Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-08-26

DR.. Lewison of Canton made pro-
fesSional calls at the Norton home at
three different times within the
week.
A. j. Tate entertained the Mills
threshers this week, and reports a
very good yield of oats notwithstand-
ing the unfavorable crop conditions.
f. c. Wiggin made a trip overland
to Centerville Saturday.
S. A. Todd and wife returned re-
Gently from a three weeks visit in
western Nebraska where irrigation is
the thing, and altho we'll pleased
with conditions there after the irriga-
tion system Is in use, does not care to
change his abode to that section.
One not accustomed to the irrigation
system can not adopt 1t readily.
Miss Della Souvenir lis assisting
Mrs. Art. Tate with her household
duties this week.
j. w. Reamer Of Sioux Falls came
down Monday and paid a visit to the
farm and called on a number of his
old neighbors.
Miss Nellie Kuhns returned from
her Nebraska visit recently and re-
ports a very pleasant trip. Mr.. Huff
and wife are coming later via auto.
Wendt s. Straw were interviewing
the trade in South Lynn Monday IN
regard to the auto needs Of the people.
Miss Gladys Wood of Canton Is
visiting her relatives in South Lynn
this week.
District No 30 has been improving
the school property in the way Of
paint and paper preparatory to the
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train, the young ideas this year and
heres wishing her the best of success.
Hon. Willard Huff and wife accom-
Springs S. D. arrived home from
Nebraska on Tuesday. Mrs. Dick is
an old time resident of Lynn town.
ship and her many friends here are
glad to welcome her back even for q
short time.
Hon. John E. Kelley of Colman,
Moody county, and Hon. w. w.
Soule of Rapid City, were in Canton
looking over the political situation.
John Kelley is one of the biggest
farmers in Moody county, and finished
stacking his wheat the day before he
came to Canton and he built four big
stacks himself. He is a strong be-
lever In LaFollette, and a radical
progressive all along the line. When
III congress as a populist, his record
shows that he stood for the progressive
policies that are now sweeping the
country. Equal rights and special
privileges to none," was a populist
slogan, and the same questions are
up for settlement today. Mr.. Kelley
stands firmly for the rights Of the
people against special privilege
and trust domination. Mr. Soule who
is In the congressional race with Mr..
Kelley is also a radical progressive
and stands squarely On a platform
representing everything that Cum
Minis or LaFollette stands for. Kelley
and Soule are seeking the votes of
who believe in popular govern
ment, who believe that Cannonism
and Aldrichism is wrong, who believe
that congress should legislate in the
interest of all the people instead Of
the millionaire trust bosses like
Aldrich. Kelley and .Soule have no
more use for Sugar Trust democrats
like Fitzgerald OF New York who
helped Cannon, then they have for
men like Burke and Martin who mis-
the people of this state
and stood solid with the tariff robbers.
Messrs. Kelley and Soule are going to
an active campaign and place
The question of progressive legislation
before the people. It Is up to the
voters of this state to say what kind
,f representation they want at
Washington.