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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-11-01
The anvil chorous is working over

The anvil chorous is working over
time.
Prof. Lawrence is paying a visit to
our little city.
Joe Opperud has bought out the
Andrew Sandvig transfer line.
Many Witches danced Thursday
night at different social functions.
B. B. O'dell and Roy Nugen paid
their weekly visit to Sioux Falls
Sunday.
Now that we are going to have our
day service, how about a city heating
plant?
Andrew Sandvig has been sick for
some time but is now able tt be up
and around.
G. M. Harrison will speak at a Re-
publican Rally at Fairview Saturday
evening Nov. %.
A party Of young people gave a
wennie roast at Ed. Hammit's place
Wednesday night.
Mrs. w. @. Gemmill entertained
with a delightful dinner party We'd
nesday afternoon al six.
All the LEADER correspondents
may get the necessary stationery by
calling at the LEADER office.
George Luther Jr. of WatertoWn is
visiting friends in our little city. MI.
Luther was at one time a resident of
Canton. q
Prof. G. j. Stephenson, head boss Of
the Canton Steam Laundry, returned
the first of the week from a visit to
the Twin Cities.
Miss Kit Billiard who has been
visiting the Thorson home for the
past week left for her home in Council
Bluffs Thursday.
Mrs. Howard Edwards and baby re-
turned Monday night from Wiscons sin
where she spent. an enjoyable time
with friends and relatives.
Hon. G. M. Harrison and P. j..
Dougherty will speak at the Court
House Monday evening Nov. 4 TIL for
the Republican party.
Ole Hvattum, who has been serious
ly i'll for the last two months is re-
ported no better. His many friends
are dubious as to the outcome.
The Misses Thora and Clara Gre
guson and Lille ,Sogn, at entertained
at the Greguson home with a Hollow
zen party Wednesday night. All re-
port a most enjoyable time.
It was reported in Canton Tuesday
that Win Paulson of Fairview was in
jured while walking on a railroad
trestle near Fairview. 1t seems In
some unaccountable manner he slipt
and fell through the trestle cutting
his face and head badly.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-11-01

DR.. Lewison and family were Yer
million visitors last week via the
auto route.
Rep. Chairman Chas. L. Kundert of
Harrisburg vas a business caller in
Canton; Saturday.
Pat Knowles left Saturday for Cedar
Rapids where he visited his two little
girls over Sunday. .
Clyde Kinsley and Mrs. Hoffman OF
Sioux Falls were over Sunday visitors
at the Kinsley home.
Robert Kundert of the Black Hills
country is visiting his uncle, Charles
Kundert of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wover and daughter
near Worthing were Sunday guests at
the j. Byrnes home.
Neva Bacon, Marguerite McDermott
and George Hokenstad over Sun.
day visitors at Sioux Falls.
Albert Wallace, Dan Bragstad and
Joe Bragstad were visitors at Sioux
Falls Saturday. They visited the dog
show.
Mrs. Henry Gerber and daughter OF
Worthing spent Saturday at her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Jones of
this city.
John Lybeck an old Lincoln county
settler was a caller at the LEADER
office Saturday and renewed his
subscription.
Mrs. Clifford entertained her Sunday
school class Friday evening and gave
them a delightful description of hel
trip to the Pacific coast.
George and Virgil Feay of Rock
Rapids we're Canton visitors last
Friday on business. They also had
time to talk a little basket ball.
DIR. Eveleth and wife returned
Tuesday night from their visit to
Chicago and spent the night with
Canton friends then left w ednesday
morning for Sioux Falls.
1.-THE Thief given at the Lyric last
Saturday night was a a. very high
class entertainment. Mr.. Campbell
is to be congratulated for the general
run of high class plays he is booking
this year.
Grandma Bailey, mother of Mrs.
Geo. Naylor and an old time resident
of this county died out west in Per
kins Co. last week. Her remains
reached Canton Friday and were
buried at Forest Hill Cemetery.
The Organ Fund Committee of the
Lutheran Church will serve an oyster
supper Friday evening November 1st,
at the Lutheran church commencing
at five O'Clock and continuing until
all are served. Everybody invited
and bring your friends.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-11-01
$3.50
H. c. WOLFE, Jeweler
Canton, S. D.


The Halloween parties are not a
few this week.
Mrs. Files was a Sioux Falls pas
senger last Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Frame is visiting rela-
tives at George, Iowa.
Miss Gladys Kundert was a Sioux
Falls visitor Saturday.
Everybody take notice of Sam
Thorson' 8 new delivery wagon.
Mrs. James Bray and little daug hit
er were Sioux Falls passengers Satur-
day.
Jacob Kehm and family autoed
down from Harrisburg Sunday after
noon.
Miss Imilda Larsen, who is teach
ing neal Worthing spent Sunday at
home.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-11-01
Auto Accident.

Maj. John Juel with his famous
Buick 10 grunt cart met with IN ac-
cident the first of the week. John was
just making the last turn In the city,
west, when the rear wheel on the out
side gave away and sent John on :
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-11-01

Mrs. T. A. Town, 107 9Th ST., Water
town, S. d. says my four children
often have hard colds and / use
Fofey's Honey 81 Tar Compound with
splendid results. Lean always depend
upon it and am sure of getting good
results. / had myself a severe attack
of la grippe, and the doctor prescribe
ed .sFoley's Honey & Tar Com pound
and it soon cured me-"
Sold by SHERMAN s. ROCHE
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-11-01

There sa variety here calculated to meet every want of this community. 1heb beginning of Noven
November bninesin the history Of the store, Whether yus see it adwtsedr not you'll finds pc
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
A Quiet Home Wedding.

The home OF Mr. and Mrs. W. +.
Ialiii was the scene oi quiet little home
Wedding last Sunday afternoon, at which
time Mr.. +. H. IaIn. brother Of the
host was united in marriage to Miss Pau
linr L. fehlber, Of Granville, III. The
ceremony was performed at 3 O'Clock by
Rev. Roots, Rector Of the Episcopal
church IN the presence OF only few OF
the intimate friends OF the contracting
PARTIES, which was followed 10y most
hearty congratulations from throse pres
cnt.
HE groom needs no introduction to
our readers, being one OF leromc's young
and progressive business men. having
been associated with his brother in the
grocery business Tor several years, where
he has hccome well and iayorably known
by all our people.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mrs. c.
fchlbcr, her former home being at Okaw-
Vile. Ill.,, and during her short visit here
has won the admiration OF those who
have been fortunate to meet her. She is
an old friend of the Ialn family, and it
is safe To say thai the love affair that
eliminated in this happy union was com
mcnccd long before Mis- Fehlber's visit
To- Jerome
During his recent trip east Fred pur-
suadcd Miss Pauline To make western
trip. which was arranged with California
A. thc objective point, but arriving here
thc environments OF this beautiful sec
ton, coupled with the alluring promises
OF the genial Fred, tile California trip
wa, forgotten by Pauline, and she has
happily decided 10 cast her lot with the
sage brush colony The happy couple
have the best wishes OF host OF friends
ior their future happiness and prosperity
\ most sumplnuus iive-course dinner
was served 10y Mrs W. F. Zaln in hon
or OF the bride and groom, which needs
no further commentator among those
who have been fortunate enough to par
take OF this cstimablc lady's hospitality
oh former orrasions. twas very pleas
ant affair throughout and much enjoyed
! bl those present.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05

Monday evening Robert +. johnson,
Evangelistic singer OF Seattle, WASH, ar
rived and has since had charge Of the
music. Mr.. Johnson comes to lis strong
ly recommended by press and public a.
an able and efficient Gospel singer and
to the date has proved the truth OF these
recommendations He has indeed, been
source OF inspiration, not only by his
enthusiastic leadership OF the congrcga-
tional and chorus singing but also by his
uplifting solos and 10y his spiritual ex-
hortations Mr.. johnson will have en-
tire charge OF the music OF each service
and the music is to be made great lea
ture OF the meetings.
Come out and hear Mr.. Johnson :
solos, tine chorus music and to sing your
sell. II you come YOU are pretty sure to
sing. Everybody sings"
Thursday afternoon Immediately after
school, Mr.. johnson wishes the presence
Of all the boys and girls and young peo-
Pile at the Methodist church.
\ feature OF this service will be the
seight-oi-hand object lessons and treat
is in store for all who come.
Services every afternoon, except Satur-
day, at 2:3o and every evening at 30
These meetings will continue ovel
Sunday and it Is hoped to make Sunday
one OF the best days Jerome has ever
experienced because OF the presence 81
Gods spirit among us.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
Quick Service.

Mr. {. +. Annctt, the Western Union
operator, takes great pride in the prompt
nrss with which he is enabled to handle
The telegraph business here in connection
with the telephone system. One day last
week an important message was received
for one OF our business men at "A p. III.
which with the assistance the telephone
was delivered to the address one minute
later. On the same day message was
received Tor one Of our rlnchnci at & 20
=. IN. and AS he was fortunately located
on the telephone system, he was in re-
ceipt oi the message two minutes later
Since the installation OF the uptown
Office the telegraph business has greatly
increased here and with the prompt SER
vice which is now being rendered. the
business will keep on increasing.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
Wanted.
Work on good dairy farm by expert
enccd dairyman. Address
+. MCLAUGnIIN,
Box 4G2 Wendell. Idaho.

Gilbert F. White brings back the news
OF his visit to Denver where he went
last week to look up the potato market,
that better prices will prevail after Dec.l.
'The potato crop is mighty poor thing
this year in Colorado, said Mr.. White.
"Buyers there agreed amongst themselves
however, that they would hold off buy
ing to make up the deficiency, but now
they must buy and | am looking for adj
vancing prices all along the line. not so
very much, to be sure, but still some
thing. ! found the feeling also prevail
ing in Wyoming that the market would
be better The local quotations are now
a. low as SOC per hundred Tor the best
potatoes To he found in the United States.
Mr.. White encountered zero weather at
Cheyenne on Sunday last.-Shoshone
Journal.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
December Club Woman.

jerome and the North side tract figure
conspicnously in the December number
OF the Idaho Club Woman, which has
just appeared OH the news stands This
number is devoted principally to ''What
Electricity is Doing Tor Idaho Over
brook Farm, the J. b. NonWagener res
idence and the North Side Inn are
shown in handsome half tone illustra-
tons, while an account OF the electric
dinner OH election day tells what Jerome
club women are doing.
Some thirty-odd hall tones show pic
lures of interest, including electric kitchens
and electric farm houses on the North
and South Side tracts and other parts OF
southern Idaho. f. A. Wilcox tells OF
."New scs Tor Electric Power the
editor, Mrs. Martha Spanglcr, shows
how electricity is helping solve the ser
want question, and there are number
Of special articles along this line.
The various departments Of club work
are well represented, and reports from
twenty-five clubs over the state give
comprehensive idea OF the work being
done 10y the Idaho State Federation OF
Women's clubs.
The December number OF the Idaho
Club Woman is the biggest magazine
eyer published in Idaho, there being IS
pages The two-color front cover is an
art study, "The Home Electrical
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
Amusement Hall, Sat-,
December 2lst

and theatr.. sorrs are assured OF rare
mat Many people viii no doubt say,
"why. they cannot play it on this stage
or "They won't give the whole show
here" etc but the management guaran-
,.. the entire production.
The Tact that the company carries TWO
complete SETS OF special scenery, the
smaller Of which will fit thc local stage
nicely, assures the same show exactly
that i given in the regular city theatres
The production 10 a clean, up-to-date
American comedy with music and high
eas. spe,ialties interpreted throughout
and youl laugh ill you're blue in the
face. Orier seats now AT Jerome Drug
Co. The prices have been placed al
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05

Admirers in the east OF Idaho and her
magnificent scenery, will now have an
opportunity to witness some OF the views
along the Snake river in this section
The Pathe Motion Picture company,
through their special photographer,
Ralph Earl OF New York, is securing
some magnificent views OF the scenery
along the Snake river canyon from Mil
that he has found magnificent line OF
pictures in this "Canyon oi Thousand
Views including the Sho-hone and
Twin falls, upper and lower Salmon falls,
Anger falls, rapids, river scenes, power
plants and dams
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
Evangelistic Services.

The Evangelistic services began Sun
day evening with a union meeting OF all
the Evangelical churches OF the town.
The house was well filled. Mr.. Sher-
man led AN inspiring song service and
Rev. Ward preached searching SER
mon.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
Shrubs For Sale.

llydrangeas Z. c.. l.ilacs. white and
purple; Spirea Y. II. ; SNOWFALL ;Chnesc
Matrimony Vine; American Ivy; Grim
son Rambler, all large clulnps over ii
high worth zoe and more; your choice
now Doe each at my place Soc delivered
{. j. MANNER,
Jerome, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
ADM, SOC, 75c, 90

Leave order, AT The Racket ior Nma-
lnes.
There sill be- Mas at the Catholic
church sunday, Dee. Sth, AT ia O'Clock.
The Jerome Drug Co., have hcAuti-
fol line of holiday goods now on display
Mr.. Ralph ~chncelock spent several
days the past week on business ia Boise.
-, display OF Electric Heater, at An
nets al varieties.
Mn K If Trail has been Twin
falls visitor lhc past week.
Beautiful toilet cases and manicure -et-
a, the NoRln SiDk PmAKMA,,
Christina. rs less than ,hrc. weeks
away
We -..ll Flcischmann' Yeast.
JEROME Nina Go
C. 4. N4rnum il getting material ou
the ground ior AN addition t. hl- n'ri-
dencc "a Rocky Knoll Ranch.
Two fine colts Tor sale Inquire at the
Independent Meat Market
W T. Randolph has purchased the
Crawford residence ~ Elm street and
will take POSSESSION about Jan. l,t.
Merry Mas We have the goods To-
make it merry Tor all.
Tnr R,cKtT.
You Will miss something ii you don t
inspect the tine Nmas line shown al the
Jevelry store
A. C. Alexander made another ship
ment OF two ear loads Of hay to Chicago
this w,,k
All the new novelties in holiday gifts
can h. found at the Jerome Drug Go.
Buy now before the choice gifts arr gone.
Mr. Geo Hoffman is hauling rock,
preparatory to the erection oi a new n'si-
dence on his acreage tract
II L. Booth came down from GlcnnS
Ferry the iir-t Of the week to look after
his spud crop
Cut down your light hill Buy Mazda
Lamps at the Racket
Express service has been inaugurated
on the North Side branch OF the short
Lane, the first packages being received
al Tins station on Monday
Come in and look over our line OF
Amas cards and booklets. We have Il
line not displayed elsewhere
1ur R,cSrr
The bazaar held 10y the ladies Of the
W. +. church last saturday, WAS quite
well attended and proved very satlsiac-
tory to the ladies having it in charge.
Amas PRESENTS the finest line in town
at the Nowu SIpr rnAHNNcN.
The Independent Meat Market has
the agency for the Jensen Creamery Co.,
o' Pocatcllo. Take your cream there and
gel the highest market price in cash.
We sell Flcischmann's Yeast.
JEROME MfRc. Co.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. Walter \.
ozark Tor a bountiiul supply of choice
celery which he grew on his ranch south
west OF town.
Come in and inspect our elegant line
OIL Christmas gifts.
CoATs' JEwEIRY STORE.
Mr.. Thos. Jaycox has built an add'-
uon to his implement warehouse ana
mas Installed feed grinder, and VIII
soon he prepare to do custom work '"l
the farmers.
We sell Flcischmann's Yeast.
JEROME MERc. Co.
Miss Nina Bcccher who has beer
spending the past year at Peocia. ILL.,
arrived home yesterday, to spend tn
"ohday season with her parents an'
friends here.
FOR the benefit of early Nnas shopper
we Will keep our store open evenings I'll
lhrlstmas- The RACKET.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the People of Jerome and Vicinity

| have opened Il Hand Laundry in the
Oasis building, corner OF Main and Lo-
Gust street. Our work will be gnaran-
teed and will appreciate your patronage.
Family washing IA speciality.
Phone No. %. viii call and deliver.
+. l.. LEErER, Prop.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
ShOats for Sale.

Have 80 head OF fine shoatS and Ii
pigs weeks old, for sale at right prices.
six miles northeast of town.
36-tf NJ. J. BRIDGmAN.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
Hogs For Sale.

Shoats Sows, with and without pigs
Good stock at reasonable prices.
OTTO Brown,
34-tf- mi. south Of O. ;. l.. depot
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
A Great Comedy
Success!

nTHE MISSOURI GIRL" famous the
.,nu,ry over rs die iavorile comedy oi
..,utiu,.ut" will he seen AT the
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05

Probably one oi the most important
land contest casc> ever tried in this Sec
ton came before Commissioner Disney
at ~ho,honc last week. Arthur Pyle, Of
tins place j. the contestant and George
Grant, OF >hoshonc. lhc contcslcc, and
the ami involved consists oi }2n acres
which j., located southeast of town in
What j. known a. tine Windy cap SEC
ton. and j. considered a Valuable piece
of land. ltwas entered by Grant As Il
dessert claim, and the main contention Is
that the same has not been properly lr-
rigatcd and reclaimed over two days
time Was consumed in taking evidence
Barclay * Hall appearing for tine con-
tcstant, the contcstce hcing represented
by Jas. K Boutwell,.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
To Trade.

A Kimball piano, good as new 'o' 'N'
stock or farm implements. Inquire 1T
this office.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05

Trio Black Orpington fowls.
". {. WARREN,
4o-.t Box *. L. f. u. No. >.

W I. W AkktN,
Est Box *. Il. f. u. No. >.
This is the time To get busy, for the
Jacks are busy day and night The time
j, also short, rs the snow will soon he
here and ii nothing Is done To check our
long cared friends thcy will eat us out OF
house and home. They are keeping one
man busy caring for loo fruit trees. In
the best of health they are getting ready
for big crop next year. The best way
ont of il is To administer the following
poison which has been tried and not
found wanting: 4 o2. strychnlne dis
solved in pint OF hot water, mixed with
a > gal. can OF alfalfa leaves. Every man
on the tract should have this on hand
and place along paths most irequented
by the rabbits. say handful every ~ IT.
FOR SALE One Dnroc Jersey brood
SOW and one thoroughbred boar. \
fancy hog at a bargain.
OLIVER HIM,
,oil.s north
~" "''''' "'''
We acknowledge a pleasant call the
a., ~, fla. w.ek from Mr.. Haggard, of
Chicorn. who Is here on visit to his
d,ucht,r. Mrs. Clarence Humphrey. MIR.
,I,r,,rl has dismissed of his interests in
thr cast and is seeking a location III the
,,n., while he is loud IN his praise for
,.;....,;,r dccminp il the most sub
.,nu,;.l and attractive that he has thus
som, no has desire to see Caliior-
'"' 81, ho, that he will re-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05
lu

Why not get one Of our Nictrola talk
inc machines and make a present to the
whole family One that they can all
enjoy. Is, % or $40 at the
NoRrn SIDE PHARMACY.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-05

FOR SALE One Dnroc Jersey brood
SOW and one thoroughbred boar. \
fancy hog at bargain.
OLIVER HIM,
inf miles north.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-24

It is all luck that can't raise any
wind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-24

Millard A. Seitz, of Portland, was
drowned at Gearhart Monday morn
ing while bathing in the ocean.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-24
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X j
x THE ROUNDUP

y X X X X X X X \ X \;
Medford claims to have been ship
ping peaches since July 8.
ss+
There were at least 5000 visitors to
Cove cherry fair last week.
Hood River will grow 10000 cacks
of potatoes, about 10000 bushels, this
year.
shanilio shipped 21O carloads of
sheep last week-the record weeks
shipment.
Ground was broken for the work on
the Willamette bridge at Corvallis
Saturday.
Bartlett pears are being sold at
Medford for August delivery, at 50 a
box, on the cars
49,
Contractors who are to build the
Eugene-Coos Bay railroad have estab-
lished offices in Eugene.
Latest reports from Heppner and
other eastern Oregon points show
damage by storms was slight.
-
A gold nugget worth 500 was pick
ed up in the Boulder Creek mine, Ba-
ker county Saturday and caused quite
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-24
EVERYBODY
DISCUSSING
TUBERCULOSIS

Expressing himself as in favor Of a
statewide campaign against the
spread Of tuberculosis, State Super
intendent of Public instruction Alder
man last night, in an address delivered
before the tuberculosis convention,
suggested the establishment of anti
tuberculosis clubs, and the spreading
Of literature with relation to the dis
ease In the schools would be an effec-
tive way OF carrying the campaign in
TO execution.
Identified with the clubs, he de-
clared should be physicians conversant
with the treatment Of the disease and
trained nurses. II such institutions
were established, he asserted, many
cures might be effected, and much be
done to prevent the spread of the dis
ease.
The teachers and children in the
schools could also be made powerful
factors in the campaign against the
disease, he maintained This could be
done by spreading literature among
them, and instructing them how to
take precautions against contracting
It.
DR.. Fulkerson, medical director for
the Chemawa Indian Training school,
was the other speaker, and he talked
Interestingly OF the fight being made
by the government to exterminate the
disease from the Indian tribes. II
made It's advent among the Indians
about so years ago, he declared and
since then the government has been
waglng q strenuous campaign against
It, A few years ago the death rate
among the Indians from the disease
was 16 times as great as among the
whites, he said, while today It Is only
five times as great This he explained
by the fact that when new disease
first makes its appearance among the
race the fatalities are greater, sue
ceeding generations becoming more OIL
less immune from It, A great deal
was also due to the campaign the gov.
ernment is waging against II. He
urged that the states take up fight
against 1t, as 1t would only be a matter
Of time, he explained. when the gov
ernment would cease to care for the
Indians, and they would become
charges of the state governments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-24
Mall Carriers VIII Fly.

This is an age of groat discoveries
Progress rides on the air. Soon we may
see Uncle Sans mail carriers flyipg iu
all directions, transporting mail. reo-
pie take a. wonderful interest in a
discovery that benfits them. That's
Nhy DR.. Kings New Discovery fCr
coughs, colds and other throat and
lung diseases is the most Lopular med
iclno In America. ut cured me Of 0
dreadful cough" writes Ms. j. e
Dayis sticlKney Corner. Nc, "nitel
d, ctors' treatment ann all othe- rene
dies failed Excnllcot for coughs
CO ds or any bronchial affection. l'rc.