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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-10-21
A Prescription For Lung Trouble

One of Asheville, N. c., most success
full Physicians invented Rydale's Cough
Elixir and used It in the. treatment of
chronic throat and lung diseases with
remarkable success This wonderful
remedy will relieve the most stubborn
cough in short while and soon stop it
altogether. The prescription can be re-
lied on in all throat and lung affections.
1t is the best treatment for chronic lung
trouble ever discovered and no one SO
afflicted should fail to use it. Trial size
|25c. Larger size soc Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-10-21

Z There are sixteen dry counties in
idaho. When local option went into
effect there were Goo saloons in the State;
today there only I45. OF the estimated
population of 100000. about 900, 900 live
in dry" territory. Eighty per cent of
the area of the State is without saloons
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-10-21

help Of the department has so enormously
increased the same that no other envelope
manufactures in the countryrares OF dares
to compete with IL n
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-10-21

Of the seventy. five counties of Arkansas
only thirteen now tolerate the saloon. At
a recent State election the ''wets'' lost six
counties. Two years ago the number of
"wet" counties was nineteen.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09
"What is to Be Will Be"

what is to be will be; whatever is,
is right" These are assertions that
are often heard. Do you believe
them? Is it true that the events of
our lives, from beginning to end, are
determined beforehand by a Power
without ourselves? These questions,
with others Of like character, will be
considered in the sermon Sunday
evening at the Methodist Episcopal
church, the subject being "The Prob
lem of Gods Government in Human
Affairs" This is the third sermon in
a series OH Great Problems, to be con-
cluded Sunday evening, December Is,
by a sermon on "The Problems of
Destiny"
The subject Of Sunday mornings
sermon is, "A Dream That Comes
True" At a meeting of the official
board on Tuesday evening further ar
engagements were made for the special
meetings to be held in January and
provisions made for the better accom-
mediation of the growing Sunday
school. We strive to make this a
homelike church and invite the at
tendance of all who have no other
church home.
Public worship, with sermon, at
1920 a. m. and 1870 p. m.
Sunday school at 1:45 a.. m.
Epworth League bible study at $50
p. M.
Glass meeting after evening service.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09
Auction Sale.

o. B. Nelson and Herman X. Nelson
will hold an Auction Sale at their
place, known as the Clark farm,
which is six miles west and Two south
of Canton, and four miles south and
three east of Worthing, on Wednes-
day December q. Sale begins prom
pity at n o'clock. The sale consists
of six head of cattle, nine head of
horses, including one stallion, four
teen pigs, including one boar, and a
large amount Of machinery. John J.
Steensland will be the auctioneer and
Almer Helgerson, clerk.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09
Congregational Church.

Morning service lO:45. Subject:
The Speaking God.
Evening service 1870. Subject: The
Narrow Maya Path to Success.
These services are designed to be
helpful to the busy practical man OF
the present time. The young need
that which will help them to get
ready for life. The busy man that
which will help him bear his burdens.
S. S. at II N; mid-week service at i
o'clock sharp Thursday p. M.
TO all services the public is cordial.
ly invited.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09
DR.. Mold was at Sioux Falls Tues

DR.. Mold was at Sioux Falls Tues
day,
Special Sale of hand bags at Wolfe's
jewelry store. Is.
Mrs. Mollie Goodrich left for Oma-
ha Wednesday.
Read all the new ads in the LEADER
and you will get a correct idea of the
holiday attractions.
Ed. Shufelt and daughter, Mrs
Oscar Lee, came to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Harlan.
Eastern Star meeting next Monday
night, all members are requested to
be present as there is special work to
be done.
Miss Cora Juel recently entertained
all teachers of the City schools at the
Juel home, and Miss Juel is a royal
entertainer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09
Auction Sale.

John E. Etster, administrator of
his brothers estate will hold, an auc-
tion at his brothers farm in La Val
ley township, or Wednesday December
81 Sale begins at IL a. m. and a free
lunch viii be served at moor The
Sale consists of seven head of horses,
seventeen head of young cattle, one a
COW to be fresh soon. Thirty head of
shoats, a number of chickens and a
good list Of machinery. Lee Steven
son will be the auctioneer and w. Fl.
Wasem, clerk.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09
Violated Insurance Laws.

Lead Daily Call Nov. 2S.-Michael
Cain Of this city has unwittingly vio-
lated the Insurance Laws of the
State. However, he is o to be pro-
secuted As the Commissioner of Insu-
rance believes that many innocent
people throughout the state are like
wise guilty. He is not disposed to
make arrests for past offenses but
from now on he proposes to apply the
old adage, LET the huge. be ware,' y
BY . recent decision the Attorney
General holds that any person sign
ing IN application for insurance in an
unlicensed company is liable to pro-
socution.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09
Elegant hand bags at Wolfe's Jewe-

Elegant hand bags at Wolfe's Jewe-
Try store. 81.
Lewis Larson, the genial LEADER
correspondent from Grant, was in
Canton on business Tuesday.
Nels Moe and George Viksdahl re-
turned early Wednesday morning
from Tacoma, Washington, where
they spent a month visiting friends.
DR.. Eveleth and DIR. Morrison left
Tuesday for Des Moines, Iowa, where
DR.. Eveleth will undergo an opera
tion for appendicitis. DR.. Eveleth
will not be at his Office for a couple of
weeks.
Ole II. Sletten of Turner, county,
came I'VE Wednesday to visit his
brother 1. T. Sletten of this city, re-
turning home Thursday. He was ac-
com panied by his nephew, Pasko
Serum from Blancherville, Wisconsin,
who was on his way home.
Mrs. Keller left Thursday for her
home in Viborg, and was accompanied
by Mr.. Kilrain and her sister, Mrs.
jameson and brother, Byron G. Har.
Ian. Mrs. Jameson and Mr.. Harlan
expect to return to Canton before de-
parting for their respective homes.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09

The LEADEB is read III owe 1900
homes in Lincoln county alone. which
gives it a standing among the people
possessed by no other paper. When
our business men want to reach the
people they Use the LEADER.
Gail and ask Mr.. Wolfe, the Jew
elry, about those elegant hand bags Is
For Sale three good show Cases and
q ribbon Case. Call at the Rudolph
Hotel. These cases must be sold.
Come quick. 25tf.
The LEADER is proud of Canton's
public spirited business men because
they aim to give the public the best
service possible and the best goods for
the money to be had anywhere.
Get out and do your Christmas
shopping early. Read the LEADER
and you will know where to go.
Call At Wolfe's Jewelry store and
buy your wife or sweetheart q hand
some handbag. Is.
Never in the history Of Canton was
u merchants 50 we'll supplied with
holiday goods as they are this year.
Every store looks like . fashion bazar,
and the dry goods are, ~resplendent in
colors and handsome young lady clerks.
A note with check inclosed was re-
oeived Monday from Henry Overseth
and Clyde G. Kinsley Of Sioux Falls.
The boys want the LEADER and We
are glad to have them among our
readers.
MiS Julia Gapp came up from
Sioux City Saturday for Z short visit
with Canton relatives, returning to
Sioux City Tuesday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09
Large Class Confirmed.

An audience almost equal in num-
Der to that present when the new
Lutheran church was dedicated, filled
that beautiful house of worship last
Sunday to participate in and witness
the con irmation of thirty young peo-
Pile by Pastor Tetlie. The service be-
gan at 10 a. m. and was concluded at
2 .. m. and it was a brilliant church
event. The youthful converts looked
splendid, the girls all in white and
the boys dressed in their best. Pastor
Tetlie preached an unusually strong
sermon on the rite of confirmation,
and an Offering was made for the ben-
eft of foreign missions which amount
ed to $247. Those confirmed were:
Herold Is. Tetlie
Archie l.. Sandvig
Selmer l.. Sandvin
Harald M. Graneng
Knuttie l.. Hanson
Melvin G. Hanson
Clarence 2. Anderson
AXel J. Wahl
Adolph n. Nilsson
Alma M. j. Nilsson
Mabel A. ChriStopherson
Nora A. Vika
Emma A. Johnson
Ellen l.. Egeland
Lisa G.. Lura
Tontta Bakene
kriStian Bakene
Omar A. Husehoe
Hazel |. Hanson
Petra a. Stangeland
George l.. Tuve
Mary Ingebrigtson
Ethel B. Satrang
Jakob EvenSon
Bessie L. Knutson
Nina e. Nilsson
Ivah NJ. Helgerson
Richard Syverud
Lillian e. Abbott
Benjamin H. Mold
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09

This weeks LEADER bears evidence
of the progressive spirit of Canton's
business men, and the amount of adj
vertising is evidence of the holiday
spirit that prevails between seller
and buyer. This weeks LEADER is
the largest holiday edition ever issued
in the county. and a one page ad was
refused from the outside.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09

The population Of South Dakota Is
5S3,S8e, and Lincoln county has II, TIP
q gain Of 55l, Notwithstanding that
Lincoln county has sent several hun
dred young people into the country
west and northwest.
There are 1s pages of LEADER this
week and you will find something in
tsresting on every page. The make
up Is out of the ordinary, but We aim
to give our advertisers just about
what they want. The first page is no
better than the last page and one
page is just q good IS another for
every page is read by our good friends
in town and country.
Wednesday evening the Barracks
Initiated the following: Edgar Dean.
Eddie Engen, Carol Hvistendahl,
Paul Ainsworth and Hugh Jameson,
after which . delicious lunch was
served. The boys spent the balance of
the evening enjoying various amuse-
ments and al report . fine time.
Mrs. Rust, . county charge, who
has been cared for by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wahl, died Tuesday morning and
was buried in the Lutheran cemetery
Thursday. Her age . 81 years. 10
months and Is days. She had no re-
latives In this county, but was tender
y cared for.
Mr. Beck lost . valuable young
horse with lung fever recently.
Nm. Hans Peterson Wa buried il
Beaver Creek cemetery NondAv. She
was past Is.
Mr. ard Nn. q. n. Lisr and Mr..
and Nm. Henry Lier came n from
Grans township Thursday On businsss.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09

Paul Lunder left Tuesday for Chris
tiania, Norway, where he will be mar
ried about January first to Miss Ellida
Aagerheim, a young lady of that city
who has been reading the LEADER for
over a year. The LEADER extends
congratulations in advance.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09
Strayed.

One Duroc-Jersey pig from the
farm of S. A. Todd on Sunday, Dec.
4th. Will weigh IT'S pounds. Infor-
nation of it's location desired.
1927 S. A. TODD, r.. 5 Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09

Olsen Brothers have been unable to
wait on the tremendous crowds of
eager buyers who have been attend
ing their going out Of business sale of
clothing and furnishing goods at Can
ton. 25.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09

Charles e. Huehn has opened a
horseshoeiug shop on 7th street, just
west of Simon Ulrikson's %liverybarn.
Mr.. Huehn is a practical horse sheer,
and has a high record for proficiency
in his profession. He invites horse
men and farmers to give him a call.
24.26
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09

Fur Robe lost on the road between
John Ovre's and Charlie Linderman's.
Finder please leave at LEADER office.
1921. Halvor Lee.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09
Lost.

A brown fur muff Tuesday after
noon in the vicinity of Puckett's
store. Finder please leave at the
LEADER office aud receive reward.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09

For all kinds of Christmas confect.
ionery and holiday sweets, call at
Gus. Ahlquist's. 1926.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-09

For all kinds Of Christmas confect-
iouery and holiday sweets, call at Gus
Ahlquist's. 25-28.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11
HAPPENINGS At
middleton, IDA.

Middleton, 4tahQA Feb. 8; 1910.
Special to the Tribune:
J. H. MleeAsssrly has leased the Bruce
buildings and will put I'M q harness
shfqP.. Mr.. MoRerly has been en-,
gagged i'm the same, business in Nappps,
for. seeHeral years, but recently sold
ms Interests at that place.
ThS Ladies Aid of the Id. E. chnrch
gave a social at the Newton Jones
home Friday. During the evening
H. c. Dudley gave a tai on astron>
omy.
Miss Johnson of Payette has been
spending the week with her sister.
Mrs. H. c. Fiat.
A. A, Raeshears and wife left Sat-,
ur lay for Burley, to. reside on their
hN8estead.
Roy Payne and wife are the par
en's OF a baby girl that arrived FRI
day.
a. "A. Breshears has sold his, resi-
uetnce to j. H. Moberly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11

The pumps and motors that are to
be installed for the purpose of irri-
eating Canyon Hill arrived yester-
day and will be put in position as
soon as the weather will permit. For
some time Hall and Apperson have
been expecting this machinery to ar
rive and were very glad that both
motors and pumps were here. We are
informed that the entire plant is to be
installed and water is to be on the land
by the first of May. Every indica-
ton points to the early development of
this much favored tract of land. Some
work is to be done on the dam and
with this exception the work is done
with the exception of the installing
of tho machinery.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11
ORDINANCE NO ne4.

AN ORDINANCE PROVIRSNG FOR THE
SLEET FROM IHE SIDEWALKS
WITHIN THE FIRR LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO BY
THE OWNERS, OR TENANTS OF THE
PROPERTY FRONTING AND ABBUT.
TING ON SAID SIDEWALKS Ann
PROVIDING: A PENALTY FOE THE
:, VIOLATION OF THIS 0RNT NANCE
De it ordained by the Mayor. and Council oi
the: CITY ii Caldwell: '~' "
sletts storm, between the hours Of six O'clock
" the morning and five O'Clock in the after after
noon, all sidewalks W4t6',n FIRE limits 81 he
J City of Caldwell, IdhAI, shall he cleared 81
such snow, hail Or 'sIeet within Done hour
after such storm! CO ,ses In case of snow
nan nan 3I siee. So m between the hours Of
Nv . eloeN IN .e afternoon and six o'clock
W lac !lc In99riaa4~S the said sidewalks shall be
ing. i''''e '''''N IL 'e '"0''1
oN&pS@ T. Any person or persons violating
any - the provisions of Section of this
oIaIha~ shall be deemed guilty OF a nisde-
HtSs.eo and upon conviction therefor shall
~ ~ ned in any sum OF less than Ten Dol
and not more than One hundred Dol
"a "a $ and in default of payment of said fine
, credit of one day shall be allowed for each
| one dollar and fifty cents of said fine.
Passed by the Council this 9th day Of Feb.
| ruaEy. 1910. Approved by the Mayor this 10th
day of February, 1910.
ELMER A. CLARK.
Acting Mayor.
c. J. SHORE.
/ Clerk
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES.
ENTS: That the city OF Caldwell, County
o. Canyon, State Of Idaho, for Value Re
reivcd hereby agrees and promises to pay to
Doi,ars
in Gold Coin OF the United States of Amer
ira, on The presentation and surrender OF this
obligation on the .........day OF .............
IN the year OF our Lord thousand nine
hundred and ............., without grace, with
interest thereon from the date hereof until
~edccmed, at the rate OF seven per cent per an
uum. payable semisannually, in like Gold
'oir, the first day OF January and July
in tlr year Oh the presentation and surrender
o. the proper coupons hereto attached. and
The principal and interest payable at the Of
fee pi the City Treasurer OF Caldwell, or the
'ha.r National Bank, in the City or State
o: New York.
This Bond Is ono of the series numbered
rom one % t9! Iot. .consecutiyey being 100
bonds OF the denomination of 100000 each
md one bond being OF the denomination of
S3b5.l5, the total issue amounting to Sloo.
395Ii, authorized by Section a23S of the Re
yt.e' Codes OF 1000 of the State of Idaho
benz part o. Chapter OF Title ~ OF the
Slato o: Idaho.
The holder OF any bond issued under the
authority o this section shall have no claim
thereof against the city or village nv which
the same l. issued in any event exccpt from
.'iit t"u % the special assessment made for
ihr Improvement Tor which said bond was
i@=lc j. hu. his remedy in case OF non-pav-
men. tbllI be confined to the cnlorcrtnr1t
% such assessments" -"
f9ii obligation j. to be paid SOLELY and ex
G..ns'E'h ON o. the funds in Improvement
L3isi''c, No. l, derived from The collection OF
Issc -menf levied against the propcrty IN
Local Improvement District No and
No.. an obligation 81 the CITY Of Caldwell
I'Iah1 and the aid City oj Caldwell 'haii
nn. br hclA liable hcrcon further th,, 49,
n-a n best cndcayor9 and cncrgirq Ia cnl
legci M" assessment. levied in saiI D,strirt
In, ohli"aiion j. not Ia hc deemed or t,lcn
80 'i' "'ih'H "f my mn a.. ihr limitation
T.. 10" e. to Nh" Indebtedness of tho ala
CITY. AMI 1T lurthct ccrtihed Inn ,n ~ ,h,
Ieanremcni~ al las have been complied with
w iho prgrer officers in the issuo,ier nj ~" th.
bond, and that the total amount Of this !"
,al aca ""' I''s'iIn'' 10y
f'r ne collection Of the assessments levied
ia Local Improvement District NJ
me '"y OF Caldwell, Canyon County. State
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11
BREEZY BUDGET
FROM Plain VIEW

1t is reported-we hope-on good
authority that Lewis Myers will soon
take unto himself a wife. The i'm
provements now in progress on his
homestead would indicate to a casual
observer that this report is true. Good
for Louis. Then may be more with do
| likewise. i
There will be meeting at the Blue
Bell Valley school house, Dist. No,
4S for the purpose. Of organizing a
Sunday school! Everybody, come. Our
school is. in. a. most flR8Agishing con-
dition, under the supervision of Miss
Maudo. FFoEney,.
/ A recent visit to the Blue Valley
disclosed the startling fact Of the
immense amount of improvements
going on there. We counted no less
than four new houses having been
built recently.
Mrs. FivecOat who has been iaA St.
Luke's hospital in Boise for, about
two months has returned home much
improved IN health, although not en-
tirely well. r.
L. A. Myers has returUed h;.rrs If
ter several weeks absence. nr '' %,,a al,
has h been elaFPlqYsd as, foreman ON the he
Government 81 irrigation Works soS nth
OF Roise, "'iN' NOU'n
e.oh User and Sackett have sold over
R1uV wrrth? of sage wood. Who says
! s''e' lsrst good living here on the
eser4 for the man who will work,
DIR. and Mrs. L. x. Dick and Mr.
and Mrs. 2. Barker of Meridian visit.
ed at j. B. Bankers last Sunday,
T. H. Ferrelt visited his daughter
IN Boise LAST week and also attended
the play, %My Friend from India"
W. H. Zeal sold his taAe driving
horse few days; ago for Ave hun
dret dollars.
a. NJ FiEeeoat. and Chas. Horton
have ea0h bulk an addition to their
residences, "
M rM .Jist. No. AZ, has engaged ;
s,,'.: .ylor as teacher. We wish VIen
" .ess.
Every body praises the Caldwell
Tribune. 1t gives all the news.
Earl Zeal is making his home witt
his brother Will this winter.
Mrs. Horton is visiting relatives il
Charles City, Iowa.
P. A. Smaus, wife and son are
visiting in Meridian.
Every body praises this beautiful
winter weather.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11

Caldwell, which has been approved and ac-
ceptedi and due notice thereof having been
siveR by said Clerk according to law, aud
Council. and such protests having been d.
MED; and
WHEREAS. Said ordinqr,? N. 80 pro
OF shall be levied upon the property al
tected thereby: to-wit, on Aots Blocks, tract,
owners, according; TO the said assessment
Tor the payment thereo. and all assessments
and interests shall be, and remain licu on each
lot or parcel or land. othe property, re
spectivey, in favor a. the City OF Caldwell,
and such lieus shall have priority over all
other lien, and incumbrauccs, whatever.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND
COUNCIL or THE CITY or CALB.
WELL:
Section - That for the p,r7ose OF permit
ting tn property ow11erq who's property
has been assessed for the construction and
laying: grading, curbing and surface drain
and alleyi in Local ImpF ovcmcnt District
No. Il and to pay said ass essmcnts in five
yeariF instailments, there shall be. AID there
Is hereby authorized to be issued City OF
caldwell Improvement Bonds to the
amount o: $IoO,36s.IS.
Section :. That said bs,nds shall be KNOWN
ana and designated as Improvement Bonds OF the
City o, Caldwell. and shall bear ,Iafc len
uary I, 1910. and shall De come due one fifth
zach yea, from and after January T. IoIo.
SAID bonds shall be paid serialY beginning
with the lowest number, one fifth OF The to
tal to be paid each year. They shall bear
interest at the rate Of seven rcr cent
per annum payable sem-annually on The first
day Of July and January OF each year. from
and after January l. Ipro- The sad interest
shall be evidenced by 1jroprr couron. Al
iached to each bond ana both brincp7r and
interest on said bonds shall be- paylbIc a.
me office OF the City Treasurer 81 caldwell
Mt,
the City and State OF NCW nh
section ;. Said bonds, and iJfcrssf con.
p"ns thereto attached, 81 all he eubstapti,lly
the following to-wit ''E''&
UNITED safes of AMERICA.
f'" S,Gr,, -, ,.. No.
CITY OF CALDWELL. STATE or
IDAHO
improvement Bnnds
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-11
The BEST At The MAGIC

The Modern Messenger Boy" at
the Magic Theatre Wednesday and
Thursday was probably the best comic
picture that has ever been seen in
this city and large crowds turned out
both evenings to see it. For Friday
and Saturday the managers have
ordered one of the best programs OBJ
tainable and as large crowds are ex-
pected the show will commence
promptly at o'clock.