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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-29
WOMEN
MAY AVOID
By taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

The following letter from Mrs.
Orville Rock will prove how unwise
it is for women to submit to the
dangers of surgical operation when
it may be avoided by taking Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
She was fOurWcckS in he hospital
and came home suffering worse
than before.
Here is her own statement.
Paw Paw. Mich. -"TwU years ago
| clffnrhI ~ wi, IA y lj.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-29
Missouri Pacific Time Table
BUTLER STATION.
June II, 1911

June II, 1911
NORTH.
No. 206 Kansas City Accommodation 700 q. m.
No. 208 st. Louis & X. C. Mall & Elk l2:4O p IN.
No 2lO Southwest Limited ........... 1918 D. m.
Kansae City Stock ..~................. $40 p. m.
LoCdA reIRnt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lO:jU q. IN.
SOUTH.
No. 200 South west Limited .. SOB q. m
No. 2O7 K. G. 4 Joplin Mail h Ex 1913 p M
No. 205 Nevada Accommodation 9:45 y. m.
No. 29l local Freight ............... l2:lj D. m
INTERSTATE.
WEST.
No. 693 Madison Local Freight. G:30a m
No 81 Madison Accommodation is p. m.
EAST.
No. 63S Butler Accommodation 1901 D. m.
No. 1914 Butler Local Freight ....... 1850 p. m.
Freight trains Nos. 1913 and GA carry paseen.
gers on Interstate Diviaion. No other freight
trains carry passengers.
All freight for rwarding must be at depot
not later than eleven O'Clock IN or be held
for following days forwarding. Freight for
Interstate Division must be delivered before
five o'clock p. IN, No freight billed for this
train in morning. 4. Z. VANDERvooRT,
Agent.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-29
Warrensburg Pigeon Lofts

so pair Homer or Carrier
pigeons ...............$1 per pair
Red Carneaux. 81 to SIS per pair
Horneaux. isis to $50 per pair
Our stock is direct from the
importers and all guaran.
teed in every respect. The
above offer on Homers will
only be good until we sell
one pen of sixty pair.
REFERENCE-Banks: CONNER.
cial, Citizens.
e e E. r. HQUT, ~;.s;i :.sa:,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-29

PROPOSAL OF AN ACT OF THE 46TH GEN.
ERAL ASSEMBLY OF MISSOURI FOR
THE RATIFICATION THEREOF BY THE
VOTERS OF SAID STATE AT AN ELEC.
TON TO BE HELD FOR THAT PURPOSE
ON TUESDAY. AUGUST, /, 1911
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03

Coloma, Wisconsin. - l tire Aar ~besveredes jeg med
%kvindelig svaghed, Uregelmsssighed, Rygsmerter og
nedadtrykkende smerter. Jeg saa Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compounds Bekjendtgjdrelse og tenkte at
prove Diet. Efter Brugen af Aere Flasker fandt jeg at
Diet hjalp mig og jeg maa sige, at jeg nu er aldeles
frisk og kan like Take Dem nok for, hvad Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound udrettede for mig" -
Mrs. John Wentland, R. F. D, Mr.. 3, Box 60, coloma.
Wisconsin.
kvinder som places med de til hendes Kidn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03
@islpffet 2uftiejlaos.

S. q. 8. McGur0p, en- un9 cana-
Diff S%uftifipper, gioroe li6lte Manoog
6ormio0ag ct 6orieg paa at ieile fra
Seq @elt til &obona, @1rba, me6 lin
9obbeltplans Glppemaitine. Mflton-
ben er 115 @ile. Set ,Ipffeoes ban1
Dog life at f%ul6enoe &eiien, ioet bans
Smereolie Hap op in6en Fan nooeoe
9apona, iaa ban blep neoiaget til at
gao neo til &obflo6en ca. 10
Mile fgr ban noaeoe lit @oaI. Ser
bar truffet meget ombpggelige Tor-
bereoelier til Glugten, babe af Mc~
europ ielp og al Marine6eportemer-
tet,oer bab0e itillet ct MntaI Sorpeoo,
baooe til @aaoigbe6, iom lag6es / en-
9inie me6 10 Miles Mfitor0 fra @ey
@eit til &abana. Starten bar meget
pellpftet, og 6lugten gift for Jig int
Der De be6ite @ilfaar, iaa Ser er in
gen Sbtbl ONT, at ben pil6e blepet
fulofsrt, ON Glpberen bop6e boot
tilitreffeligt die. 6lpbebaitigbe
ocn bar ca. go Mile / 9imen. @e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03
Sopen ONT 3olofomisionen peotasen

Sioite @anoag pe6tog &ongres,
lens 81 Representations mes 1856
Stemr1er imo0 SO 2opforiloget ON
Sprettelie al en- permanent Solo,
aomtsiion GSariff 8oar6"), ion
ifal aflsie Set %n1.oerenoe u8oaro".
bois 5ieneitetio u0leber me6 l16gon.
gen al SUM- @aane6. Sen rpe So.
mi5iion, lom lfal bape @opeofontor
8oibington, 8. g. men fan boIoe
M}eoer bpor iom bellt SEN finder Sci
for goot, ifal beitaa al 5 MeoIem
l11er 90 bore l1politiif, s. b. i. at lift
mere mes 3 al 6ens Meolemmer mac
tilbpre set famine politiife &orti. 81
2emofraterne I &epreientantDnie:
ltemte 80 @eolemmer, leoeoe a
Champ G(arf,6e fon1men0e Speofer
for &eotagelien al 6ori(oget, n1e6en;
81 ltentte ino0 Set. 6oriloget goq1
MI til Genatet og bi( liffert ser bIipt
peotoget me0 fort 6lertol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03

henh3rende besvarlge Onder burde like overse disse Kjendsgjer
ringer, e1er tvivle ON Evnen Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound til at gjenoprette deres Sundhed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03
Joma.

- q. %. Mnoerion, Ell GARNER,
lpp Mil 5popeit for Strong 2afe,
blep peo ct llpftestilfeloe orebt al
lin 22=aarige 5en Mrel it6ite l1ge.
Sennen ifgo ttlmaals, % 6o6eren
nforbaren6e TOM mellem Ssnnen CO
@fipen og bleb rant lige oper set
penitre Gre. @snnen er 1,oe al Jig
ielp ODER ltlptten.
= Sobn. 0lion al 6orelt Gitp
tager ahfeo JONI Stats=8 onfinipet-
ter, Iaolnart ban er fer6ig meo lit
Grbeioe / Sen beitlige Gel al Sta
ten. Set forlp6er, at Sllon isger
stillingen iom Mational=8 onfinipef=
TOR efter %. g. Sones, iom bor BE-
gieret Mfifeo for at rejie til Be-
iten.
= Mariball Oil Company, set
itprite uafbengige 0liefompagni / Sc
6oreneoe Stater, meo @ooeofontcr
og &enierier / Mariballtopn og 81
lialer / Molon @itp, 0falooia, Sim
coin, ct. 2ouis, Siour Sails, Mber=
seen, Sarge, gilbert Seq, 8ismarcf
% @inneapolis, oil / Ell ner 6rer:,=
tio uoltreffe Gorretningen til Sc:
%lpopeitlige Self og bor uoieet Salt
las Gttp iom Centrum for Omiul.
ningen.
= equator 2%afapette Dol1ng, Ser
igger @alg til 6orbum0s lite
Set for oioeoe 0olliper, bgrer til
oem, Der life biller Sen ,,pe Solo=
.operensfomit mellem Sc 6or. Stater
og Canada mes flor @leoe. @ar1
erfl9rer Sen for at p9re ct S(ag
Mnligtet poa So>pos 6armere % &p=
peri fra @nrpeiter 5rl,lteus SIDE
@an tiger, at bpis sen bliper: goo
fien6t, oil ser blipe ell mngtig IT'D:
panoring al 6ormerc fra 5tatcrn'
til Canada, og Sl1noreoe @illione
Dollars oil blipe brogt fer fra eta
terne in0 / Gano0o / 1911 og lat
9ano 6eroppe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03
aonoingsiteoet. 0e ioaleoes bomber

2onoings{teoet. So ioaleoes banoer
oct un1aturlige, at 6olt, iom isger
2ono, efter Mnfomiten til Seem Sort
pe6bliper at pasiere lige igiennem,
&eit pao, mebens iamtioig &r1oreoer
al 2an6meno / Sc peitlige Stater,
JON life er iaa beloige at eie oeres
eeet @iem, moerisge 6orDoloene
9iten meo Set 6ormaol at fiebe
2ano, bpor oeres minOre @opital oil
pare tilltrrtfelig til at fire Jig en-
6orm itor not for oeres bele 6am1i.
lie.
Men life Blot bar loa mango l,t,ge
Meno forlaot oeres Geores @aar
for at gao &eit poa, n1er Sc talrige
inouitrielle 6oretaeenSer / Steoerne
friiter itaoigt mango bort fra 9anoct
m1eoens iomtioig Iorlpltelier % in'
telleftuelle @bo1eer gisr 0eres Gel
til at tiltreffe Sc lt,1ge. Gr set no
get ltnoer, at UNDER iaaoonne 6or'
bolo mango al Sc gonle 2arbm9no
fsler lia l,oe al Stuub til lengere at
optoee @on1peu, ioet Sc fsler &anifc'
lisbeoen peo at finoe %foroelogtig
&inlp til at oyrfe Soroen, % oerfor
foretr9ffer, ia, ofte er ns0te til at
ielge oeres Torm for bnao Sc fan
foo for sen? Sg lfisnt hi fan babe
Meolioenbeo mes oisie gamle 6olf.-
6aftum er, at Ser finoes fortriulise
lloiigter pao bisie iamme 6arl1e for
energetic l,nge 2onon9no mes Ell ILL
lie 8opitol. ion pil tage fat pao rette
Moooe Der / Staten Seem Sort, Dpor
oe life Blot bill finoe ct goot Stem
oa 9o6 S,,oton1it, men. bpor ct goot
4lima, gooe Sfoler, eooe Maboer og
4irfer, Sc beoite Marfeoer og Sern=
boner fin6es nerpe6 alle 6arme.
Mlle, iom n liter n9r1nere Splps.
ntneer angooenoe 2anobrugsforbol=
oene fer / Staten Seem Dorf, ber lfri=
be uofsrligt til %. 81 ifal ga ien0e
Dor 6orm=@nlletin mes 9eitripelie
al ca. 1000 6arme for Salg, iant
@irfuIerer mes anore npttige 81.
lpsnineer. 9igeleoes ifal ri ifriitz
Zig beipare alle spergsmaal iaapiot
ri fan. Mlle Me06elelier ien6es ob=
iolut frit.
Snlius Mploenbamer,
asiiitent q. 3. state agricultural
Department,
90 3orf &om, SEEM Dorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03
S6uetpiQer 9erlkino
Seattle.

Otter at bape iu1get / Bortlano og
Tacoma, lang Sr. Sobannes Serifiuo
/ Seattle %. Sanuar 81. 8 Mften.
Set bar life olene meo bans glaze
Gauge % bulnoriltiife Iortellinger
Silbprerne blep benrepet, men oglaa
peo /. Cts. at ban lang Set pes leg,
lille Mp'r", at Sc fra Slnil rprtes
til Saorer, pe6 set iaa fenne og bipr=
teli9e 6oreoragstalent, iom @r. Ser
itino beiiooer / 6orbin6elie meo lit
naturlige, pir1oeu0e &eien.
Ser bar fulot @us al ioopel &or=
life iom Ianife, ser fappeoes ON at
piie songeren 6eres 8egejitring, og
ban bar ga ogioa ioa ellfperoig at
gipe nogle g]fstronumre.
5il slut opf ororeoes ST.. 9erifino
til at gjentoge lin Song=Mften; men
bette bar besperre lmuligt, oo ban
ollere0e bap0e lobet at gipe 9o capo
Mften / Eortlono og Socoma; men
ltoen at bet9nfe Jig blep en- 1eI Sci
enige ON at oroge til Sacomo, 70
en6nl1 engong at globes be6 6ett
Ggte &jobenbopnerbumpr.
Gprinben bapoe Mr. Setter Neter
len og @uitrlt, Brighton, urrongeret
EFT fejlig 6rofoit PAD oeres imuffe
gilla til Sore for @r. @erifin0, bpis
@eigg / Seottle bar en- ofgiort suf=
ces; og olle nerer ri ct inoerligt
2nife ON, at sen GLADE Sunger mart
btl fomn1e igien.
Seq fan go0t for taa
noet lille Sfin6"
Gang poo Gang
broger 11o / &eroen
mcb lin Gang.
Gor Set moa oo bore
en- merfeltg Gl1gl,
Ser ,1oor Sen fpIer @ingerne bore
bliber ii6oenoe bjer1me paa ct @er6e.
Carlo 5. Ziberg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03

eftis .fter $r,oennmer paa bett
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03

foltningen / &o,1apa, ion bar blepen
unoerrettet pe6 Telegram ON at 2uft>
leileren bap6e itartet, erflereoe itrots
|9elligoog ODER belle 8pen og iam(c>
beg beo Sabnen for at mo6tage 2uit.
leileren. Sfuffelien bar flor, "a
Me66elelien tom ON ltbel6et. 2llii=
tibet par foripnet mes Hontonsr,
laa BET bar ipnfefrit, og Mcgrr6p og
bans Maifine bleb optaget al Ell
9ampifib. San agter at gientogc
.6orieget, me6 @anono iom l1o9ones
punt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03
et8(imt If 9imten.
e n . . M:

Seq orpllte mig / &imlen> leg bpilet
pao Ell Gin,
iom bapoe LIANT lit &oieniter al Da-
gems fbrite @rp.
Seq laa Gatioo &eni's rgluroro"
Sag Set gap,
0g oy6t 0erneoe iaa leg BET msrfe.
blaa @op.
ga formed ser Jig for mig en- meg
tig @ape=Sal
- 0g 9nfter bar iaa berlig, ioa iso,
iaa milo, iaa ipal -
Sg leneit ttlbage ioa leg en- @cene
Claiming flor
Sen lao iom en- Saoge. Seq berte
6uglefor,
Gog nei! ieg tog bit fell, @iolinerne
man itemte,
gl letteo Soosen og leg ioa = ia
set mig naiten ifremte -
ct Orfeiter piitnof poa Gituiino Mu.
itfnnter-
Og togof(q6te Sfiffelj er fom ino
fra ale @nnter.
8orpentninesfulo leg Jas og fslte
bbis lea naa'6e
ut bsre 6enne Opera, ga Isit bar 81,
bets @oa6e,
Seq ane6, at paa Seenen fit frem
ni11e Gin bragt
Sc berligite 2ipsipn Blot beo @uii-
TENS Magt
Smsipet belt of Soner etbpert u$por-
for! = @portil!"
Sil intet billie ipinoe n1eo ait uMig
ielp" Seq biz.
Sen itore aoriets &ierligbeb Gone
g%lanolen flar
6oritaaet, feet og felt, bill poa ali
MT 9ipe Gbar
ga rejite 9irigenten Jig = ioo u,1,
6erligt ieg b9ber -
@eetbopen bar set og ieg ier lin Saft-
ibof op ban baper,
@n @sitiSs Stilbe6 bIep ser, MI Sci
Derlige pi( fomme
ga paag1eo leg - Mf! fun Ell 9rgn1
- % 9rsmmen Sen bar olnme.
Seq bar igien berne0e pao bor taage:
Sc 9lanet
@en fr16t jeg tror at leg 6og bar e.
Clint al @inrlen feet,
ut leg @1rlifen Ell fit bprt, 6erfo1
ieg Soar far faroig:
Set par'io iimpeltben for0i leg Ser
til eli bar pnr6ig,
... 6. 6. 6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03

Mifemasier, JONI ilpngeoes op al Sui:
fonen. Ser bar 2 6lo6bslger, Ell 4
SOB, Ell anoen IL 500 bpie, og {
9anosbper blep belt uoiletteoe me.
0ens 3 les nregen Sfa6e. Sororp.
itelierne begpnote allereoe 6re0oe ol
mango Snofe0te iegte itrafs Siffer
beo, ga gulfanen pfte bar bopt lis:
brl1o, og 8eboerne bao6e Grfarinl
ON 6oren beo oisie. Ser omfom in
gen Mmerifanere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03

2onosm mani 6reb /
peo e II @fsp1oio n.
81 omtalte for ct &ar Tiger iioen,
at Ell Mano beb Napn Gbriition Sen=
len bar omfomlnen lonmel1 n1eo Z
andre Me0lemrner al 8eietingen
omboro / II. g. @rp6ier uDelapare"
beo en- 4ie6elefsploiian. 1et CT nu
oplpit, at Gbriitian SEMEN, ser por
ltuoerofficer omboro, bar fpot / Mar.
BUS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03
@ulfanif 1tbbruo paa &9ilippinerne.

@ultane11 Soal paa 9uaon. sen
neiftgrite al gems iloipruoeuoe
8ierge> Ser ligger poa EN- 9 miot /
en- Sn0lp / 8otangas Nropinien, Dap=
Sc Ii6ite genoog ct ooloiomt ltobrl10
Ser l%e6iage6es al Sor0rpitelier og en-
Glo6bplge, iom operifplleoe S1oipens
@re6oer. 800 Mennej fer omfpm l111=
Ser Sor6ifielpet, 6els orufneoe, oels
blep %begropeoe unoer Sc 9pno= oQ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03
Np Generals npernbr til CANADA.

@anaoas nuberenoe @enerol=@r -
pernsr, Sorl @reD, bpis 5ermin uO-
lsber / September, oil blipe efter.
f1lgt al @ertugen al @onnaugbt, en-
8rooer til of6poe Song @0maro. Ito
napnelien er ifet efter ct al Song 60
morb for bans 9p6 uotalt 9nffe.
Me6belelien ON oenne ltonepnelie
liges at babe baft megen Silfre0sbeo
/ Canada. bbor man nenter, at Ser
tugens 0pbolo oil eipe @oneoita0en
Shotpa Iterre politilf og iocial Sno-
flpoelie og H6roge til at giere 8pen
mere bopeoita6smesiig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03
beIb!1rI;e0
for $va0e
1kVtn0er.

vi kjender ingen AIedicin al sa stor Virkning Hebredesen
af kvindeiget Sygdomme ener som har modtaget saa mango egte
Anbefalinger, end Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
I nesten allie Egne vii man 6nde Kvinder som har gjenvundet
|Sundheden we'd Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. Nae
stem enhver Kvinde man mqder er enten SEW, eler kjender andre
som er bleven hjulpet derived.
1 Pnkham-Laboratoie Lynn, Mass, gjemmes over en- Mil
lion ct hundrede Tusinde Breve fra sundhedss@gende Kvinder, j
hvilke mango med Navns Underskrift bevidner, at de gjenvandt
Sundheden we'd at BRUCE Lydia E. PinkhamIs Vegetable Com
pound.
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound hr reddet mango
Kvinder fra kirurgiske Operationer.
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound er tilberedt udeluk-
kende af R9dder og Urter, og err aldeles uskadelig.
Diets store Virkning hidr9rer fra, at Diet indeholder Blandings-
stoffer, der indvirker direkte paa de kvindeige Organer og for
nyer deres sunde og norn1ale Virksomhed.
Tusnder. af Privilege og agte Anbefalnger, som den fqlgende,
beviser dette simple Middels Evner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-03
uort uatofa

Der a11rette0es Sfaoe for minoit
$4,000 peo Ell 8rauo / llniou
8locf, Sarge, EFT to=Gtages Bpgni1g
poa 8roa0mop og l.. Mpe. &C., iiOite
uge. Slocn lfplote5 Seluantenoelle
/ aeIoerett. Set brpnote for flere
6orretninger, Sarge Tailoring
Company, Meltern Supply COMPANY
og Green Grabbing Stomp Company.
= @illiam 8arrp, lom for ii
Iar iioen / @apalter County 0rebte
lin 5ieneitefarl Mnorelp Mellen, fom
ii6ite l1ge u0 al Statsfengslet efter
at babe iiooet ser neiten III Mar.
8orrp blep / Suli 1901 funoen ifpl=
big | Moro / fprite @rao % 0emt
til lipsparigt 6englel. Ser blep M
Gag, og / Mopember 1908 fan0t SUI
r9en Da1H 1tDlDtg t WorO I a1tOelo
Grab og faitiatte straffen til ipr
Mars SGngiel. 9ommeren pil0e life
go0fien0e 6enne &ienoelie. 8arrp5
Sag blep ga benlagt til @alib Count
tn, bbor ban / Sommeren 1904 blcu
erfleret ifpl0ig / Wforo / fprlte @ral
og Stroffen faitiat til liosparigt
6angiel. Ser blep appelleret til
Seieiteret, ser omitprteoe SEN ii0it
&ienoelie og erflere0e, at Mini:
mumsitraffen un6er Sen an0en 9om:
f9loelie if1loe ful0bprOes. @run.
Sen til>o 8arrp life llap u0 fer, bar.
at @eieiterets &ien6elie life bar BE:
bet meo0elt Observation-Disclosures
paa rette Maaoe.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-21

had any following among so many
men who were aided In their political
ambition by the men SO outrageously
traduced.
The editors Of the state have made
and unmade many politicians In Their
battles, and whether they endorse a
ne wspaper man or a farmer or a law.
yer for governor, they are going to be
sure that their choice Is worthy OF
the honor as well as their aid.
The newspaper men OF the state
ask nothing at the hands OF the politi-
clans or law makers but a square deal.
They are not seeking a newspaper
man for governor or any other Office
for the purpose of revenge, but they
will do their best to help elect men
VIC are able to think for themselves
and can not be led around by a can't
ing demagogue like Curtiss.
At the January meeting at
Yankton action will be taken on
matters discussed at Sioux Falls, and
1t is quite reasonable to presume that
the politicians will be more or less In
terested In the result.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-21
Notice Regarding Lincoln County
Eighth Grade Examination.

|sE
There will be an Eighth Grade
Examination held in the Courtroom
at Canton on July q and %, beginn-
ing at eight O'Clock, also n on Aug
81 and September l.
Those who failed In the May exami.
nation may try again at these times
II they wish. Only subjects with
standing below so percent will need
to be written upon,
All pupils who failed may write at
these examinations, but l advise only
those who failed in less than three
subjects to do it. Those who failed
In three or more subject will find an
other year spent upon the work will
be much more profitable than any
thing else.
Please notify me by July Is II you
plan to take the July examination and
by August % II you plan the August
examination.
Our Eighth Grade Commencement
Exercises will be held 10 the Court
room, Saturday afternoon. August 5
At 3 o'clock. Dean Perisho OF the
University OF South Dakota will de-
liver the address.
DILLA WIMPLE,
County Superintendent.
E|A AA ~
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-21
CORRESPONDENCE
Lincoln.

July - ioil'
Clara Tuntland spent last Sunday
with Bessie Rusten.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Erland Rus
ten a seven pound baby boy, Sunday
July IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Oren visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marius Nelson last
Sunday.
Miss Vareide is assisting Bartlett
Tuntland with the housework.
M. Il. Eneboe and family were out
auto riding last Sunday.
We are glad 10 see the corn crop In
such good condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Vareide and Mr,
and Mrs. Ralph Millage visited at the
home of SiIas Millage last Sunday.
Ella Drumming called at Magnild
Gubbrud's last Sunday.
Erick Kittelson Is the first on the
list to begin stacking.
Charlie Hagen and family are back
from their claim near Rapids City.
Valdmar Nelson is assisting Mr..
Rusten In haying.
John drumming is building a new
chicken house.
Mrs. Valdmar Nelson called on Mrs.
Rusten last Monday
Mrs. John Nelson Is in Sioux City
for an operation. BUSY BEE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-21
Grant Township.

July II, 1911.
Christ Hanson has been helping his
brother Henry for a couple OF days
while finishing up harvest.
Bent Peterson Is on The road now
with his medicine wagon ana from re-
ports is having a fine trade.
Andrew Skie was marketing beef In
Lennox Saturday,
Arthur Peterson, Betsy and olga
Ller were callers at Lewis Larson,s
Sunday.
Ed Johnson and family were visi-
tors at Gunder Johnson's sunday.
Theo. Fodnes and family were call
ers at o. Lier's Sunday.
Frank Neauman and family we're
Sunday visitors at Glen Vests.
Ye scribe and wife and two sons en-
joyed a ride around the neighborhood
Sunday and were entertained Tor
some time at C. Johnson'S with music
while the boys were examining the
motor buggy and having a ride In IT,
Martin Fodnes and X. Hill were en-
joying a ride in the balmy palm OF
natures GOODNESS Sunday evening.
Some of the boys tried to play ball
the other day but gave 1t up and 1t
was a wise move.
We understand a surprise was ten
dered Andrew Skie Saturday evening.
Has any body any kick coming on
good roads this summer? Ii so, you
should trade your auto for a mule
team.
The hay crop is almost a total fall
ure out this way.
H. Stubstein was at Sioux Falls
Thursday
Minnie Stubstein is enjoying a va
cation and is home enjoying the fresh
country air.
Everybody is stacking but 1t is a
short JOB this year.
Mr.. Bogue and family were out for
a ride Sunday and informed us he was
looking for apples. We don't know
what luck he had but we noticed him
looking over the first Box Elder grove
he came to-.
The Lutheran church of Grant
township will have a picnic In Lewis
Larson's grove next Sunday for the
benefit Of the Orphans home at Beloit.
A program and services will be held.
Everybody cordially invited.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-21
Sioux Falls Honors Canton.

Wednesday, the second day OF the
Canton races, was Sioux Falls day and
the Power City responded beyond all
expectation. About S5 automobiles
loaded with the business and progress
sive men Of that city came down to
show a brotherly feeling for a town
that has always been a friend OF
Sioux Falls since the days when Char
lie Howard backed the grasshopper
sufferers with seed grain "for another
CROP" 1t was estimated that some
thing like 400 gentlemen and ladies
came down to enjoy the races, and
they seemed pleased with their trip
and the program. Judge Jones, Edi-
tors Dotson and Day, Col. Grigsby,
Judge Aikens, Peter Haas. Nye Phi
lips and Col. Boyce were among the
visitors. 1t was a splendid response
to Canton's invitation, and as Geo.
Schlosser remarked to the writer last
Friday: II got every car and every
man started that wanted to go, about
400 of them, but I got left with three
others, because there was not another
car in town to be had. 1t was diff
cult to estimate the number, but l
am OF the opinion that between 80
and 90 cars left Sioux Falls for Can
ton.
Canton fully appreciates the gener-
spirit of her neighbors and the LEAD
ER is proud of Sioux Falls for her
demonstration of friendship.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-21
Dayton.
July 10, 1911

Last weeks news failed to reach
the LEADER office In time. Perhaps
it went In search of the letter OF two
, weeks ago which was lost somewhere.
There were no services the past two
Sundays as Rev. and Mrs. Biggar have
been attending camp meeting. Sun
day school next Sunday at two and
preaching at 3. Everybody cordially.
invited.
Dat harvest is about over and the
crop will be very light.
Quite a number of farmers moved
their oats and used an attachment on
the mower to carry the grain.
Obed Olsen was one of the farmers
who cut his grain with the mower
and he thought it was q joke on the
binder, but Obed is optimistic.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bremen, Mis-
Nellie Bremen, Mrs. w. A. Bremen
and little daughter Hope and Lois
Lantaff called at Roy Villages Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Holyfield visited friends neal
Alcester a few days last week.
Miss Mabel Abbott has been In
Canton for a week with Mrs. Cosper.
Miss Hannah Olsen visited with
friends In Canton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Thornton are
the proud and happy parents of a
pair Of bouncing baby boys born
Tuesday July IS. DR.. Turner was in
attendance and both mother ano
babies are doing we'll.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-07-21
Opposed to Gamble.

a prominent republican politician
alid 70 the writer the other day while
attending the meeting Of the Press
Association at Sioux Falls, "Put me
down for the best speech ] can make
against the return Of Robert J.
Gamble to Washington, and this gen
tleman Ii m able speaker, . square
tod reformer and : man whose poll.
ttcal record Is clean. The sentiment
expressed by the party referred to, is
quite general In the state, and Sena-
tor Crawford IS getting . great deal
Of unfavorable criticism for allowing
himsslf 70 b led around by the nose
" Gamble.