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Evening star., 1911-01-19

Professor Dr.. c. A. Ewald
of Berlin Univcrsity

- am able to speak from my
own observations made at the
bedside o ofpatients, and ! can say
that ! have used anatoSen in .
great number ofGases THAT is. In
those disturbances Of metaboiism
which were mainly ofa nervous o.
nerrasthenic oYigin). and have Oh.
tanned excellent results"
Evening star., 1911-01-19

Genuine Imported Lustrous Navy
Blue Mohair Sicilian. reversible and
dustproof: sponged free of charge:
four yards of this beautiful Sicilian
worth $3.50. Tomorrow to be sold
on a strictly remnant @ Il Pn
basis: entire skirt D Il oSy
Evening star., 1911-01-19
Privy.Med;eal.c ccanei1lor

Prot. DR.. Neisser, Bresiau:
." The experiments that I rave
thus far made with Sanatogen.
especially in cases ofpatien $ suf.
ferins from loss of appetite and
neura sthenia, have been most sat.
tstactosy."
Evening star., 1911-01-19

The question: why is the appearance
of pellagra in the United States but recent
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
Lincoln Township.

Jan. rs, 1911.
The weather is very nice for this
time of the year.
The speech of Hon. Egan was very
| we'll appreciated. Among those who
we're present are Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
| Eneboe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingvald Alness,
Miss Aus, Mrs. Ole Tuntland, Martha
Kittleson, Roy Anderson and Bartlett
Tuntland.
Mrs. Rhea and daughter Ruth left
for a weeks visit In Sioux City to at
tend the Scotch anniversary.
Sorenson was out buying cattle last
Monday.
Gilbertson purchased some of Lutte
Villages best cattle last week.
The Northern Aid Society OF Roms-
dahl's church will meet with Mrs.
Kittleson February 1st. A large crowd
is expected as Mrs. Kittelson is a fine
entertainer.
Mrs. Jim Peterson Is very busy sew
ing for other folks now days.
Solem's and Miss Cotton Sundayed
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nelson.
The women In this vicinity are be-
ginning to talk about incubatOrs.
Busy BEE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
Canton Township

Jan. Is, 1911.
Mrs. Dixon and baby Georgia nave
been sick with grip for a week aho T a,e
not very much better at presehe. Ane
grip is a bad affair this year u Ciio'e
who escape 1t are lucky indeed.
C. V. Ellis sold several head OF fat
cattle to Mr.. Stein SATURDAY anu ol
Sunday Mr.. Dixon delivered seven
baby beeves to the same party.
Hommandburg Bros. shipped Two
cars OF nice fat cattle to SIOUX C''1
Sunday night.
Irwin Seapy and brother Mr.. II. Sea.
Nv of Geddes, S. d., who is yislIinp
here, made a short call at =. v. Elll'
Sunday afternoon, coming IN the auto
f. L. Minis went to Inwood TUESDAY
TO the Castle sale of Chlnt
hogs and were among those who pur
chased some Of the thoroughoreos.
A. M. Hunter, A. Arnold n Z. y
| Ellis attended the sale at VIM. TUCK
er's Tuesday which was very gooa
Everything selling we'll and the weath
er favorable.
C. V. Ellis and family spent n ga.
in Canton Wednesday shopping.
Frank Albaugh and family were Wis
itors at John Zimmerle's Sunday.
Frank Heiden of Draper, s.. d., I
the party who has rented h farm o
VIM. Tucker and expects to move ner'
| soon.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
F. 7. Iseminger Sale.

F. j. Iseminger who lives one mile
and a uuater due south Of Fairview,
will hold a public sale at his place on
Wednesday Febr Is. The sale begins
at IL a. m. and a free lunch will be
served at noon. The sale consists OF
u head of horses including n I'M
ported Belgian Stallion. There are
16 head of cattle including ten heac
of COWS, some fresh and balance fresf
in the spring. A large list OF machl
merry, five dozen chickens, household
goods and other things too numerous
! to mention. Nagelstead and Stevens
| auctioneers. G. j. Moen clerk. The
date is Wednesday Febr Is at II
O'Clock.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
Forgot Her Hat.

A lady left the Milwaukee train a.
a station north of Mitchell and outh
of Woonsocket on a day last week on
which the writer was returning from
Pierre, and she forgot her beautiful
large velvet hat, %gorgeously trimmed
with feathers and other adornments.
1t was a millinery creation that
would charm the eye OF man and
make a woman jealous. 1t was up in
the hat rack and when the train
stopped she got up and walked out,
never though of her beautiful $50
heart smasher. At the last station
above Mitchell the conductor received
a message from a heart broken female
asking him to secure that hat, and
the last we saw of it the brak eman
was carrying it into the ticket office
at Mitchell. One heartleSs man on
the train said the lady must have had
so many rats in her hair that she
didn't know whether she had a hat
on or not. Rev. Grafton smiled, and
and the conductor punched tickets.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
New Concrete Machine.

Joe Bragstad invited a number Of
friends to examine his Reinforced,
Concrete Machine and Automatic
Champer. 1t is operated by a gas
engine which is part of the combined
machine, and can be moved on its
wheels to any place ready for work.
1t will turn out 120Oblocks per day,
or enough in two days to build a
modern two story house. This new
and complete cement block machine
represents the inventive geniusof Mr..
Joseph Bragstad who has worked on
it for over four years and is patented
In the United States, England, France
and Germany, and it's cost complete
is 5000. 1t is by far the best machine
on the market, in fact there is moth
ing like it, and when any genius
makes any Improvement OH it it will
be after Joe Bragstad has made an
independent fortune. It's a machine
that will come into general demand
at once and We believe the demand
will rush the manufacturers for years
to come. A cement block maker at
Mellette has ordered the machine
now on exhibition. He had II OF
the old style Bragstad cement block
machines and made big money with
it, but the new machine will earn
dollars were the old one earned dimes.
We congratulate Mr.. Bragstad over
his wonderful invention and firmly
believe it will make him millions
and he is certainly entitled to all the
glory and cash within reach.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27

Jan. 16, 1911.

The New Year was certainly usher
ed In by some evere weather, but we
have had no snow to speak or, and
BILE by continuously feeding the stove,
and keeps our boys busy chopping
wood.
Two of our young ladies went to
| Moreau aweek ago Monday to adver-
| tise, they said, but failed to inform us
whether 1t was a lost broncho or a
"mere man."
We have been so busy Of late &C.
knowledging wedding announcements
to friends In Lincoln and Perkins
counties also from Texas that we
have had no time TO send In an appli-
cation ourselves.
Boye Olson walked down to Geno
L%ornson's last Wednesday, and as the
I road was long and the weather cold
Geno took him back Thursday with
team and buggy.
We have seen some Of the most
beautiful sunsets out here lately and
| the shadow OF a man was nowhere Wis
ible.
Mr., Mrs. Killalea entertained ''our
bunch.'' also a crowd from Flint Rock
Thursday night and all report a good
time.
Everybody subscribe for the Per
kins County News. 1t can be had
from now until March lst. at reduced
rates.
The first freight train pulled into
Faith, Friday Jan. 6, SO it is not a
myth any longer, but a reality, and
we live close enough to see the smoke
and hear the ''toot'' of the whistle.
Mrs. Bill Killalea and baby Louis
are visit ing friends and relatives at
W~atertown.
DR.. Todd, an eminent physician
who located near Roundup, Is a very
busy man now o. days, Is he answers
all calls night or day, and has already
built up quiet a practice during his
short stay among us.
We heard some rumors about a
bunch of honyokers having called at
sibly to ''chivaree" that gentleman
and the supposed bride, but as the
the expected bride remained invisible
the crowd finally dipersed, not, how
ever until they had partaken of a
sumptuous supper prepared and sery-
ed by Mr.. Kettleson himself.
Last Friday evening a jolly crowd OF
young folks started out for a moon.
light ride and the first stop was at
Roy Halls, where they were treated
to a cup of delicious coffee with real
COW cream in 1t, and some OF his fam
Gus baking powder biscuits. Starting
out again with a fresh team, the
crowd now numbering Ia In one load,
reached Mr.. Aliens about 9 O'Clock,
where all had a social time until II,
when a supper Of baked beans, cab.
bage salad, cold ham, cold pork, bread
and cake with coffee all around was
served All enjoyed the ride home.
John Killalea and Richard Brynju,-
son attend band practice every Wed
nesday and Thursday at Faith.
Mr.. James Bender. a rancher, was
seen riding along our fence line one
day last week, evidently looking for
stray cattle or perhaps taking in'
the lay OF the land. We hope the
next time he rides that he will mus
ter up enough courage to call.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27

Mrs. Longshore were sioux ran
visitors Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Mernerof Austin, MINI, visited
at Hans Reierson's last week.
Little Joy Knutson wa quite SICK
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sopher were "eso
Canton callers Monday afternoon
Refer Reierson and Hans BrynJui-
sons were Sunday visitors al HANS
I ReierSOnS.
q T.. Williams was in Sioux Guy
with a carload of cattle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters and Me- ana
Mrs. Longshore we're at Roy, MilIaees
Sunday evening and at Johh ha"s
Tuesday evening.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
A note from Captain Oscar Dunlap

A note from Captain Oscar Dunlap
dated st. Cloud. Florida, January II,
announces that he and Mrs. Dunlap
arrived there in good health Saturday
January !. He says the town OF st.
Cloud is booming, and the corner
stone of a new Methodist church TO
cost $4,000 was laid on the Sth. The
town has a population of 1000 n
more coming every day. Captain
Dunlap has a home under construction
and everything looks bright for the
new town, a soldiers colony, AMI most
of the people are from the northern
states. He says an orange grove IS III
sight from his place and everything
indicates prosperity and happiness.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
est Canton.

Jan. Is, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longshore and dau-
e liter Beverly Of Wells, Mimi, have
been visiting at L. L. Peters the past
two weeks.
A little daughter arrived at the
Belfrage home last Wednesday night.
Elmer Beck has been having a seige
Of the grip.
John Haw and family spent the
evening 1t Mr.. Peters Saturday even
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters and Mr.. and
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
R&9G11aCSg&HR@H
Correspondence e
1A2HHS&H1@n1s2ax
Moe
Jan.23, 1911.

Jan. %, 1911.
Here we are again, with all the
news that We are able to find.
TO begin with We will give you a
little story about the Dutch. There
was . Dutchman M time that had
bit Of bad luck; one Of his horses
/ had broke loose and run away, and he
concluded to put An add In m of the
local papers, which read as follows
Zone night the other day, my big
ron gray mare, had been tied loose,
and he run NIT the the barn out. and
he ever will him back bring, I pay
chuSt 70 much some been cOSt0mery.'
S. G. Yodkum.
Little Opal Nummedal who has
been very sick with pneumonia, Is At
this writing almost well again.
]. =. Seeensland, Is reported M UGH
better.
"A number OF teams were seen going
east one day last week, and upon in
Quiry We were told that they were go
ing after Ice for The Moe store.
p. 8. Paulson II hauling ice from
Canton.
Christian Herhfem, has just return
Cd from his extended visit east. He
left some time ago for Chicago and
returned BY way OF Minneapolis
where 10 visited some relatives.
b. r. Hanson shipped cattle to
Chicago last week.
James Oyerseth = going TO have .
big Horse Sale so0n, look for bills.
A. Brenkmanb Sale was we'll At
tended.
The Noe literary society formally
name Of the Coyote Literary SOciety
&C Norway township, and Miss Alma
Nelson Va elected President. Next
Friday evening the question will b.
HReoOIvod that Woman should b
given full right Of suffrage IN the
United States Affirmative speaker1
Az Anna johnson. Hannah Num-
medal and John sLAvik. Negative: a.
r. Gubbfod. Hans j.. RoGn13o0 and a.
81. Enddefaon, Everybody should
turn out and hear this subject de
cuased.
A. j.. Rommorolm = homo from
Pierro. WHARF ~ ~ ooevlng Z term o.
% daye helping 70 make LAW iot %.
Andrew o6yo that ho Will make "a
W1lk tho rOpeS aftef they get thru.
Tho T0aophooe linaG are In . very
I'D condition o. lato. Wnat ne0 ~
ooght g DO 70 got The lineman ootf
Wh,t No. becomeo f Llszy and SAM
FT66Y a. no. oppoar on The 0cono any
tn hi they 0t0 0ot oeeo9
|01Uoo1a oWhlloao10 WosWo0ld nave na0
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27

Senator Gemmill, Representatives
Rommereim, Nelson and Hicks, Ser
geat at Arms Moscrip and Messenger
Nicholson returned to Pierre Monday
to begin a 40 day rush of work, and
there is work enough on hand to keep
the Senate and House busy up to the
| last minute.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27

James Norton of Lynn, was a re-
newal subscriber Tuesday. my sub
scription is due about the First OF
February, and 1 don't want to take
any chances like Dan Sullivan, so
here is the cash." and James figured
that he had Dan beaten about a week.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27

their lies Ind favor In preference 20
the board Of com m issioners who are
appointed to manage the Home and
keep it decent and sober and orderly,
hence q board OF commissioners is not
any longer needed. The present board
has labored faithfully to protect the
Home and its members against trouble
from within and without but they
cannot regulate the Hot Springs liars,
nor can the governor or the legisla-
ture. In the face of such a condition
. board Is good for nothing and II
things continue as they are the help
less and aged veterans will be COM
PEELED to submit to drunken abuse
and profanity or o out
1t takes a man Of nerve and courage
and with the patience OF Job and a
tender heart to handle the perplexing
conditions that daily arise for adjust
ment, let alone fighting the schmes OF
boooze sellers who are ever busy try
ing to breed INSTRUMENTATION and VI
olation Of rules. Many an anxious
hour has the writer spent In that
Home, in the winter, when men were
absent after taps, and 1t was mostly
drinkers who we're absent. Ii one OF
those men had got drunk and fallen
into one of the many holes by the
roadside and had frozen to death, the
commandment would have been blamed
for neglect of duty and the howlers
would have howled like hungry
wolves, and yet the writer was de-
nounced for enforcing the rules, re
quiring all men to be In their quar-
ters at $3.50. The cOmmandant OF 9
Soldiers Home has more real trouble
to face every week than all the heads
OF other state institutions combined
and he is denounced for doing his
plain duty and protecting his men
What do those booze selling wolves
on the outside are for an old veteran
after they get his money?
The Home is in splendid condition
and there is no better state home ir
the nation. No M will say that 9
Soldiers Home can be run wiJhou,
discipline and it's through discipline
alone that all the trouble comes anC
whisky is responsible for nearly all o
It, and It's men who know nothing O
discipline that are first to find fault
Men who have had honorable servict
In the army during the civil war com
pose the board of commissioners anc
II they are not competent to dea
justly with the Home who are? Col
Geddis was a brave soldier and his re
cord proves that he was able and hon
orable. He enlisted as a private ant
was promoted from grade to grad
until he was made Colonel OF his regi
ment. That's a record that the besI
soldiers In the army would have beer
proud of and yet the Hot Springs liar
call him a tyrant. Col. Geddis ha!
five commissions signed by Presiden,
Lincoln's great wal secretary, Edwin
NJ. Stanton, and yet those Hot Spring
hounds denOunce this man as unfit t,
run . Soldiers Home. Every mar
connected with the Soldiers HON,
since it was opened has been malignet
and abused and 1t seems that many o.
the dear people are willing to believe
the liars In preference to men wht
make it . duty to Q that the Home
IL well cared for, and these men know
what an old soldier needs better thar
all the civilians In the state.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27

Hon. John l.. Turner of Springfield
told the writer about attending the
laying of a corner stone at the Santee
Agency by Judge Clifford years ago,
and he thinks it vas q of the most
interesting events he ever witnessed
in that line.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27

Mrs. j. D. Cloud and daughter Mrs.
Lillian Crowell are at San Jose, Cal
ifornia where they arrived about the
first of January. Mrs. Cloud made the
trip for the benefit OF her health.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
CANTON LEADER
ARTHUR LINN,
nditor and Proprietor.
ITHTIII
For President In 1912,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Shall the people or the money
power rule?
Notice to Subscribers.

Please note the address on your pa
POI. II will toll you whether you are
raid In advance or not as the month
ana the year are given. The post Of
flco department. requires that SUD-
scfiptions shall be paid In advance TO
Qot the benefit Of cheap postage.
Please attend to this matter at once.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27

Rev. Grafton of Mitchell speaks 10
the highest terms OF the legislative
delegation from Lincoln county.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
Norway.

Jan.2f, l9l |.
Better let you hear little from GOOD
old Norway again.
John Tolleffson went to Chicago
with fat cattle last Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Sogn went to Sioux
Falls last week to consult a doctor.
J. j. Steensland is improving as
fast as can be expected after his long
sickness.
Anton and Inga Skorhiem we're
Canton visitors over Saturday ana
Sunday.
Ole Eidsnes and family visited
Ludwig Eidsnes and family Sunday.
Simon Rises little baby who had
been sick for the past week is o
better again.
Miss Olive Gubbrud and Sarah
Nummedal are reported quite sick at
Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Gubbrud had
their little baby boy baptised Tuesday.
Well the weather is better than we
could make 1t ourselves n there is
no kick coming.
Auction sales are now the order o.
the day.
Billy Wise is a hummer. l hope he
will get the other Norway scr1bes
stirred up.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
L p March s
F P Jan q

F p Jan 81 L March "A
Lease of Common School Lands.
Notice is hereby given that on March 9th
19ii. ali Of the unleased common school lano
in Lincoln County will be offered for lease az
nnhjic auction between the hours of lOO'clock
\. m. and S o'clock p. m. at the front door or
the Court house in said County,
f. +. BRINKER,
Commissioners ofSchool and Public Lands.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
Lest You Forget

tie a string around your finger the
first finger of your left hand. DO 1T
now. This will be a reminder to call
on US at your earliest convenience
and consult US about the PRIDE OF
SIOUX VALLEY FLOUR sold at all the
stores. This is not a jug handled
proposition: yon will be benefited
equally with ourselves.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27

Game Warden Collins went up to
X ruger's dam Monday and had a hsh
run opened in the dam. Catfish were
being killed very fast as they we're
unable to get out of the dam and they
came down to the edge Of the Ice for
air, and the boys would catch a fish
every time a spear went down.
Is a Catfish a game" fish under
the law, or is a mere sucker without
protection?
Auditor Kundert speared six big
Catfish at Kruger's mill Monday, He
dropped his big spear six times and
got six nice fish. That's too easy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-01-27
TIE STATE SOLDIERS HOME.

Commandant ]. B. Geddis Retires
April First to be Succeeaed by
Col. Tom Orr.
At the September 1910 meeting OF
board Of commissioners Col. Geddis
notified the board that he would not
serve q commandant after the hrst
OF next April and 1t the January
meeting Of the board held at Pierre
last week, Col. Geddis rendered his
resignation to take effect on the first
day Of April and the board, after due
consideration, elected Col. Tom Orr
Of Brookings, commandant to succeed
Col. Geddis, and the Home will con-
tinue to be Z home for the veterans
notwithstanding the lies sent broad
cast by Hot Springs towards.
The following resolution was read
to the board BY Col. Orr and on mo-
tion was unanimously adopted:
"Whereas, Col. ]. B. Geddis, on ac-
count Of giving his personal attention
70 his private affairs, and for the
needed rest, has rendered his resigna-
tion - commandant Of the Soldiers
Home, TO take effect March 81, 1911;
"Therefore, Be 1t resolved by the
board OF commissioners Of the Soldiers
Home, that IL ID with regret that
~ accept his resignation, IS our re-
latious with Col. Geddis have been
pleasant and We realize his true
worth. Through his economical,
painataking and businesslike admin
istration he has made the Home and
~ surroundings what 1t is intended
% Be, : home indeed, and saved and
turned back TO the state several
thousand dollars Of its appropriations.
The board wishes to 60 upon record as
having Endorsed his administration,
hi critics TO the contrary n0twith-
standings and that the state l0oses ~
Of ~ best Officers and the members OF
the Home thsir best friend In the re-
tiroment Of Oolonsl Geddis."
col. Gsddis went to Pierre In De-
oember and demanded m investiga-
tion Of tho Home BY . duly author
led committee OF the Legislature and
Governor veasey By special message
- the legislature asked for : joint
oommittee which Wa finally appoint-
"a and left for the Home On the 10th
49,, but the men who signed that
-aanASh, Maa.aOn Pailnd. IN dAmAn0
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-28

fraies declares that
aCeable usually ab
nothing
and freedom country and quiet restu days
proves the tropics where these conditions prevail
able conditions
islands
injurious effect
The cause is probably Of
adipose
does become
1t is astonishing how little exercise in Honolulu
Luncheon
Redeng after alcohol rundown, elaborate
bly, cooling shower before
This outline
blocked
time a
And has at last been solved by lady who
a
So that society the real arstocra
have discharged their gardeners retaining coolies
The necessity of selfappcaton
exquisite
riot OF blossoms and artistry of design the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-28

Hoogs, Percy Nottage, Lieutenants
Vaughn, Price and Pardee.
Miss Beatrice Campbell, sister Of
Princess David Kawananakoa and
stepdaughter of Colonel Sam Parker,
one of the conspicuous figures in Ha-
waiian finance and politics, is today
hopeful that her wedding to George
Deckley of Honolulu may take place
August as was planned before so
plebeian a factor as a carbuncle inject
ed itself into her romance.
Beckley, who is the son Of an ad.
miral and wealthy in his own right
came to San Francisco last week to
meet Miss Campbell who was to ar
rive day later from Europe, where
she had done" the coronation with
her stepfather,
Upon her arrival here Wednesday
night she found that her fiance hac
been taken to the German Hospita
shortly after his arrival and had SUP
mitted an operation upon car
buncle.
His condition for several days wa'
critical, but the fair daughter of Ha
wall is now preparing for quiet wed
ding in ST. Mary's Cathedral on the
date originally set-San Francisco
Post