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Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09

AAohSs ioi luiS We VIII OO hD. Young women travelling should know where the associations are.
 The association has been called upon in some extreme cases to ex tend charity-when a woman sick or pennniless or both-or alone or a stranger-or for any reason is down on her luck" comes to our roofs she is cared for in some way. The association could tell many tales that would make some people open their eyes. but these are not to be passed around. Those who are thus unfortunate reserve to have their condolences kept by the secretaries whom they trust.
 The special days of the year have all been recognized and plans made to make the days bright for all young women who care to avail themselves of the good times.
 There seems to be in the minds of some of the young women, some old CT women, some men that the asso- citation exists for the few who may be fortunate enough to secure rooms in the house. This is perfectly ab- surd and without reason. In our present quarters, and which we have | been most fortunate to be able to have, we try to combine home and general features the best possible way. All young womn of Bisbee we wish migh appreciate the work this organization stands for and wheth- CT every detail is conducted in just the manner to please each one be booster--push, do not pull back. put something of self into it.
 The board of directors, the secre- taries, the members who have consid- cred this point all know and agree that the time has come when we should have building that will meet the needs. Thirty to forty should have home in it. There should be club rooms, gymnasium, class rooms. reception and office rooms. Will we rally to this? DOES BISBEE WANT IT? BISBEE WOMEN WANT IT.
 The committee for the work of the new year will very soon be ap- appointed and it is the desire of the president and general secretary, who appoint the committees. that many may be willing each to do a little.
 Some one has sstd: You want to be true and you are trying to be. Learn two things-Never be dis couraged because things get on slowly here and never fail daily to do that good which lies next your
 hand
 The association idea, young women working together each for the other
 Have you clearly grasped it? Not
 what you get just for self. but giving and getting
 Dickens said: No one is useles.
 in the world who lightens the bur
 den of it for anyone else. Let II. , never be useless.
 The following announcements wer, made by Miss Jones. the secretary; : The Concert course will consist O The Ernest. Gamble Concert Co The Dunbar Bell Ringers; Maxmil Ian Dix. American violinst. The Tue
 son Orchestra The first number vii be the Gamble Concert Co. Febru
 ary % Tag Day. February 14. Miss Helen Barnes one of the N;
 tonal secretaries of Y. w. c. 4 :. will visit the local association Eel Q 25. to March l.
 n The Conference and Conventio . committee will give a home taler . entertainment to raise fundc to sen l. delegates to, the National convel l. ton and Capitola conference. Tn ,- will be before very many weeks.
 After prayer by Miss Jones th !. third annual meeting closed all d h claring it had been a great succes Q in every way.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09
rhE NEW ExcELsIoR.

THE NEW EXCELSIOR. A farmer in a 'tater field Was blowing for another yield. When grazed his hat Q queer machine Which loud acclaimed, as soon a-
 seen:
 "Excelsior,r From out a second-story back. A maid did shake, with sundry
 whack, The household rugs, when OCT her
 sped A whizzing thing whose rider said
 Excelsior" Atop a huge sky scraper's walls Worked grimy wignts in overalls. When far above the girders flew A monster with the shrill halloo. x Excelsior A steeple chaser piled his trade Where other folk would be afraid. But from above in spectral tone There beloved through megaphone:
 Excelsior! A mountain climber on a peak Which none before had dared to seek Was panting with his triumph sheer, When from the azure drifted clear:
 "Excelsiori" through telescope immense a man The Armament essayed to scan. When midst the heavenly 5elt there strayed A thing which wireless signal made
 "Excelsiori" The Keeper of the Moon with car Was polishing up the siIverware. When some one pumped before hi. feet And gasped. in accents incomplete
 "Excelsiori" ~Gadzooks!" the moon man did ex
 claim. Now where you from. and what,
 your name?" out this he got, of vague intent. From that strange being nearI, spent:
 Excelsiori" They laid it in crater vast, And OCT its grave they nloonbeam. cast,
 And it its head. as thus inferred. They raised it's solitary word "Excelsnorl" EDWIN l.. SABIN.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09
LAST STAND OF REPUBLICAN OLD GUARD.

 votes in the senate the other day. Vice President sherman established a precednt ard illustrated that in tolerable weakness in our govern mental system which enables a party repudiated at the polls to jam through unpopular legislation, and ignore that which is universally de handed.
 There Is every reason to believe that with the, reorganization of the senate following the 4th of March next, enough new insurgent members will be present to combine with the democrats and defeat the ship sub sidy measure just railroaded through the senate.
 Nowhere was there keener cogni- zance of that fact than among the republican old guard. that has per sistently sought to foist the Ballin- ger scheme upon the nation. despite unmistakable signs of popular disap- proval
 But they seized their opportunity, and with just a months tenure re maining to the old order. and with the great appropriation bill yet to be considered. not to mention the Canadian reciprocity pact. the tracks were cleared for this bill. that will take s4.OOO.OOO annually from the treasury.
 When it came to the show down, the vote stood s9 to 3s. many insur- gent republicans combining with democrats. Whereupon Vice Presi. dent Sherman, whose stand pat pro clivities need no elaboration. prompt ly broke the tie by voting fro the measure
 He gave another instance of the tenacity of the old guard idea when during the same session. he broke . | tie vote. his vote having the efTect of postponing action upon Legislation looking to popular election of Unite, States senators.
 No more appealing argument fo the reform itself could be offered than in the anxiety of the stand-pa republican element to delay. by ey cry available device an innovation that is demanded by the nation. an, the naturalization of which is 1T evitable.
 Senator owen of Oklahoma pu the matter aptly when he said tha the most appropriate thing both tn , must anu SSAdtS COulu uO AOulQ to adjourn sine die. and leave legi. lation in the hands of the new COT gress. He held. and correctly, tha repudiated representatives and sen; tors had little ethical or moral rigt to decide issues Of vast importanc to the people
 It may be possible that. in tim, our system will approximate the d rectness of the British method. whe the dominant party in the house commons is repudiated. the issue taken forthwith to the people in
 general election.
 Tn that country it would be impo
 sibie to enact the burlesque stage
 in America-the lapse of virtual ]. two years between the passage of a
 objectionable tariff law and even u possibility. of assembling Legislator
 chosen to revise it
 IT Former Governor Henry R. Qui
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09

William Morris, the vaudeville maa- ager. is engaged in building a On,'- million-dollar theater in Boston IL will be ready by next October, and Harry Lauder has been engaged for the opening bill
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09
AnMEarIslNe RATEs.

Articles of Incorporation, minimum
 in s pt. type. $3.O0 per inch to
 amount set (min. price 's5o.Oo Probate notices ........ mn. S'-0V Sheriffs sale, minimum at SS.OO per
 inch in pt. type ..--.-..-' 'Szo.oV proh.ta Sale .$7.50 min. Notice of Forfeiture ........s .slo-Oo Mining patent notices $500 per men
 pt. type ,.Nn.o~. rlo1s.. Notice .s1O.0O e',-,raors So .. s15O0
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09

Former Governor Henry R. Quin- by of New Hampshire has an nounced intention to contest the re. election of United States Senator Burnham at the end of .he later's presen. term in 1913
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09

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WATCH REPAIRING

The life of a watch depends en- tirely upon the care you give it. If you place it in the hands of poor. incompetent workmen or people who
 mploy such workmen. it will be onl va matter of short time before good watch is ruined. We spare no expenses fin either workmanship or material to keep watches that are good watches in as good cendi- tion as they left the factory. Let us give you an estimate as to what the cost will be to have your watch repaired ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09

A farmer in a 'tater field Was blowing for another yield When grazed his hat queer machine Which loud acclaimed, as sooa B.
 seen:
 "Excelsiorlr
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Atop a huge sky scraper's walls Worked grimy wignts in overaIls. When far above the girders flew A monster with the shrill halloo: > Excelsior"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-26
LEAGUE To WAGE
VIGOROUS FIGHT
Superintendent of Georgia Anti-Sa.
loon League to Make Many
Speeches.

the Anti-Saloon League of Georgia
is Tag1nS an unusually vigorous fight
against the liquor forces of the state,
and intends to devote every possible
moment to the work of the campaign.
Following is a statement of the
plans made by Acting Superintend.
ent j. r. Richards, Friday:
II have just completed arrange
ments for - speaking dates for the
month OF April on Anti-Saloon League
account, and will leave tonight for a
weeks campaigning in south Geor-
Gi2. On my return next week will
give fill dating of all our speakers
IN to and including April 80.
"Dr. George W. Young. assistant
national superintendent who recently
closed months campaign in this
state, will return on April s to re-
main with us through April, May and
June. Beside DR.. Young and the writ
or, who have an average of three
dates each week, two other expert
enced league men will be with us on
the 23d and the 30th. This. with
the holding of the fifta annual con
vention of the state board of trustees
here on April 10 and 20, following -
speaking dates during the last two
months, and many more through May
and June. while Dr. Young is with US,
will he sufficient to assure the good
people of Georgia that We are camp
ing upon the trail of the liquor forces
who are seeking to overthrow prONi-
bition, through which our beloved
state has become the central fi%ure
of tie nation, and has prospcred as
she has never done before.
81 could not close this statement
without a word touching the magnifi.
cent work done ty DR. Young during
his stay here in January and FeblT-
airy. There is no doubt but that he
is the greatest Anti.Saloon League
leader in the south, and never in the
history Of the work here have I seen
tre people rally TO a leader as ! wit
messed while out with him durir" his
stay in Georgia The GcorGia LEAGUE
is under many obligations to thc m
tioral q lPcu,ire for an ARRANGEMENT
~ Wien Il IS possible for ) in to
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-26
Ladies':

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skin and a beautiful complexion if
you use ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP &C
cording to directions.
ZEMO is a skin beautifier and a
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ment of eczema, pimples, dandruff
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HEMO SOAP is the incest, best latA-
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for toilet or hath.
Sold by druggists everywhere and
in brunswick by Andrews.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-26
WOOD-BAILEY CLOTHING co.
" Exclusive Agents WLk-ovR Shoes

return for about three months more.
and we feel quite sure the prohibi-
tlonists of the state will accept his
coming as distinct compliment to
&c movement in Our midst.
j. B. RICHARDS.
Acting Superintendent"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03
Canton Township.

Nov. 2, 1911.
Mrs. Dixon called on Mrs. Little
and Mrs. Hill Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Alice Hill who has been stay
ing with her brother for a few days
returned to her home near Worthing
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Richardson were
Sunday guests at j. G. Little.
Theo. Thompson and o Gardner
arrived unexpectedly from Minnea-
polls Sunday and are visiting in Can
ton.
George Dixon and family spent
Sunday afternoon at John Haw's.
The town board held their annual
meeting In the town hall Tuesday
where the business of the year was
attended to.
Mrs. Dixon and Georgia May visit
ed Miss Inga Christopher's school
Tuesday afternoon and found the
school In fine condition.
Irwin Little is blowing for Theo.
Hill this week.
A strange dog bit and tore the
shoulder Of Il yearling heifer belong
ing to Lee Richardson Saturday so
badly 1t had to be killed. Now some
body ought to kill a dog or two.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03

The Misses Keep are so we'll pleased
Will, our beautiful crisp autumn at
mosphere that they will not leave for
California before December.
Mrs. Jake CHASER purchased the
Burrell House south Of the depot and
will reconstruct 1t and lit it up for a
restaurant and lodging house.
Miss Elsie Bucheister went up to
Sioux Falls Tuesday where she will
enter the Sioux Falls hospital and
will study for the profession of a
trained nurse.
Baptist church S. School at 10 a. m.
IL a. m.-ssThe Mistakes Concerning
Repentance" 7:3O p. m.-"Are We
Responsible for the Men" Special
music. A handshake and welcome to
all.
Thomas Newborn has recently
moved to town from his farm and IS
occupying one OF @. r. Isackson's cot
tages on 9th street. Mr.. Newborn
called last Friday and ordered the
LEADER sent to his address.
In the obituary Of Paul Thompson
Gubbrud publised in last weeks
LEADER, the writer referred to the
sons Of the dead pioneer as Adolph
and Peter when 1t should have been
Adolph and Theodore instead Of
Peter, Peter being the brother OF the
deceased.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03
Dayton

Nov. l, 1911.
w. L. Millage and family spent
Sunday at the home OF Roy Millage.
County Superintendent Wimple was a
welcome visitor at school Tuesday p.
m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Abbott and Miss
Mabel Abbott spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ceder-
strom.
DR.. Turner was called out to Tom
Fees Tuesday morning to see two OF
the Fee children who were sick.
Fee Brothers are %threshing fax for
Mr.. Huff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps entertained a
few neighbors Wednesday evening.
A delightful musical program was
rendered by Miss Schreiner and Mrs.
Holyfield. At IL o'clock the guests
were invited to the dining room
where u fine lunch was served. The
were seated at one table
and the youngsters at another and all
enjoyed the delicious lunch. 1t was
q very pleasant event.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03
The Holters Surprise.

Last Saturday evening a goodly
number of old friends and neighbors
OF the J. E. Hotter young folks, had
planed a neat surprise on Thorsten,
Carl and Clara, all Of whom having
been absent for a couple OF years or
more, and a genuine surprise and a
most happy reunion IL was.
The evening hours was spent In
games and other amusements, and II
O'Clock elegant refreshment were
served by the ladies. After which our
genial county Auditor, In a neat little
speech, In behalf of the company pre-
sented Thorsten, Carl aud Clara with
a souviner spoon each as a slight
remembrance Of the occasion.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03

Miss Mabel COombs entertained the
Junior Philatheas at her home Satur-
day October %, 1911. A business
meeting was held at which they de-
cided to have a Candy Booth" at
the Ladies Dutch Market held Nov
ember 3rd and 4th.
Miss Florence Rosencrans of the
Band Box, accompanied by her bro
therinlaw William Kirky, left Mon
day for Broadview, Montana, to set
tie down on her HON estead, Mrs.
Kirky remaining here with Miss Cope
land.
Mrs. A. p. Dixon left for Redlands,
California, Wednesday, going first to
AmeS, Iowa, for a brief visit, thence
to the home of flowers and fruit. Mrs.
Dixon's LEADER will follow her to
Redlands where she will visit for a
time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
j. Carpenter.
Martin Henry, an old time Canton
lite, now located at Griffin, N. D., a
short distance from Claud Treat, is
in Canton visiting. Martin had been
at Sioux City on business and stopped
at Canton On his way back. He re-
ports Herman Woerz as a resident OF
Bowman county.
City Justice w. +. Durham has re-
-,
signed and he ans Mrs. Durham will
leave for Los Angeles on the 14th inst,
and will be accompanied or the jour
ney by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wendt
and granddaughter Miss Zoe Wendt.
They will spend the winter In that
land of flowers and fashion.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03
FP Nov LIP Nov 10
In The District Court of the United
States, For The District of South
Dakota, Southern Division.
FTP Nov 3
In The Matter OF
Belle Delbridge
Bankrupt,
! Bankruptcy.

Belle D Snntasss,, In Bankruptcy.
To the Honorable James d. Elliott, Judge
OF the District Court for the District OF
South akota
said District. respectfully represents that on
the 18th day OF August last past. she was ad-
Judged bankrupt under the Acts OF Congress
relating to bankruptcy; that she has duly
property, and has fully complied with all the
requirements OF said acts and OF the orders OF
the court touching her bankruptcy.
cr Wse re 4Se she pra ~ b shae s 3 epT ma disc es rse
from all debts provable against her estate
under said bankrupt acts, except such debts
as are excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this 30th day OF October. A.D. 1911.
BELLE Bankrupt.
District OF South Dakota. IS.
On this lst day OF November. A. D.. 1911, on
reading the foregoing petition. 1t Is
ORDERED by the court that a he airing be
A. b.. 19I2, before said court. at Sioux Falls.
in said district. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon :
and that notice thereof be published twice in
Farmers Leader. = newspaper printed at Can
itors and other persons in interest may APP
pear at the said time and place and show
cause. II any they have why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be granted.
the clerk shall upon by the bank
rupt, or her attorney. of the actual expense
thereof send by mail to all known crditCrS
of said petition and this order. address
stated.
Witness the Honorable James D.. Elliott
Judge of said Court. and the seal thereof. at
Sioux Falls. In said district. on the 1st day OF
oliver s. Pendar, Clerk.
By Odin B., Davis. Deputy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03
Syverud & Moe
The Canton jewelers. and Opticians

Friends of w. B. Hyndman thought
1t only fitting to surprise him on Hal
lowe'en and that was also his birth
day anniversary. We have not heard
the particulars since the party but
dare say it was much enjoyed by all
present as such gatherings always are.
John Noel and Eugene Frank were
calling on friends in South Lynn re
Gently.
We went over to Harrisburg Satur-
day evening to help w. d. Chrisler
and wife celebrate their twentieth
wedding anniversary.
BACK CHAPTER.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03
Senior Halloween Party.

Tuesday evening the Senior class Of
tho Canton High School assembled at
the home Of Oscar Syverud, the class
president, to spend the evening in
company with mysterious ghosts and
witches. The guests were met At the
front entrance by low, moaning
sounds, accompanied by slow, dirge-
like strains Of music. Ghosts then
appeared In the doorway and directed
the guests TO the back door as the en-
trance. From there they were guided
b. . ghost and . witch through dark
and gloomy p~assageways until they
reached the dimly lighted apartments
Of the gypsy fo~rtune-teller, where
cash and al were given . complete
account Of the future events In their
lives.
After this nerve. racking ordeal,
thsy I'll Joined together In the lively
ENTERTAINMENT of the evening. Glass
songs, music, games, apple bobbing,
etc., furnished amusement for the
guests. Toward midnight they found
THAR places in the dimly lighted din
Ing room and were served with . five
courss luncheon. When the last course
had been served, each 0ne drew . fav-
q. from : large pumpkin 10 the GEN.
Tor Of the table. The variety OF these
novelties caused great laughter and
merriment. More music and enter
talnment followed and It was . late
hour when the guests reluctantly
took their departure. This is only
ons Of the Jolly times planned BY the
Senior elias for the ensuing year.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03
south Lynn.

i, 1911.
Miss Katharine Norton returned tn
her home In Worthing Saturday.
f. Van Ness and daughters Myrian
and DorOthea OF Harrisburg, were
Monday evening visitors at the Wig
gin home.
Henry Knowlton and wife we're
Sioux City visitors Friday. They
went via train and came home in
Elmer's Hupp touring a which was
1t the Sioux City shop being repaired
after Its fire accident In Canton.
Miss Porter, teacher in No. %. has
gone to her home at Lone Rock, Wis,
TO spend the fall vacation with the
home folks.
Mrs. J. J. Jones is visiting relatives
at Madison, this state.
Miss Marian Gould closed a very
successful fall term OF school in No.
So on Friday and will leave shortly
with her people for Augusta. Maine,
where h expects to reside In the
future.
Oliver Opsal, q former resident Of
South Lynn. came down from Clark
county recently and is visiting the
Jackson's and other friends.
MT. M. Jones is visiting at the
home OF his brother. J. J. Jones.
MOntre was . former South Lynn re-
sident but nov owns Z farm la Jer-
auld county.
The Ferguson carryall brought out
z load Of the y. +. G. ladies' on
Thursday last to enjoy y ride In an
n1A RaahSOnA3 AIMS 81 npnn end dina M
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-11-03
Norway.

NOV. 1, I'LL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WennblOm
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Heg-
ness Sunday.
Ragna Rise celebrated her tenth
birthday last Sunday by entertaining
some of her young friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Rosmusen
Sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs. Sivert
Rommereim.
Henry Vik and lady friend visited
with the formers cousins, liver Corr
nelius and Bertha Underland, from
Saturday till Sunday Luck TO you
Henry"
Grandpa Morgan is visiting with
his son JEFF Morgan.
Gilbert Rommereim, the seventy
five-mileS-an-hour motor cycle rider,
has to walk on account Of the Stub
born disposition of his morton cycle.
The Misses Mabel Moen and Efie
Norum. called on Lille Tollefson Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kasper Sogn gave a
Halloween party to a number OF thelr
friends, and they all went home salts
fed that Mr.. and Mrs. Sogn are the
most royal entertainers in Lincoln
county.
The Ladies Aid of Romsdahl church
will have their sale at the home OF
Rudolph Eneboe Saturday with an
oyster supper in the evening.
Bonnie S~teensland and lady have
been visiting friends in Norway this
week.
Edwin Crane is putting up a hog
house. He expects to start in farming
again In the spring, and does not In
tend to batch at that.
ROBBERNECK.