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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-11

ior prisoners. caliente. $s.75: Ioha
A'wing. salary. 5000: l. Huntsman.
plies. $la.ov: w. ID. Maynard, coro.
foaa work. 50; ,Piocha Drug Go., aup-
ners uIry. fees. xl2.6D: !. ~. smith.
hqplta. contract. Y25s: .Huntsman.
coroaar'a jury. Calieate. $3.50; James
Ryan. road work. Caliente. SIC: w.
p, Maynard. burial OF indigents at
Calente.. Sl20:. Jos Rontlow. aalary.
S2s.s0; James Henrie. coyote scaips.
slss; chas. Wing. coroner's Jury. yz.-
90; W. .. Maynard. coroner's fees.
Sa2,s6:. Ptoche Mere. supplies. $40. .06;
Wm. u. Orr. stamps. $40: VIM. 4.
Orr, salary $3.50: H. e. PreudenthAi.
auditing .books. 3475: !. II. Alphin.
road woFk, 1850; @. ". Warren. sup
plies for Calients jail. S45o; U.N.
4 l Tel. Co. phone, $5: w. N. U.
Tel Co.. kilograms. $S.ll; J. Alphiu.
coroner's juryand road work. tii.5O;
James Henrte. road work .s12: Mira.
Kate Deeble. room rent for .wItuesss
%, IS: Phillip Stephens. salary as
county register. $26: Chas, Culver.
wen. clerk hire. SIS: ong Chung
Lung. meals, 80: Caliente Mer. Co.,
supplies. $l6.l5;l chas. Culyerwell,
salary, $50; Phoebe MFG. Co.. re-,
pair work. 1926; Dohson Bros-. sup
plies. $50; C. W, Garrison, fees ov-
er paid. $3.50; Frank Walker. horse
hire. ss:. J. w. Pace, expense ssrv-
ing jurors. $50; James Lsmoine, cor
oner's Jury. $3.50; .Chas. Lee, sal.
airy a. deputy sheriff. 500; Jake
Johnson. salary A. deputy sheriff.
sl25; Pieche Nero. Co.. shoes for
prisoners. $780,. o. H. Smith, sala.
Iry. $18&,ee: T. ]. Harrington. sal
ary. az deputy sheriff, 800; O.. H.
Smith supplies for court house.. s19..
t26: j., ". Pace. salary as depuy
sheriff. sle; Jake Johnson. expenses
a. deputy sheriff. $22.6o: o. H. Smith
rebate on license. $3.50: Panaca Co
Op. supplies for indigent. s3.15: Jake
johnson. cash paid for fare, H.60;
H, w, underhill. Coal for Caiiente
aitl 80; W. d. Maynard. salary. SIS;
D. J. Cook. night watohman. $12; W.
r. Murray. professional services.
ISIS: James, Ryan, salary. sSlrso; /,
McNames taking testimony, tis:. @,
4 W Warren, cash advanced for Cal.
i icute fire. t4oo; H. ". Undefhiif.
same. tloo: =. r. lfcNamse, same
\ 1906 NJ L. Lee. same. efs4:sts M
L. Leo. same. eake6: c. ". dar1ispu.
cash adsenced on oass of Murray w,
LAAeelA saNaty. elAsA
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-11
sHEaIsF's oFEIcE SCORED

Evidence was presented convincing
tnis grand jury that inexcusable neg
lect, by the sheriff's office. was
shown in permitting three prison
ers to escape on June llth. lSll. and
that the same office is guilty OF
gToss carelessness in permitting ths
two prisoners to escape on october
18th. 1911. Especially is this the cast
in view Of the fact that our county
Jail is provided with first class
steel cells and a steel corridor In
which the prisoners should have been
confineo This body most earnestly
recommends that prisoners. be kept
within the steel corridor or in the
cells. In case 1t should appear ad
yssaoie to. allow prisoners the priv
alsse ~ the outer corridor gusrt
shou a yemain at the jail.
DANEEB OF EXPLOSIVES
TT appears to this grand Jury tina
explosives. in considerable quantities
are kept. at times at least In ware
houses and stores right IN ths 5esl
Asnes and business districts of 81
towns Of Paochs and. CsltSnte. thers
by endangesing the lives and propert
OF citizaas Of these towns, THIS prss
tice is a grave yiolAtiop o. ths ,iA,
and the sheriff and district alto,
ney are urged to make investisstto
and arrest and prosecute all violatos
pf this statute.
ANOTHER VIOLATION
~An examination Of the county re.
erds disGoses the tact that the do,
tors. mtdw5ves and undestaksrs
laneoln ccunty--excsgt thoss = 2
- &
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-11
CONVINCED OFa0saEAkix0 !, ....
or AMTileAM6LiN0 LAW

"Tae crime OF gambling has doubt.
less been committed by
"a certain element IN this coun-
y bat insufficient evidence is al
Aand at this time to warrant action
~ tais body. A strict enforcement OF
ene anti.gatnbling Jaw is demanded. Ii
tne sheriff's office should appear to
20 unequa., or Indifferent, to its COM
piele externlinauon we would unhes,
itatilgly rccoDmend that the coun.
ry commissioners authorize the dis
.ri,f attorney to employ a detective
or detectives to collect evidence 70
conYict the guilty and eradicate the
lesi.. One conviction OF this felony
would, doubtless serve the purpose.
The sheriff's office Ii urged TO see
| to 1t that that part OF the antLgamb'
ITO 1t that that part OF tha antt-gamb-
ling law relative to slot machines and
lother devices, being played for money
Toe, complied with absolutely. Pros
scute any violators and confiscate
tthe property.
ASSESSORS BLAMED y
Evidence was produced convincing
shie body Of wilful carelessness and
injustice on the part of county as.
sesaors In making assessments and
preparing assessment rolls for some
years past There appears to- have
been little or no regard for the Law
lprescfjbjng equal and fair assess
heAts Of taxpayers. notwithstanding
The fact that the ATTENTION Of the
present assessor was called to thif
iinexcusable condition. early Ia tht
preparation Of the assessment
Iroll for this year. no considerable re
| lief Is manifest. The county assessor
and the county commissioners arr
| expected to do their duty during th'
Iyear 1912 to the end that all prop
| rty be assessed justly and uniformly
4 RAILROAD NEGLIGENT
| From all the EVIDENCE furnishes
this grand jury 1t has cowe 80 th
conclusion that the efforts of tn
I San Pedro. Los Angeles & Bal
Lake railroad company and the Cal
ente & Pioche Railroad company t
. icomply with the law relative I
posting notices of cattle killed b
their engines and cars and giving
Hull description Of said animals,
tflittle more than g farce. A Z iars
'.luumber OF cattle killed are, descril
II ed as having no brands. which stat
4 ment In many cases IL false. A moi
eldetcrmined effort should be made /
y the offAers and stockmep to cor
n pei q rroys strict observance of th
! itaw. et
ri MADE ROAD IAPASsABLE.
"N appears that the Ban Pedr
. lrailroad company, n enlsrEing Il
. channel OF Glover wash At ats ian
I ton with. Meadow Valley wash. hI
!. lrendered the county rosd leading !
q Clover wash impassahle at this pott
g We recommend that the county col
oftmissionefS and .the ro6d subsrvts
4 aos catsnte dist5ios makA q dszRal
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-11

ne EsceNd ,Psias he Mews
oe the Picshs MininS De
trict and u the Only Mod
um where y0a get Il straight
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-11
EVERY cirixsk

OF Lincoln County shoula read
the Piochs Record; because
te prints the news and 1t is
your Home Paper.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-11

bstion oftieess throusaont the state
and In nouaties where- thsra ara no
probation OffteeyS the Subscriptions
viii b. handled hyZths peape ,,offi.
GERS. Mir. Mack stArts the sub
seyipttsn q e&.-Haae JosrnaA
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-11
Judge rahsr !. e EntertaIned

Judge Tabar Entertained
An informal reception was given
at the Pioche Commercial club rooms
last evening In honor OF Judge Ia
,oer and attorneys now visiting the
city. Refreshments were prepared bs
tho LADIES'; of the Cub and q very en-
joyabie time was had,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
FEW new GASES ADDED
..sa59 TO LIST OF PATIENTS
Three Persons are Fumigat-
ed And Released.
The Health Authorities are Excrting
Every Effort TO Eradicate the
small Pox Germs-Rigid Quaran-
tine Being Enforced.

A few new cases of smallpox have
been added TO the list of persons in
fected with the disease, but the cases
are very mild and hard TO distinguish
from chicken-poX. The new cases are
under quarantine and all suspects and
persons exposed have been subjected
to the same treatment. The health
authorities state that he new cases
are to be expected, as those under
quarantine are likely to show signs
OF the disease at any time. The mall
ady must run its course
Three of the patients who have
been suffering of mild form of small
pox were released, yesterday, after
being properly fumigated so the NUM-
ber added today does not swell the to-
tai sufficiently to cause any alarm
among the inhabitants of Marion and
the surrounding towns and cities.
Members of the health board are
assiduously at work exerting every
effort to eradicate the disease. Per-
sons who have been subjected to pos
sible infection are kept under rigid
Quarantine. The health officials think
that they have the situation we'll In
hand and, unless something unfore-
seen happens 1t will be but short
time until Marion will be absolutely
free from the malady.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01

School Children Are Given
Another Week Of Freedom.
Plans and Specifications VIII be Open
For Contractors Untl April 81.
Architect Instructed 20 Prepare
Plans For the addition 20 the sill
vcr street Bnildng--Plans and Spe-
clRcatlons are In Clerk Hnrs OnIce
I'or Contractors Use.

According TO his contract entered
into with the board Of education,
Architect Marriott. Of the firm OF
Marriott and Alien OF Columbus
came to Marion yesterday with the
complete plans and specifications for
the two new school buildings to be
erected in the near future.
President Jacoby called a special
meeting Of the board in his Office
last night for the purpose of confer
ring with the architect The plans
were gone over carefully, and after
a few minor changes, We're excepted
by the board.
The plans and specifications were
placed in the Office OF Clerk Hill f6i
The use Of the contractors, who wish
to bid on them. Bids viii be resolved
until April "a, when the contracts
viii be awarded. Contractors who
take the blue prints away for esti'
mates must return them within two
weeks from the time they receiy,
them or the bids will not be accept
ed by the board. -'-t'. '.-'
Mr.. Marriott had with him the
sketch for the proposed addition q,
the Silver street building. After 9
few suggestions and additions the
architect was instructed to prepare
the plans according to the slet4h sub
mitted. The architecture Of the ap
pendage VIII conform In cram to th'
style Of the present structure. Fou
rooms will he added. two on the frs
, floor and two on the second. Th'
two rooms in the basement will bC
used as play rooms for the children
The average school hoy and gir
will be glad to learn that a motion tC
extend the spring vacation for an
other week carried at the meetini
held last night Tho eXtention wal
in no way Influenced by the presen
small pox situation The member
of the board think that the teachers
and rupils have had quite a strair
during the past torm and that a long
er vacation Is needed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01

"Irs very remarkable thing how
every man becomes more or less of
tax inquisitor on his own account
about this time OF year" declared
County Auditor Charles l.. Allen this
morning. Ever since the one per
cent. tax measure has been suggested
and more particularly since various
methods have been suggested for
bringing money out of hiding ] have
been receiving both anonymous and
signed letters telling me about GER
tain tax dodgers"
Mr.. Allen then read a letter he had
rec from Columbus party, nam
ing o Marion man as one of those who
was paying no taxes on large amount
of real cash. The Marion tax dodger
Is represented to be worth $4,000 In
real money on which he pays no taxes.
The auditor Is informed that a certain
sum of this money Is on deposit In an
Oklahoma bank and that other sums,
each one named, are on deposit with
local banks and savings institutions
SO far as the Oklahoma money Is
concerned that matter was decided I'm
| the Goodnow estate tax case, wherein
| il was held that taxes could not be
collected In this stat" on 'moneyssde.
posted in New York state. SO the au-
ditor feels that no action could be
taken that might produce revenue
from this source.
The other moneys alleged TO be held
| in local banks can probably be gotten
at in some way, but the auditor feels
that this is not an isolated case, and
will probably take no action as a di-
rect result of receiving the letter.
Mr.. Allen Is at a loss to know
whether all such letters are the re-
suit of malice. or the gratifying OF
some old grudge, or whether these
self-constituted mauisltors are really
desirous of aiding the county officials
to collect all that''i Is coming. ITS
| just one little phase Of human nature
with which the people I'm general are
not familiar" concluded the auditor.
| '1r / gave heed TO every letter I re-
celved along these hines / would have
two or three extra clerks busy all the
time"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
BOARD OF REVIEW
COMPLETES WORK
VIII be Ready to Report In a Short
Time.

Today witnesses the completion OF
the work for which the board of re-
view was reconvened by the Ohio
state tax commission. The reappraise-
ment of the buildings in the city was
the object of the extra session and
for the past month the members have
been working assiduously in order to
get the work done by the time allow
cd, which Is today.
A force OF clerks is now busily en-
gagged In getting the totals and will
be in shape to give out the figures
some time next week. No statement
is made as to the total increase in val
uations made, but 1t is safe to say
that It win be at least 25 per cent,
over the last valuation. The figures
win be given out just as soon as ev-
erythlng has been checked up and
verified.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
PERSONALS

Walter Curl, a nephew of Mrs
Charles Il, Gompf of this city, spent
the day here on his way from Boston
to his home in New Albany, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Uncapher and
daughter, Mrs Ray Cope, will arrive
this evening from Topeka, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uncapher, former we'll
known residents of this city, will make
their home here. Mrs Cope will be
the guest of relatives and friends for
several weeks.
Miss Winifred Glathart of Gale
donia, Is the guest OF Marion relatives.
Miss Catherine Bergegrun of west
Center street, Is spending a few days
with her brother, Theodore Bergegrun
in Green Camp.
Miss Edna Hazen Is the guest of
her aunt at Fleetwood for a few days.
Mrs, j. y. Lawson aud, daughter.
Marie, win return Sunday' from a
weeks visit at jackson.
Miss Liela Hartman returned to-
day from Redwood where she has
been the guest of relatives for the past
few days.
Miss Mildred Sycle, of Caledonia, Is
Marion visitor.
Miss Wanda Mealey left this morn
ing TO resume her school work in Mt.
Clemens, Michigan, after spending a
week at her home in this city.
Mrs, Frank Hughes and daughter
Vena Mae, of near Prospect are Ma
rion shoppers today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
PROSPECT COMPANY
TO DRILL DEEPER
Gas We'll To Be Sent Below Trenton
Rock.

A meeting OF several of the stock
holders of the Prospect oil & Gas
company was held in the office of
DR. r. II. Finnefrock, in Prospect,
Friday evening and 1t was decided to
sink gas we'll which has been drill
ed Into the Trenton rock. deeper. be-
fore the well is shot. The well is To-
Gated south of Prospect and is the
second which the company has put
down. should It prove to be a dus-
ter. 1t is likely the affairs OF the COM
pany win be wound up and the search
for gas or OIL in this particular local
ity abandoned. pg IA,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
BECOMING FROCK
FOR YOUNG GIRL

New York. April 1.-The low round
neck and the elbow sleeves make this
q most becoming frock for young
girl. The new figure wrapping skirt
is here illustrated, this one being fin
ished below with an embroidered band
and silk cord and tassel, The sailor
adorned with rich oriental embrold-
arxs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
4 RARE TREAT
IS PROMISED
Chautauqua Associ a I'll 0 n
Completes Program.
DR.. DAVIDSON TO Be HERE
Will Superintend theSecond
Annual Assembly.

Nine Days of Extraordinary Enter
tainment Beginning Saturday AZ
ternoon. July %, and Ending with
The Big Program of the Assembly,
Sunday. July 30. When william
Jennings Bryan and Governor
Glenn VIII Lecture.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
STREET COMMISSIONER
Is MARRIED
Mr.. John A. Kinsler Claims a Day
ton Bride.

Mr.. John ii. Kinsler and Miss Mary
Z. Dross OF Dayton were united in
marriage last Thursday morning at
the parsonage-residence of Rev. f, A,
Schuman IN Dayton, Mrs. Kinsler
leaves a wide circle of friends in Day
ton with whom she was quite promi-
nent. Mr. Kinsler is the city stree
commissioners and well known
throughout the city. They are al
home to their friends on Cherry street
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
SAD NEWS RECEIVED
AT FEIENER HOME
Mrs. Agnes Lynch of Hardin County
Dies Today.

Herman Feidner received a tele-
gram today stating that Mrs. Agnes
Lynch, of Hardin county, died this
morning OF heart failure. Mrs. Lynch
was the wife of Joseph Lyr ch. who Is
MRS, Feidners brother. tyF
The funeral seryieesYwlltshe held In
KsptoR peNtl Ml9nday az nine o'clock,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
Celebrates Her birthday.

Little Miss Mary Belle Crow.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. French
Crow, OF west Church street today
celebrated the nfth anniversary Of
her birth by entertaining company
of little friends
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
30 PernnL Polltlcs.

It Is TO be hoped that the i'm
mcnse increase In the importation Of
peanuts is not forecast of the style
Of politics which viii be in evidence
in congress during the extra session
Cleveland Leader
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
The HabeYman Hardware Co.
AGls3a NORTH MAIN STREET.

A marriage license has been grant
ed to Victor Hugo Sage and Miss
WinIfred Hazel Ferrin, both OF this
city. tIhgr .ua
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
AUDITOR ALIEN I
GIVEN A TIP
Attention Directed Towards
Alleged Tax-Dodger.
FAILS TO RETURN MONEY
No Taxes Paid on $50, 900 in
NJ aN' Cash.

County Official Is Told Where And
In What Sums This Money is De-
posted by n Columbus Man Who
Desires TO Sec Justice Done or
WISHES 10 Crafty Some Old
Grudge
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01

/. Broken Sizes" almost any size
left--mens ood shoes only sl9S at
Beatty q Longs cut price shoe store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01

A marriage license has been issued
to James j. Lamb. Of Kenton. and
stella Kramer, of this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
MARRIED i b.
LAST EVENING
Miss Stella Kramer Becomes Bride of
Mr.. James Lamb. ,.

Miss Stella Kramer and MIR. James
j.. Lamb were united in marriage last
evening a little before eight o'clock
by J. =. Currin at his parsonage re-
sidoncc on south Vine street. The
young people were unattended.
Mrs. Lamb Is an estimable young
woman with many friends in the city.
The groom Is o progressive farmer
of Hardin county. The young people
win mako their home on Mr.. Lambs
farm.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01

7E'-'1'" TT ''FIT71 : u E'717 w
Il. A. Huber has returned from a
months stay Mt Hot Springs
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-24

CAUSE AND EFFECT.
s.I thought you said May Nagget had 3
married good natured man."
80 she did"
NONSENSE! I met him just now.
and he's a beast"
"well, he's been married to May
nearly four months now, you know"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-24
HERS TRULY.

Mr.. Peck-I tell you I'm nobody's
fool.
Mrs. Peck-What's that?
Mr. Peck-Except yours. my love
only yours.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-24
WHEN a MANS DRUNK.

Wife-Don't you know that drink
drives a man to the devil?
4. Hubby-Thatsh ri! Should never
have-hic-married you If I hadn't
been drunk.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-24
IDENTIFIED.

Visitor Who is that dilapidated
looking individual?
Hostess-Thats Hawkins. Gradu-
ated at the head Of his class and de-
livered a happy valedictory on THE
Secret of Success"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-24

POSING FOR THE PAINTER.
Subject have been sitting for Pal
Iette, the artist, this morning.
Creditor-Well, I'm laying tor him.
He owes two months rent.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-24

Local.
@$U@@&@a@

Mrs. Arthur Way, who has been III
for some days past Is now somewhat
better.
States Attorney Forrest was In
Sioux Falls Saturday on business rel
alive to his office.
Attorney A. B. Carlson and wife
we're in Sioux Falls Saturday, Mr..
Carlson attending to legal business.
Mrs. DR.. Anderson entertained In
a most hospitable manner a number
Of her friends on Friday evening.
Roy Warner leaves for Washington
state this week via of Lincoln, Nebr.,
where he will meet Mrs. Warner who
has been visiting her parents there.
The ladies society of the Lutheran
church we're entertained by Mes
danes G.. S. Hanson, P. A. Serum,
John Anderson and Chris Grovlos at
the church parlors on Thursday
evening.
The ladies society of the M. E.
church will give a fifteen cent lunch
at the home of Mrs. Ed Wendt on
Friday afternoon; beginning at five
o'clock and continuing till all are
served. You are invited.
Mrs. Almer Helgerson entertained
a company of her lady friends at a
six O'Clock dinner on Friday. A very
pleasant time was had during the
afternoon and a most excellent din
mel was served by the hostess.
A lodge of the order of Royal Neigh
bors was organized on Saturday even
lug at the Woodman Hall. This order
is an auxiliary to the Modern Wood
men. The charter is still open and
all ladies are invited to join. 1t
carries insurance. Mrs. A. B. Sweat
man, ofNLead is in the city making
the organization.
Charles Kundert Sr., accompanied
by his fatherinlaw, Adam Schmid,
was a LEADER visitors Saturday. MI.
schmid recently moved down from
Codington county near South Shore
and will make this city his home and
OF course he needed the LEADER to
be in touch with the doings Of the
day. The LEADER welcomes Mr..
Schmid and we hope that Codington
county has more such venerable
citizens to lose.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-24
CIRCUIT COURT

Circuit court convened Monday ~
ternoon with Judge ]. w. Jones pre-
siding. Upon call Of the calendar Il
was discovered that the term would
be q most decidedly short one, there
being but three civil cases for jury
trial. The first case was that Of Sill
vious VS.. Seeley & Tank and the jury
found In favor Of the defendants. The
next trial vas savoy vs.. Pierce and
Savoy winning out. Clyde Otto was
found guilty and fined. The 6sher-
men who were up for illegal ishing
forfeited a cash bond for no0-ap-
pearance. There were only three
jury cases, the jury being discharged
Wednesday. Court was adjourned
Thursday, after a devorce case was
tried.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-24

Court convened early for the Fsbru-
airy term, and everybody Is happy.
Horse and Mule sale 1t James u.
Overseth's place the 18th Of February.
The Voegeli Orchestra will play 1t
the Yeoman Hall In Cant0A on Thurs
day evening March End. You are In
vited and you can't help but dance
when you hear this music. Dance
tickets 81!
BY order Of committees.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-02-24
q : OF Thanks.

We wish to offer our heartfelt thanks
to the many friends in Canton and
Worthing who showed their great
kindness during the time Of illness and
death Of our beloved husband and
father, and especially do we wish to
thank Stephen and Mrs. Jours, Geo.
Moe, VIM. and Mrs. Baysore, Mrs, Blu
chester, David and Mrs Hale, Mrs and
Jesse Martin and Amos Harris.
Mrs. Edward Barrow,
Fred III. Barrow and Family.