909,
was SLOT, 175. 90, representing 1850
policies, an evidenc that the policies
OF the company ae first class when
considering the LOSES.
Safety in risks through careful
soliciting is the ESSENTIAL feature Of
successful insurance coupled with
careful work in the Residents office,
and those who know President Ru-
dolph, a resident Of Canton for IS
years, know him as enc OF the most
careful and successful business men
in this city. The qualities that have
made him successful in his private
business have been given without
stint to the affairs of the State Mu-
tual Fire Association, and the record
proves the LEADERS high estimate
of his work.
There vas on hand December 81,
cash, first mortgage loans and notes
to the amount of S37,453 90, which
represents greater financial strength
than any other Mutual company in
the state, a very f%1attering record in
deed, and the company has paid in
dividends to the policy holders, since
organization, the sum of $74, 5S0.75
and on top Of this has paid $50, SCI. 90
in fire losses.
The company grows better and
stronger with age, because President
Rudolph has taken special precau-
tions to protect his policy holders by
exposing ''fire brands" and 'dead
beat" insurance, and it was through
his efforts that the splendid fire mar
shall law was passed that has done
more to protect honest policy holders
than any criminal statute heretofore
enacted against the midnight incen-
diary.
The State Mutual is a safe company
to do business with, and it's rates are
as low as the lowest and you have a
guarantee Of prompt payment when a
loss takes place. It's a home CON-
pany, managed by successful business
men, and is worthy of your confidence
and patronage. If you want gilt
edge insurance, try the State Mutual
of Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
70 TAs voters Of Lincoln County.

Already my name has been publicly
brought before the people OF the coun-
" In connection with the county treas
uryship, II remains for me to give
Mnction and authority to the propo-
sition.
In accordance therefore, with proper
order and business tact l hereby an
nounce myself to the favorable consid-
GRAFTON OF the voters OF Lincoln county
Tor nomination TO the ONCE of County
Treasurer" ct the primaries to be
held On the first Tuesday In June
next.
Should I5be favored with an election
7 hops / shall be able to conduct the
l00ce 70 the satisfaction Of all and
aocoEding 70 law.
Yours Respectfully,
j.. e. HOTTER
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
Lavanev

Feb. 3, 1910.
Nj. and Mrs. Ben Gerken have
moved northeast OF Sioux Fails.
The Misses Minnie and Fannie
Alderman of Ashton, Iowa, have
been Visiting In this vicinity and at
Lennox.
John Detjen was q caller at Harm
Heerenss Tuesday evening.
M. and Mrs. William Heeren have
returned from their claim about IS
miles from Meadow in Perkins cOun-
", and report everybody getting
along nicely and fine sleighing.
Hen Hartman and Henry Baker
Woro seen picking corn the other day.
Pretty hard On people who have to
move the drst Of March and their corn
not picked.
Harm Heoren and Charley Barnes
vent 20 the auction sale Of Theo.
|DompoWolf.
sETtETT
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Grant.
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Feb. s, 1910.

EcD. Q, 1JlU.
Lewis Larson was at Lennox on
business Saturday.
II. Stubstein was a busy man last
week hauling hay and straw.
Melvin Sundvold and family took
dinner with the family of III. Skie
Sunday.
Minnie Stubstein went to Lennox
Monday to help her cousins in the
restaurant for a time.
Gilbert Fodnes and wife took a trip
to Canton Friday.
Mrs. A. Fodnes and son Theodore,
were over to see Grandma Gedstad
Sunday.
Ole Fodnes and wife we're callers at
Ed Gedstad s Sunday.
A couple of young boys from High
land township have been out this
way the last week but we did not
learn their names.
One OF the best entertainments we
have had in district 30 was held Sat
urday evening with Jennie Reamer as
teacher. The program was extra line
and the teacher as well as the scholars
and others who took part deserve
great credit. The parts Of the darby
singers and the automatic servant
girl were especially good. 1t took
two hours to give the program. There
were 80 shadows sold, the bidding be-
ing lively and the proceeds received
amounted to $33. so, Lewis Larson
acting in the capacity of auctioneer
and he has had a number OF sales this
winter and the demand for his SER
vices are growing.
Mrs. o. Lier has been helping Grand
Gedstad for several days as Grand
ma Is still very weak. Mrs. Larson
Is assisting her at present.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
Auction Sale
Friday February Is

EAAuoy EOOAoohy ~
Clarence Oliver and Halvor Lee
will hold an auction sale at the
Dixon farm, three miles west and one
mile South of Canton, on Friday
Feby. Is. Sale begins at IL, and a
free lunch will be served at noon.
The property to be sold consists Of
1 horses, % head of cattle, machinery,
corn, hay, ducks, geese and house
hold goods. Bodie g. Stevenson.
auctioneers, j. v. Conklin, clerk.
Don't forget the date.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
Farmers Institute Meeting
The Dates are Fixed orssWednesday and Thursday, Feb
ruary % and "a, and.a Good Program Has Been Ar
ranged and Prof. Morrison of Des MONIES Will
Talk to the Farmers About Corn.
Get Your Ten Ear and One Ear Sample Ready for the
Big Contest and Prizes.

vided as soon as drawn so
l4th l brush 25
18th bread 90
10th Laundry ticket 80
1850 cent cash prizes
The directors are John w. Bremen,
Andrew Ringheim, Roy Millage,
Frank Beck and Andrew Syvertson,
and they have taken a deep interest
in the work before them, as the prizes
offered indicate, and the gentlemen
giving money and wares for this part
of the program are entitled to the
thanks of all interested in good corn
and big crops.
Mr.. Bremen is testing a large num-
Der of samples of corn and the tester
will be on exhibition for the benefit
of all. 1t is highly important that
all farmers should attend this insti-
tute as much can be learned concern
ing good seed and bad seed, and it is
going to be a difficult matter to Sc
cure all the good seed necessary. If
you are interested in good seed you
can learn much that will be of inter-
est to you.
Get your ten ear and one ear
sam Piles ready at once and be pre-
pared to deliver them at the Miller
building, opposite the LEADER office,
on Monday or Tuesday, Feb. 21-22, as
some time will be given to the germ
nation quality of the samples while
being scored. Don't delay in your
preparation for the contest if you
want to know the value of your corn
for seed and quality.
The institute directors are doing
their part and the farmers should be
as deeply interested as the directors.
Remember that you are going to
have a serious time getting good seed
this year, and the institute work is to
help you.
Now get ready and do business like
men who. want a big yield OF good
corn to the acre.
A good program will be reno cred in
the court house in the forenoon and
afternoon of the % and oath, to which
the public is invited.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
Auction Sale.
MONDAY FER,

M. G. Renley will have an auction
sale at his farm, three and a half
miles south and six miles west of
Canton, on Monday February 81.
Sale begins at 1880 sharp and a free
lunch at noon. There will be sold
II he ad of horses, 81 head of cattle,
30 late spring shoats, 22O chick
ems, machinery, household goods,
prairie hay, seed corn, and one
200 egg incubator. J.. j. Steensland
will be the auctioneer, and Henry
clerk. Don't forget the
date.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11

Many friends in Pleasant and ad-
Joining township, have asked me to
become q candidate fo- the lower
house Of the legislature, and agree
able to this expression OF friendship
and confidence, / hereby announce
that / will be a republican candidate
for nomination at the June primary,
and II elected / shall represent the
people to the best Of my ability, keep
Ing In mind always that economy In
state affairs shall be of first consider
alton. A. j. ROMMEREIM.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
F P Feb. IL Feb. q
Notice Of Hearing Petition for Letters Of
Administration.
State of South Dakota.

County OF Lincoln. In County Court
In the matter Of the estates Of Bernt John
son and Ellen NJ. johnson. deceased.
The State of south Dakota sends greeting
to J. C.. Solem. heir 1t law and next of kin OF
Bernt. johnson and Ellen NJ. Johnson. de-
ceased. and to all to whom these presents
may come.
Notice is hereby given. that J. G. Solem has
fled with the Judge of this Court. = petition
praying for Letters OF Administration of the
estates of Bernt johnson and Ellen NJ. John
son. deceased. and that Monday. the 2sth day
Of February. 1910. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, OF said
Court tO-wit: Of the January term. 1910. At
the Court room OF the Court at the Court
coin. has been set for hearing said petition.
when and where any person interested may
appear and show cause why the said petition
should not be granted.
Dated @ Canton. 8. D., this eth day of Feb
fuAfy, 1910.
Attest: HARRISON J. Brown.
Gro. OLSON. Judge Of the Co. Court.
Clerk
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11

Congressman Martin: 1.-THE pro-
gressive republicans are imitation
republicans and belong in the demo-
cratic party and | never was for har-
mony with them" From his speech
at the Huron stalwart meeting.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11
1or The Legislature.

Agreeable to desire among many
friends, / hereby announce myself a
candidate on the republican ticket
for the lower house OF the legislature,
and II elected I pledge my best efforts
towards economy in appropriations.
and In Ill state matters where the
peoples money Is to be expended.
O. A. HELvIa.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-02-11

The way to lower prices thinks one
economist, is to lose about half the
gold in the world. The other half will
then buy much more, but 1t will be
much harder to get. This is some
thing like lifting yourself by your
bootstraps.