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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02

hats with WortI second team
last Sunday. the Only played
five innings on acc)f a very late
start. WorthinG we're LOO many
for US, score, threeve. we nope
to meet them agait sunday
Ralnb Millape .pd last Thurs
day. Grain turn1t nne. Mr..
Brown, the lane was present.
looking after his s)f the oats and
he looked smiling Apply.
Mrs. Engel's smIace was seen
once more last Wday, the first
time for some weele having been
absent on a visi trip through
Iowa. Hope she Cd her vlslt.
Mr.. Hathaway hited the build
ings on the old Carr homestead.
We gladly welcome IN our nelgh-
borho0d and hope stay Win US
will be pleasant.
Miss Gladys Engs In Worth1ng
last Wednesday to, her mother.
Herman Brocknvas threshing
last Friday and Say.
Will and Bert ander were in
Davis last Saturdk1ng a peep at
the mysteries hi under the
various tents Of thaival company.
Lots of excitementnothing much
to see. The ball g; was the best
feature of the dCanistota and
Davis were battlin, scores but the
former was the onle that succeed,
ed in scoring a. board showed
three to nothing avor OF CAMS,
tota. 1t was a daBood game and
real interesting.
Steven Yeast, ANGLE OF Mrs
Ostrander, steppepm the east
bound passenger Worth1ng last
Tuesday. He willlong his visit
indefinitely. Whee leaves he is
planning on contiH eastward to
West Point, Wis, Journey ending
on the railroad at He du Sac. He
is making his home present with
his son, Adam, in On, Utah.
Many of us are ping on a jolly
day at Beresford orrow: One OF
the principal attracs will be the
ball game between 1 Drey's boys
and Jeffersonians. course we hope
to e our DelaWares win out.
PEPPER.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
FairView Items.
August 30, 1910.

AA6 10 W., i'A"'
Norwegian services was held in
Trinity church last Sunday by Lay
nan Vadheim and Luther League in
the evening.
Mr.. A. o. Quien returned Sunday
from Dawson, Mimi.
Misses Sarah and Laura Nummedal
we're Sunday dinner guests at Sorum's
Miss Julia Ingebretson left Satur.
day for Hawarden to visit her sister,
Mrs. Falde.
Many of the Fairview young folks
were at Hudson sports, altho the
weather was rather cold, but all had
a good time.
Miner Serum visited at NJ. Fades
at Hawarden last week. He enjoyed
watching them pillow with their new
gasoline engine.
Miss Josie Hendrickson visited will
her sister Mrs. Sandum last Sunday
Miss Mile of Canton Is visiting a
the Quien home.
Mrs. Hans Christopherson is very
sick at this writing.
Mother Buttermilk.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
Celebrate Golden Wedding

Children, grandchildren and relativ-
es to the number of fifty were present
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
F. Quien, 300 south BARTLETT street,
Wednesday evening to help the old
pioneers celebrate their golden we'd
ding. Andrew F. Quien is the father
sheriff Quien and has In all eight
other sons and daughters. 1t was a
very happy event and the. fifty year
bride and groom were so pleased and
happy that their friends and relatives
! expect to entertain them with a dia-
mond anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
QUEEN received many golden tokens OF
love and esteem and many other use
full presents.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02

ed Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Sunday. They
we're near nelghbors when Mr.. Ellis
lived at Centerville.
Walter Ellis and baby Tucker were
sick last week, and DR.. Wendt was
called to attend them.
Mr.. johnson and family were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon Sunday.
Mr.. Sundvold has moved on to the
Richardson farm, which he purchased
recently.
Miss Hilton walked out from town
Tuesday to see the school house ano
find a boarding place during stormy
weather.
Graneng Bros. finished plastering
| the school house Saturday and Ed
| Warner painted the wood work Wed
nesday, so the building Is ready tol
school next week.
Olsen Bros. threshing machine Is II
| this part of the county and they DOM
stay long at one place, as straw Il
short and they work fast.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
SYVERUD & MOE,
The Old Reliable jewelers..
Watch inspectors for the @. M. & St.
Paul r. r.
Egan Stands True.

American Republic:- Colonel Roose-
velt joins the progressives. This is
now an established fact made so by a
public statement made by him since
the action of the New York republic
an central committee in turning him
down for temporary chairman of the
state convention. All these things
make for good in the interest of the
people and the old order Is doomed
because the people will make an effort
through the genuine progressive re-
publicans to get into their own All
hypocrltes, deceivers and tools of
capital, corporation and special inter-
ests must 60. 1t is only a question of
time.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
lnWOOd.
AUG. %. 1910.

nus. I" ~ -"
G. M. Anderson and family arrived
at Inwood last Monday, from Oregon,
| where they have been all summer.
Mr.. Anderson and family will made
their home in Inwood again and we
are glad to see them back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmer Madden and
baby arrived here last Friday from
Wisconsin to visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Eva Thompson visited at Fair
view last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Moen and son
Wallace Sundayed at 1nwood.
Miss Ellie Ruth Hanson died last
Wednesday morning at 3 o'clock. She
had been i'll from Saturday until Wed
nesday and died Of lump jaw. She
was 8 years and s months old, and a
devoted father and mother and three
brothers and four sisters mourn hel
loss. The funeral took place in the
Lutheran church at InwOod and the
body was laid at rest in the Inwood
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hanson anC
Mrs. A. p. Weberg of Rock Rapids at
| UClldCo OIlC VI
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Knute Ulrikson
and son Theodore, and Miss Mary
Lien and Mrs. B. Sund void from Can
ton, and Mrs. Ole Ulrikson from Sioux
Falls, autoed over to L. Sivesinds las
Wednesday and spent the day. They
came up in Knute's auto.
Mrs. Christ Strand and son ant
daughter from Canton, is visiting
friends and relatives this week.
Mr.. Nelson from Clayton county i:
visiting his son N. E. and family anC
other relatives and friends this week
Miss Hazel Ferguson of Sioux City
is visiting with relatives and friend!
in Inwood this week.
Mrs. Frank Ives and daughte,
Ethel arrived home from thei
western trip last week.
Confirmation was held in Gu.
Saviour church last Sunday. A clas
of ID was confirmed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
Highland tier.
Aug 30, 1910.

aug 0O, l3IO.
Hurrah for There Roosevelt,
Sept. 3rd at Sioux L. All who can
must turn out and and hear that
greatest Americana man we all
love.
Thanks Mr.. Editmd Mrs. Linn
for the invitation vent. We shall
be more than plea to meet with
all the LEADER scril
Johnson Brotherselled corn for
A. 6. Satrum yester.
Mrs. Hermandsof Pine Creek,
Iowa, was visiting u her brother,
II. Olson last Mondand Tuesday.
Ole TorkelSon andnily were Sun
day visitors at o. Joion's.
Tonetta Bake OF atom is staying
with her cousin, Ma johnson, this
week. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tsikansrud and
children we're Cant visitors last
Sunday.
Miss Hannah OILS and her aunt,
Mrs. Hermandson, IRE callers at
Mrs. o. Johnson's laTuesday.
Jacob Eneboe is paing our High
land Center schoolhte both outside
and inside which il lded badly. 1t
will be in apple pie or when school
begins and Miss Bah Hunt has
been hired to ueac the precious
youngsters.
John Olseth has RED the Steens.
land place by the scol house. He
has already started tplow and will
move next spring, anAndrew Moen
has rented Satrum's ICE as Andrew
Satrum Is going to me to Texas In
the winter. Otto Joson Is going tC
work Sand wigs place there will be
quite a change arOunhere next year,
Miss Eveline Sanig of Canton
and her little couSil Miss Loletta
Nelson OF Norway, we visitors from
Wednesday until Friv at the Otto
johnson home in Inland.
HIGAND MARY.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
What's The Scheme?

The following Is q Huron spec
ial to the Sioux City Tribune.
Is there to be blood on the moon 0!
Is it to be a standpat bluff or is some.
body weakening? Letter go boys
Sensational In the extreme II the
claim put forth by the Pierre Dakotan.
owned and controlled by John Long
staff, of this city, and Il. B, Roberts
formerly private secretary to Senator
Kittredge. In the course of a column
article, dealing with an attack by q
Black Hills paper on Martinan Burke
the Pierre paper states that "Mr
Martin has at sometimes seemed tc
court the good will Of the insurgents
but always when the crucial test came
has lined up with the true republicans
Of the state"
Then follows a list OF obligations
imposed upon MI. Martin by the Stal.
warts which are now considered In the
nature of unremunerated obligations.
Among them are the following:
"They (the stalwarts), went down
to defeat with him (Martin), for
United States senator; they split with
Senator Gamble to appease Martins
ambition and made 1T possible for the
insurgents to win. II Martin lived
700 years and held office continually
he never would be able to repay Sena-
tor Kittredge for the sacrifices he
made In his (Martin's) behalf. He
will never be able to repay the stall
warts. His ambition has been the
rock which divided the stalwart forces
defeated Elrod for governor four years
ago, and Kittredge for the Senate two
years ago. Martin should not be
blamed for being associated with stall
warts, But aside from this let 1t be
understood now that II Martin is
elected again this year and Burke.
too, it will not be because of Sem and
his kind, but because of the loyal stall
wart republicans of this state who
made their fight in June, and who
will stand by the result Of the prim-
aries and vote their ticket straight"
Coming on the " of the visit, of
Roosevelt to the state and after the
announcement that MI. Martin has
been invited with Seth Bullock to
accompay the colonel on the trip to
Sioux Falls, it is coniectured here
whether Longstaf and Roberts mean
to serve notice to Roosevelt and the
progressives Of the state to keep
hands of from Mr.. Martin.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
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Correspondent
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Grant.
August 20, 1910.

Nels Peterson and daughter Hanna
and Mrs. O. N. Nelson from Viborg
we're owe for a few days visit with
the families Of K. O. and o. =. Mel.
son last week. AS the party was
about to leave for home the horses
made a jerk and jerked the hind seat
loose where Mrs. Nelson and Miss
Peterson we're seated and the ladies
and seat we're thrown to the ground.
The ladies received painful bruises
but nothing serious Is anticipated.
After a short stop at II. II. Stub
STEMS the party proceeded homeward.
Gunder Johnson is building a large
and substantial granary 24x24 feet
with a driveway in the center and
when completed will make a useful
building. Keith Brothers helped to
put it up. We asked If the boys had
joined the builders union. viii said
his brother had not Joined any union
yet but Will and wife had Joined
some union but had forgotten the
name Of 1t.
Oscar Gedstad and sister Thea we're
Davis shoppers Saturday and took in
the sights at the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Nelson returned
from Redfeld Friday. We under
stand they liked the country over
there very we'll and Invested In a half
section OF land.
A defective chimney on Gunder
JohnsOn's house came very near caus-
ing the house to be consumed by fire
Saturday. When Severt came home
from the field at moor he noticed the
smoke and hurried to investigate and
found the upstairs over the kitchen
on fire but by prompt action got the
fire out before 1t got Roadway.
Oscar Sather and Helmer Stubstein
were training a new horse Sunday.
The sheriff was around the other
day notifying jurors for the fall term
OF court.
liver Lukken and family were taking
in the sights at Davis Saturday after
noon.
Keith Brothers had quite a lot of
hay put up the last week.
Eddie Gedstad of Lennox has been
helping the Peterson boys the past
week.
At Davis during the carnival the
city had a large display OF agricultural
products on hand and the different
samples were very fine for this time
Of the year.
Oscar Brandhagen has we'll drillers
putting down a new we'll.
Theodore A. FOdnes has been under
the weather for a few days.
Pete Peterson built a new hog
house and he has the satisfaction Of
being the contractor, the carpenter
and boss OF the job and there was no
kicking OF the side.
The latest fake Is a man travelling
through the country selling water In
bottles at n dollar a pint. It is
supposed to be good for ingrown toe
nails, indigestion and all kinds OF
stomach ache, kidney trouble and
cold feet. What's next?
Miss Thea Larson is staying with
Mrs. Stubstein for a few days.
Mrs. e. Aulwes was a caller at w.
Keith's Monday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
The Same Old Howl

A Pierre correspondent Of the Mime
apolis Journal, nc doubt holding a
sinecure, raises the same old howl.
You must swallow a "Yellow Dog If
nominated. Sink your manhood,
swallow your convictions, and swear
you are a "me-too," don't express
your convictions, don't be a man,
take whatever Is given you and swear
you like it. This Is the kind of poll
tics that put the interests in control of
the government and make Cannonism
possible. 1t represents the love of Of
flee and the weakness of man. It rep
resents the cowardice Of the men who
said let the south go In peace, the
Union is not worth preserving at the
cost of war. II represents class of men
who would surrender their soul for the
sake of an Office. The editors who
are opposed to %re-electing congress
men from this state who do not repre-
sent the people, are men who love a
square deal, men who believe in the
rights of the people, men who believe
that this is a government for and by
the people, and not a political COM
bine to skin the producers. The edi-
tors who are opposing Messrs. Burke
and Martin do so because they repre-
sent q plain duty as public educators,
and do not propose to surrender their
rights to discuss men and measures
or sink to the level of men who have
neither conscience, pride or manhood.
The papers who oppose Martin and
Burke are not against them as indi-
viduais but opposed to them for their
failure to represent the people In
congress who elected them. That's
all and that's enough.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
It Would Be Fine.

B%rookings Register: The people Of
Wagner have invited Speaker Cannon
to make an address at their Labor
Day celebration and feel confident
that he will come. Now if they can
secure Brother Linn of the Canton
Leader to debate with Uncle Joe
they will have an attraction that will
easily outdraw Ringling's circus.
Brother Linn feels equal to the task
on a square toed discussion of Can
nonism but he would stand no show
with Joe when it came to cussin' and
abuse.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
A Roosevelt Slogan.

Il believe in party government"
he said, shut the moment a question
of honesty is involved, 1 recognize no
party distinctions, or if I do make
any, it is that it is a little more my
business to put the CRATER and crook
out of public life If he belongs to my
party than if to another. This atti-
tude demands that ones attention be
fixed not on financial or Social stat
utes, but on conduct"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
South Lynn.

n "NS' - AoAo'
Fern and Lysle Norton are SO far
recovered from their recent illness as
to be able to I've up and about. Or.
LewiSon of Canton prescribed Tor
them and to his credit.
Miss Gladys Wood is recovering
nicely from the measles and hopes
soon to be herself again.
Mrs. B. E. Wood of Canton Is a
visitor at A. J. Tate's.
John Slocombe is the first to pick
seed corn this year so far as we have
heard. John has some fine corn and
it is nearly out of danger of frost.
Frank Norton has rented the Frank
Wippin farm and will o be a resi-
dent of South Lynn, and a welcome
one.
Mr.. Schneiderman and family from
son home Sunday.
Jas, Ensley of Harrisburg, was call
ing on friends in South Lynn one day
recently.
We are being interviewed by the
life insurance agents noWodays -ohe
after another they come along, ana
each has the best insurance out and
aIl are fluent takers and entertaining
II we had the time to listen to them.
The Misses Stoneback, Wardwell
and Chrisler OF Harrisburg were visit
ing Mrs. Carl Wiggin Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Dick OF Hot Springs
was a Sunday visitor at the a. ).
Kuhns home.
The Henry Knowlton family have
been enjoying a visit with relatives
from Ireton.
ON MIN rods were casting lines In
the Silvery Sioux recently and had all
Finds OF luck. We expect to do like
wise soon and hope they didn't catch
all of the finny fellows.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
Roosevelt at Sioux Falls.

The Lincoln County Roosevelt
Boomers we understand, will carry a
large Lincoln banner in the Roosevelt
parade at Sioux Falls next Saturday.
1t is likely that a great many Lincoln
County men will be there and the
boys ought to walk behind a banner
bearing the likeness of the great wal
republican president.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02

A couple of standpat democrats
In Georgia we're turned down in the
primaries in that state last week be-
cause they helped the standpat repub-
licans in supporting the Cannon rules
with the aid of the Sugar trust dem
ocrats. New York standpaters must
60. President Taft is trying to unload
Standpat Sherman,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
Republican State Ticket

Republican State TICKET
For Governor
Robert S. Vessey
For Lieutenant Governor
Frank M. Ryrne
For Secretary Of State
Samuel G. Policy
For Auditor
Henry ID. Anderson
For Treasurer
George G. Johnson
For Attorney General
Royal Johnson
For SSuptt. Public Instruction
G. G. Lawrence
For Com missioner of School and Pub
lie Lands
Frederick II. Brinker
For Railroad Commissioned
William G. Smith
For Judge OF the Second Circuit
Joseph w. Jones
COUNTY TICKET
For State Senator
w. G. Gemmill
For Representatives
liver Nelson
]. u. Hicks
A. J. Rommereim
For Treasurer
g. G. Dokken
For Auditor
T. O. Torberson
Tor ChnrlP
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02

State Game Warden w. F. Ban
croft backed by an opinion of At
torney General Clark, states that the
game laws of this state can not be
violated in any particular without
fine or imprisonment. Warden Ban
croft says Joe Kirby Is only running a
bluff and will find 1t out If he violates
the law. The state has absolute
power to discriminate between resi-
dents and non-residents as to license.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02

Miss Lucille Byers is home from an
extended visit In Lyman county with
her sister, Mrs. Taylor, and while
there the house caught fire and was
destroyed with contents, but Lucille
saved her trunk. Mr.. and Mrs. Tayl-
or and Lucille were compelled to seek
shelter at Mr.. Byers' home, and Mr..
Byers happened to be at the Taylor
home when the fire took place.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02

Golfers Weekly prints the follow.
Ing "Plain Truth About Aldrich:"
"Think Of the power of personal en-.
richment involved In Senator Aid.
rich's position when a new tariff bill
Is being made. In the course of a
speech at Winfield, Kan, on July 8,
Senator Bristow made these charges,
every n Of which is q matter OF
record and easily yerifiable:
when the new tariff bill passed
the lower house of congress, the duty
on manufactured rubber was left the
same as It had been in the Dingley
bill, 30 per cent; in the senate, the
rate wa raised to IS per cent; the
change va made by Senator Aldrich
In the room Of the finance committee.
This tariff became a law on August S.
Within . month, In September of last
year, the news came out that a rubber
company wa being organized. With
In three months the organization was
completes; It's capital Is $40, OOO, 900, its
managing head is the son Of Senator
Aldrich, Senator Aidrich himself is q
director and holds $1,000 shares;
among the other large stockholders
are Simon Guggenheim, senator from
Colorado, with 10000 shares and four
Of Senator Guggenheim's brothers,
with IN aggregate Of $500 shares.
Within three months of its organiza-
tion the new rubber company had
paid dividends aggregating 1872 per
cent"
"Mr. Aldrlch Is . thoroughly sinist-
or figure In American politics. The
story of another tariff trick, his ad-
dition of = tenth of q cent . pound to
the duty on sugar, against the earn
est opposition Of William Mckinley,
who was latter president, aud the
connection Of that added duty with
Mr.. Aldrich's personal fortunes, is too
long = tale to tell here.
Compared to Mr.. Aldrich, mere
bribers of legislators, like Lorimer
and ex-senator Clark, are not very
harmful. But Senator Aldrich's ca
pacity and effectiveness for evil de-
pend not or any power within him
sslf, but upon his position, upon the
fact that = majority of all the sopub-
lican senator's, for one motive or
another, can be depended on to vote
with him.
.Noral-Aldrich has effaced him.
nalf. hut = Qond MANY ar his sanaf0rs
ars candidates for reelection
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Knowlton and
son of Ireton, Iowa, came up In their
auto and spent Sunday at the home
Of his uncle, Mr.. T. j. Knowlt0n In
this city. He was accompanied by
Mrs. T. J. Knowlton's mother and
sister.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02

On Saturday last, a little Miss put
in her appearance at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Oluf ChriStopherSon. It's
no use saying she was welcome.
Fall seems to be coming on quickly,
and that means patching, too.
Mother Buttermilk.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02
Lincoln Center.
August 30. 1910.

AA6uou OO, 1911.
Here we are once more. Howdv
scribes? Wish you all good health.
Not much doing out In this neck Of
the woods. Thrashing is coming
along o. X. and altho it clears off the
field very fast, the yield Is tip top. sd
we poor farmers have a very bright
outlook for n more winter at least.
II frost holds Off until the 18th of
September corn will be fine SO We car
live on oatmeal and Johnny-cake any
how. When we need q change, "a
change Is very good sometimes you
know pass the mush and milk please.
John Stengel was reported on the
sick list last Sunday. Hope he will
be better soon.
Walter Meyer was helping Bert
OEtrander the first Of this week,
The Ostrander boys we're thresi,inQ
Monday and Wednesday OF last
week. Mr.. Hathaway was the owner
OF the rig and was doing first class
work. He will do your thrcshinr
and both work and prices win be
satisfactory.
Tho boys Of Lincoln Center crossed