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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
HUMPHREY.

Be- .-tts " r, Baker Dave,
d iley q ;. Bark v n,
BuFk " A. Bowel. Henry,
Brs1i~r } ", Butt. Chas.
BaIb-r 1no.
toiemsh q e, Chri-tman L s,
Dunn Willie. isIks e {,
Davis s-ear. DAVIS J W,
fa~ Isr ".
t'ro-- " ", Grant Levi,
t.r~en HM.
Hail sam, Hall &c.
Hunter Jno, Hunter Loyd,
iiayd-n J {. Hunt } p,
hnsig,hs y L. Hendriek Fioyd.
iisnsrsk = .. Harrington Tom,
higinbotom , ,. Henderson BL,
irby J X.
Jenkins ! VI,
i.0veis ~ g =.
Martin Willis. Montgomery J $,
Nearea All,
u~n~r J y. tl-hurn Erusst.
Porter y, rsrr Webster.
lrHni-sgton J +. Pinnisagtoa 6 w.
Pisw ! ".
Rogers Hugh. Roy Z L,
Roy >sm.
smith } L. Smith J u,
libbett W ID. Tyler X y,
ridweil II u. Ttdu-II ~.
Nanderfer Tershsn.
West 7 ., Williams W =.
Wakefield Jesse, WrsHn Walter.
Whitssides II A.
Nancy J ".
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27

Ccok J ", Cook Wing
Geek RFyson G. Cook Wiley c,
took Arthur :, Czrothsrs Charley Z
Csrother~ Clarsaee e,
Davis } =. RunlAp Daek =
ilari~l- oscar c,
Gray Lewis,
Hipp Id e,
Henderson, ~ c. Henderson Pres
Holland ,ino e.
Ivy Nis.
Jones Iack =. Jenes Barnsy c,
Johnson A l., Johnson Lsandsr,
Kelley t're.n {, Kelley Ship,
Kelley l. A,
No.lsy Reno e. M"-ley Bob e,
Ncore Clsud 6, Moore Cievelspd q
Msore Geo e. Mitchell Adam
Mills D T. Means Jno e,
Nc, arter Andrew c,
Phillips q =.
Ray Rob,, Rock~tt stanford e,
Rockstt brown, Richardson J q,
sander. stoke {, Sanders Jordan q
rsIum Robs 9. Taylor Gilbert g
lay lar Levi. e.
No-tier Jns 9.
Wcigh Tom. White Jno q,
White = J. White win.
White Ciar~Hr~ c, Walters A L
wsdhngtoa ID G
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
Charles Jones Goes Free.

vicksbwg.-CharIes Jones, the veal,
.hv Bolivar county planter, who Killed
Je-se Pace. an empIoye Of hrs Pianta-
tion store. several years age, Is ao~
Gre. man. After four trials on eaarss
~ murder the Htiagtiou costing Bolivar
county fully $4,000, Jones has been r.
s,ored to liberty. and another instance
of the effectiveness OF the "h~''''"
law has been shown-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
BURGESS

ales 4 y. Aveht G~o {.
Avent Math =.
Bronner Hail {. Brown Tom c,
Brown CAss :, Burt Alex Jr c,
Burt Alex JF =. Burt Lowry c,
Burt Green e, Burt Robt c.
Blaker l. b c. Bynote Prince e,
Brooks Geo c. Buford Anderson c,
Cook Buster E, Cook W Ne,
Cannon Top c, Cannon Bud c.
Dickens I'd .. Dickens NelSe G.
Davidson Green, Davidson Ed c,
Fisher Ebert,
Garrison James. GRAY Isaac,
Gordon Henry c, Gatlin L W.
Hawkins Tim. Hawkins A X,
Hawkins J W, Hawkins + VI.
Harris Walter c, Hulette Rufus e.
Hollaman Lee c,
Joyner Jno e, Jackson Mack c,
Ming Henry {, King Alex c,
King Chas c.
Lowe Wesley c. Lswshee Lush G,
Mills J p, Moore Rnfes c,
Moore Rice c. Mitchell Jim c,
Matthews .Ino c,
Nelson W &C.
Patton Gale c. Patton Lush c,
Patton Abe c, Patton Lige e,
Patton Bob c, Patton Swanson e,
Rocket sid c, kuffn Geo c,
Ray Chss,
Smith Martin c, Smith James c,
Sweeney Richmond }, shesty &s.e e,
Shields VIII c,
Panola Tatum,
Vaughn Ned c,
Wadlington Even c.
Walington Willis c, Washington Chas c
Wilburn viii c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
SANDERS BOX.

Byrd Jim, Buford Jim,
Burg NJ NJ,
Cook Henry,
Ferrell JEFF, Ferrell J ID,
Gideon Dick, Gregory Gun,
Hill William, Hill Auther.
Howard B ID, Jordan Chas,
Jorden Demfer, Jones Abe.
Kineannon Sim, Kineannon billiard,
ri Icannon Jessie, Kincannon G X,
hiligore B W, Keel J C.
Langham Paul, laugham Scy,
Morrison Frank. asoore Wash,
Miller Jno, sfcsiiower Jasper,
MeClower Bill,
Sivour e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
HOUSTON HoHoReo
Unveiled to Famous Leader
in Texas

sl'le' .s' Tex-Upon the seventy
..ersary Of the battle of San
zach freed Texas froVl Mexico,
q was unveiled here over the
sam Houston, the commander
..tie The monument was
me sts Of Texas. William
orator 81 the day, said that
<''n deserved to rank among
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27

aias'on---Aiaj- George Z. Pickett,
: zen. Pickett, the famous Con
& leader, died on the army trans
an while en- route from Maniha
"a Francisco. Maj Pickett was
u 70 the pxymaster's department
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27

huford NJ & r, Buford t.~o 9,
buford adams r, Iinfurd Phil c.
Buford Dick =,
Campbell Nath c. Cohren Floyd e,
Cohren Lig. e. took ioc e.
Cook Chas Jr {. Carter Tom =,
tarothsrs Ab~ c, Caroth@r. Van {,
trader win c. CamPb-Il Henry {,
Clsrk ! De.
nvIke Minis g, Durham linn c,
fri~ren Chas. Frisr.sn t:~o e.
fslknsr scott r. raiii. tseo c,
Gale. sam =. Car,ign t,u- c,
,;Ats. Lonao =.
Howard t'ing-r =. Howard Curtis c,
lIill l. u e. Hule;t lno / c.
Hunt Ino r. Hudson Obie =.
iiul-on Billie {. HAtheId Guss
Holmes = w. Harvey Hen =.
isabel Chs. e,
johnson sam =, Johnson Rnbt :.
Johnson Rs.pa 9, johnson Thsd c,
Jones Watt e, Jones Romy g,
Jarrett Hubbard c,
Ienkin. jams g, Jenkins vi c,
King Msui.i :. ksy. Cha. c.
I hFNt~ ENhhNf = ifNt% Haut~- 9
Lewis Ha-sie e. Lewis Tom Sr e,
Lewis q NJ 6, Lewis Coiumhu. =,
i.ewis Sherman c. johnson Allen c,
Johnson @ n =. Joen-on Albert c,
Logan sh~i =. Mos W Ne,
Moss Berry ?. Moore Jao =.
haye- Prank =, Matthe~s Harvey e.
Matthew. lee r,
McEwsn t.so :. McEwsn Juo NJ G,
MeEw-n Win =. Mckwsn shag 6,
MeEwsn Billie e, McEwen Lush c.
McEwen Marshall =. Mcmillan stokes c.
Me,:lenn Reuben e. Mcmillan President e
Mcmillan les 6. Mcfarland Jonah =,
Mckinney Morris {,
>ix Isaac.
Price Hob =. Prier Tom =.
irice Boliver e, Pric- Albert c,
Phillip. Robt =. Patton Afford c,
Pcttis u e. Pcttis lienry e.
Pettis Rob r.. Petti- Enoch =.
P-tti- Levi. r. Pctti~ Country g,
Pettis Chunk =. Pe,ti- Henry c,
Pettis J r. Pettis Tom e.
Pettis OraRge e.
Parks Martha r. Park. win e,
Parks Bishop e. Parks Ro-- =.
0uarie- Nm e. Quarlss Robt :.
Ouarls- Harper =. Vusri-- " Ne,
RHfdn Robt =. Richmond Eh e.
Rikard " "
smith Clark 6. smith Mitchell e,
smith D-nnis e,
sims Doyle =. SIM. sidney c,
sims Dvanis =. SINS VIII =.
sims Dr-,l r. Simmons Ar e.
seals Vance 6, Sanders Alv-n :,
>artsin Lonuie =, stephens Jack c,
Sanders Maek g.
Tank~rsiey Ino e. Tsnker.lev tseo Ir =.
Thompson Sherl~y = Thompson VIII II 6
/ Turner Fannie r. Turner Ehish 6,
/ Turner Jesse =. Thomas Pete e.
/ Thomas >ol r. Talb~rt t.eo =,
Webb Van r. Webb Ino Ir e.
Webb Geo ~ = Webb t.eo Jr c,
Webb jno =. Wilson Rab r.
wilson Jeff 6. Wilson Auston 6,
Wilson Miles :. Wil-an sam e.
Wilson Hunter e, .
Wil-oa hantsr e. Wilson I.--s e,
Woods J p e. WOODS lna r,
Washington Henry r, wilkins Robt :,
wilkins Eb E. WYATT Ino =.
Wiley L~wi- 9. Wiley isnsy c,
Young X l..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
ABBkvfLLY.

Anderson G :. Anderson Jim.
An-ton Lust. An-ton Wm.
AlsNander Jim, AleNnn.ler Turk,
Brewer Ioe. Brrc. Rufus.
He'll Tom.
'ummin- Burt. Cummins Iohnsoa.
tOsieh Jno. Collins Rub.
tausloH Clase. Causion Ike,
toii-y J u, Carter Tom.
took Jno,
DAVIS Albert, DAVIS Alonzo,
DAVIS Toney. Davis Frank,
DAVIS Luke. Davis Tom.
Davis Dick, Dennis WIN,
Duke Alex, Duke Broadly,
Elrod NJ
frerroa Henry,
''iilum steve. Gillum / W,
t'orGon Geo. Goron Oscar.
Gales sam. Gales irwin.
uraham Alex. Graham Jack ST,
'.lass sim. Gibson Curry.
Gregory Geo. Gillum : u.
Gran II ".
hickey ", Huston loo.
huston Jim. Herroi John-oa,
iierrod Ed Jr. Hsrrod Ed Sr,
iollzaI h D. Iialland " n.
Hill Oby. Hughes ! h.
hiliari Andrew. Hin Adam,
Jeifreys Eph, Jami-on Geo,
Jones Lux. fone- Isaac,
Johnson VIII.
Logan Judge. Little JohH Denton,
Little Jim. Litesby Jno.
Lockhart Jim,
Moss Ben, Mathews Marsh.
Mitchell Lester. Mitchsll Ash.
Mason George, Mason DoagIess,
Mason Barney. Me,;ee Buck,
Me''ee Chas, Mctsee Jim Jr.
Mcintosh Will, Mc,;ee Mute,
Nelson Eliza,
Pegnes Jim, Pegues Evans,
Peguss Iiope, Pegu~s Jim,
Pegues Ben, PegIe@ Alex,
Phillips Albert. Phillips Leonard,
Phillips Dal, Phillips win,
Price Wade. Price Tliek,
Polk Bill, Porter Wash.
Parks Burel.
Stockard viii Ir, Smith Tob-,
Smith sam, Shields Van,
Shields PinkeSton, stafford ClauI,
>toek Walter, shaw Jno.
Simmons Jno. Stalleup Edgar,
Sanders Ben, Scott Chas,
It John Jim,
Turner Lewis. Turner Bush,
Turner Bob. Tidwell Jno,
ridwell sam, Taylor Wade.
Taylor Arch. Thompson Pete.
Thompson Author. Thompson Ivsn,
rhaeker Lee. Tarter Walter,
Tanner w V,
wilkins Rose, Watson G !.
Wilson Galley, Wilson Ino.
Wilson Jessie, Williams lno.
Williams I u, Watkins Cal,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
RID. MISS, THURSDAY. APRIL p. 1911.

ossrstrset ID ;,
Peguss Joe l., fcgues p NJ,
fegucs ale, Peguss Luke,
feguss G, Pegie. Butler,
legues Payne, regue. Manuel,
Price Jno,
smith Linn, smith Jno,
Watson q ".
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
Vote School Bonds

Wsridiau-At meeting OF the board
s,oo ooo six per cent school improve
81, bonds and $4,000 four and one,
half per cent city hall bonds were sola s,,
At par and accrued interest at at S; pre-.
,,;um TO Well, Roth & Co. OF oinein-
ost
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
DELAY.

Black u 4.
Davis ) Il, Doty RI,
iiAnks Hubbard. Hayse Cubit,
liudgi'- J D.. Harvey { =,
lanes } y,
hifkweod Duee, Knight g Z,
Lester Rome.
Nearing -,
Oliver WIN,
smith W 4. Slaughter g NJ.
Thw-att win. Turner " u.
Vaughn II c,
Whiteside H W
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
0RwOoD.

Adams James c, Anderson Lewis E,
Brown Isaac. Brown Robt
Booker win c, Brazil Iverys
Burt VIII G. Blake Sol c,
Bolton Ed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27

Wa.hinston.-The population oI wa, Wa
49, ysley YaIobusha county, according
- tbe thirteenth census Is 4'-'s, 81 -
'.'',n,,ares 70 ,a viii s,sls in 1900, and ssoa
IN 1880
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
Delinquent Poll Tax List

STATE oF MISSISSIPPI,
Lafayette County.
This i to certify that the foregoing
list OF names we're delinquent for po.i
tax on the ist day Of February. isii.
J. &. HARfSFIEI.D,
sheriff AND 7. &.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27


AvaHt J w, Avant jun,
Avant Iismp. Allen Water,
Bronner Larkin. Buford Jno,
Buford Albert, Barr West Sr,
Bsrr West Ir. harr Jno,
Black Dick. BrawIett Nas
TROUGH Charley. Cannon = A,
cannon Henry. Clark Lucius,
Coueh Frank. Carother Il II,
Carter Baxter. Carter VIII.
Cannon JHo. Chamber. G. W,
Davis Hen. D~mbry Lu-h,
Fair Richman.
,irsnIife Dewitt. GooIsby viii,
t'ib~om VI. eillum Rsht,
,'illunn Arthur.
Hurd Walter. Hurd Rivea,
Hurt Dan. HAYS Jes.ee.
Haskins Gene. Holt NE,
Harris Mil.s. Harms Jno,
Harris l. ID.
lsom Henry.
johnson W NJ. Johnson Spinner,
Jones Gene. Jones Walter,
Jones r ". Jones Dan,
, Jones ]. Jones Frank,
.Iolley I'd,
hirkwood Tom, Kelley Jesse,
keys Owen,
Mullins g I. Miller Lige,
Moore II, Moore Henry,
Moore J W. Morgan Jno.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
TAYLOR.

Armstrong Less, Armstrong Jef,
Brinkley . W. Barnett WIN,
Baron : q. Burt sam.
Burt ri, Beaver J~s-,
l'idiie } II. Barr Wees,
Csroth~rs Ernest. Carothers I'd,
Caroth~rs Lee. Coleman & &,
coleman Ciay. Collins Gus,
Csrothers Henry, CaKort Jim,
Davis SIP. naVi. Luke.
D--kard ] ". Dye Wss-in,
tondren Bud. Fondren Jim,
fondren Walter, FOndren Walter,
tondren stanford, Freeman Il w,
Poster Vince.
Gordon Jno. Cant Henry,
liorsn Jno. Horsn J =.
Hickey S,lar, Heath Cha.,
Hawkins Dave. Holt Alex,
Heard Tom,
is-y Ai-s. iysy Ed,
loyu~F VIII. Ioyner Columbus,
loyn~r Milton, johnson Lswis,
Jones Frank. Jackson Lush,
Low J l.. Lsush~e Lush,
Lister t.us..
Mor.h~sd Ed. Miller Elmer,
Milrr I q,
Martin " .. Martin DuR,
Moreh-Ad Sslo.
,'-burn , :. oliver Blrnm,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
DALL.AS
NO. "a.

DALLAS
Allen Lee,
iiishoP " I. lross v ;,
Coleman bud, Coleman W.T.
C.houn Jno.
Dugla.. J I, Dugl.s. } A,
Duglass . u. Davis L I,
Dalton e. W,
fri1rell J II,
Hallar Jno. hsrwrll Jim,
llarw-ll kd,
Justice L d,
kirkwood Fred,
I.~schman X |,
Morris ; l.,
on~.hy r o, o1srncnt } n,
Phsuiys W l.. Phi;iirs / y,
Piniou J N, PaschaE r W,
Ragin J X
Sykes NJ y, sykes 4.
sykes VI, Sims J T,
! shaw Tom,
T.siford G I, Tsnkersley Cal
worthoar Henry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
TuI.A.

Anderson' Wade,
Black Henry,
Hawks p y, HarwsIl Lewis,
Ivy Fonso,
jenkins Bill, Jones bob,
Keys Jesse, kirkwood Lush,
kirkwood Ellen,
Lester Clark,
Mayes W d. Miller J W, Z,
Oliver : q. Oliver Mo-e,
Oliver Gland,
Smith bud,
Threlkeld g W, Threlkeld y.
Wortham @ W, wortham Gee
welch Ri.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
LAFAYETTE SPRINGS CORP
OXFORD CORP.

Brazi-r Riley.
slaughter = VI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27
TAYLOR CORP.

McEvea Sam,
Psttsts lem D.,
Slos- Or y r.
TAYLOR Dan, Thomas "a,
Tubb- J =,
Williams Alex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-27

ABBEvILLE CORP.
Hines J A,
Major W !, McAhster W ID,
Polk sam.
Williams +, Woods Walter.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28
Frank Baysore Married in
Sioux Falls.

Many will read the clipping below
with pleasure. Frank Is an old Can
ton boy and his many friends wish
him a happy journey through life.
His wife Is one Of Sioux Falls most
esteemable young ladies and Frank is
to be congratulated. 1.-THE marriage
of Frank r. Baysore and Miss Lyia
Tate occurred at 7:45 O'Clock yesterday
morning at ST. MichaelS Catholic
church in the presence of few near
friends and relatives. Rev. Father
Nolan oficiated. A wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tate, 9l7 West Eighth street. The
bridal couple left on the Milwaukee
train yesterday forenoon on a we'd
ding trip to Chicago and Milwaukee.
They will take up their residence in
apartments on Twelfth street upon
their return to the city. Mr.. Baysore
Is the proprietor Of the Queen cafe
and the bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, William Tate of this CITY,"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28

Mrs. DR.. Wendt, Mrs. Howard Bak'
err, Mrs. e. j. Straw and Mrs. DR.. Tut
tie were auto visitors at Harrisburg
last week.
resulted in the election Of O.. IL
Brandhagen over John Bremen by q
majority OF 81.
A number of Canton Knight Temp
lars went to Sioux Falls Tuesday
afternoon to attend a regular meet
ing of the commandry.
Geno LorenSon will soO have a
photo gallery in running order in the
new town Of Faith. They call 1t
"face making'' out there.
Tom Rood has purchased the lot on
the corner Of 4th and Broad way, join
ing Gus Fowles, on which he will
erect a handsome residence.
A. L. Snyder is a new subscriber
this week. He is a paint and paper
artist of high merit and did a splendid
bit of color work for John Benz.
Judge Lindsey will be in Canton.
Wednesday evening, May 10th, and
will deliver a lecture in the August
ana college chapel on that date.
Jones and Roderick are looking
after the Asylum ewe contract
which will when built connect the
Indian Asylum with the city system
The Odd Fellows and Allied Societ
les attended divine service at the
M. e. church last Sunday and listened
to a splendid sermon by Pastor Buritf
Mrs. George Sedg wick, wife of the
Hawarden postmaster, and daughter
of Mr.. f. A. e. Goodroad, was a Can
tsn visitor Wednesday and returned
home Thursday.
Great events in the history OF this
country took place in April beginning
with Lexington, and Concord. then
Sumpter, the surrender Of Lee and
death of President Lincoln.
Roy Millage of Dayton was in towr
Monday. He is now a resident o
Dayton township, having purchased
one of the fine farms that corners at
Dayton Hall. Mrs. Mtllage is n o,
the LEADERS valued correspondents
but owing to a change Of residence il
March, and so much to do at the new
home, she has been silent, but LEADER
readers and the Editor hope to heal
from Dayton Hall regularly hereafter
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28
The Sound Sleep OF Good Health.

Can not be overestimated and any
ailment that prevents it is a menace
to health. j. L. Southers, Eau Clair,
Wis, says: 81 have been unable to
sleep soundly nights, because Of pains
across my back and soreness OF my
kidneys. My appetite was very poor
and my general condition was much
run down. have been taking Foley
Kidney Pills but a short time and
now sleep as sound as a rock, my gen
eral condition is greatly improved and
| know that Foley Kidney Pills have
cured me-" Sold by SHERMAN &
ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28
1aIS5WID@2SA
Local..
@SWS@8@

Canton is an obile center.
Mrs. A. r. Jameson is reported on
the sick list.
Mrs. Geo. Sherman is visiting in
Sioux Falls.
DR.. Morrison and Ole Hack were
Sioux Falls visitors last Monday.
Week end chocolates at the Up-To-
Date Pharmacy % cents a 10. box.
j. r. DirkSen, a prominent Grant
township farmer, died very suddenly
last week.
Mrs. E. X. Rogness of Sioux Falls
spent Sunday and Monday in this
city.
Clyde Kinsley came down from
Sioux Falls Saturday for an over Sun
day visit at home.
Thomas Thorson went to Sioux
City Tuesday returning Wednesday
evening.
Roy Nugen of the State Mutual
Fire Insurance Co., was at Parker
last week on business.
r. J. Knowlton has had a fine gar
age built of cement blocks In the
rear Of his Broadway residence.
Myron Rood took a theatre party
to Sioux Falls last Saturday night in
his auto.
Judge Lindsey will deliver a lecture
May 10th, in the chapel at Augustana
college. Don't forget the date.
John Gilman, Frank Cable and
James Overseth we're Hudsonites who
favored Canton with a visit Sunday.
Mrs. j. f. Cooley, wife of editor
Cooley, known in Hudson and Can
ton, died in Sioux Falls last week.
Mrs. DR.. Hummer and two sons,
left for Washington, Monday for a
visit with relatives and friends, which
Include her own and DR.. Runners
parents.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28
Congratulations From DR.. Swickard

Rev, pr. Swiekard now located at
Stgourasy, Iowa, formerly pastor of
The VI, 4. church ia this city, sends
E.aiter q the LsApEs the following
note and with it kind regards TO all
cid fEseaas; The LsAasa is before
ma-t read; SNo license and a earn
esis Library in ene day IS not SO bad,
siaFEah fuE Canton,
l congratulate yea and che good
people Of Canton and harrah with
yea Aggs surprised that there should
ee pr voters ia Canton who want
salaeas. We rejoice for the library
tee MAY yea and Canton continue to
prosper Is the wish OF your friend,
y, A, SwlCKARp,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28
Notice For Bids

The Board of Education Of the Can
ton City School District requests bids
for the construction OF a frame ad-
dition to the East Side School House
in accordance with plans and speclf-
cations now on file with the clerk OF
said board. Certified check Of 800.
must accompany each bid. Successful
bidder to enter into q written con-
tract and furnish bond. Bids will be
considered April %, 1911. Board re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. Il. Il. SMITH
President of the Board.
Attest:
HARRISON j. BROWN,
Clerk.
Just received q car load of Peerless
wire fence. Best on the market.
S.H. BOWMAN LUMBER Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28
A Reliable NIedictne-Net a Mar
cOtic.

Mrs. f. Marti, st. Joe, Michigan,
says: "onr little boy contracted a Sc
7sre bronchial trouble and as the doc
tors medicine did not cure him, /
gave him Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound in which / have great
faith. It cured the cough as we'll as
the choking and gagging spells, and
he got we'll in a short time. FOley's
Honey and Tar Compound has many
times times saved us much trouble
and we are never without 1t In the
house" Sold by SHERMAN & ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28
Comfort and 4 PIous Soul.

Comfort n q PIou0 Soul.
6usan's only comfort under the or
cumstances vas to reflect that Sir Guy
was certainly going. at no distant date.
to a place where his rank would not be
cestry would be nothing compared to
the period for which he would be
doomed to suffer torment.-From
James Payne's 'Gwendoline's Har
vest"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28
II. G.. WOLFE
Graduate Optician

We sell the best wire fence, the
"Peerless." S. II. BOWMAN LBR. Co.
Sam Max of Inwood, Iowa, was a
Canton visitor the first of the week.
Miss Maude Lewis went down tC
Elk Point, last Friday for a visit with
friends.
Mrs. George Ehrheart of Sioux Fails
is visiting friends and relatives in
Canton.
Mrs. Herman Richter has gone tC
Portsmouth, Nebr., called there by
sickness OF an aunt.
Mrs. Napoleon Lewis came up from
Alcester, the first of the week and
was a guest at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. j. M. Lewis.
Mrs. Valentine Seib and daughter
from Brooklyn N. Y, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Shields, the form
er'S mother.
The ladies aid society of the M. e.
church will give a Is cent tea at the
home of Mrs. Edgar Dean next We'd
nesday afternoon, May Bird.
Mrs. Ferrand Manson of Rapid City,
is in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
Manson. Ferrand is connected with
the U. S. land Office at Rapid.
The Lyric gave W nights Of great
entertainment this week, when they
billed Frank Mcmahon the champion
of the world wrestler at his weight.
Mrs. ]. A. Steinber and baby, Voyle
EmmonS and her two little girls,
| Wava and Fern, have gone 20 their
home at Linton, N. d., after a two
months visit with relatives in Can
ton.
A baseball game at the fair grounds
next Saturday between Parker and
Augustana College promises to give
the lovers of a good game of ball a
run for their money.
Mrs. T. E. Eastcott returned from
Mitchell Sunday, where she had been
for several days helping Mr.. Eastcott
hunt for a house so they might move
their household good this week.
Houses in Mitchell are like houses in
| Canton--hard to find for rent.
The l. O. o. f. held their twenty
second anniversary Wednesday even.
ing and a great time "a had. The
Schubert quartette gave an excellent
program and the Misses Wava Byrnes
and Blanche Parke gave readings that
were much Ell enjoyed. Rev. BuriG gave
a very pleasing address after which
a very delightful lunch was served.
Those present had a most delightful
time.
The first ball game of the season
was played Monday afte rnoon at the
fair grounds between the Augustana
college club and a Klondike nine. The
college band was out and paraded
around town in handsome uniforms,
to the splendid appearance Of this
fine organization under the able
leadership Of Prof. Berdahl. The
college nine was defeated by Klondike
! in a lively game by a score of l6 to 5.
The Klondike ball team is composed
of as lively a bunch of ball players as
can be found in any rural community
in the state. Most of them live in
Dayton township, and Omar Hoken-
Stad has been one Of the leading
spirits in the organization for Sc veral
years. The LEADER believes the
klondike club a match for any club
in the county and would like to see
it try conclusions with Worthing or
Lennox. What say you Omar?
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28
Stores Open Until 7:3O.

The following stores will keep open
until 1870 o'clock until fall In order to
accommodate those who wish to come
In during the evening:
Berry Bros.
Puckett-Pidcoe Co.,
Chraft & Hansen,
Gilbert Satrang,
Lewis s. Son.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28

Remember that the water meters
aFe read May ISL, and all meters
aeedia9 Ii ase ordered repaired, l
GARY a fall line Of repairs and meters,
Osaess pIoIaptly attended To
I3sf Il, A, Lee
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28

May first the city will read water
meters and order them repaired if it
is necessary. Remember l keep all
kinds of repairs and new meters.
43tf. H. A. Lee