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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
To the Citizens of Lincoln County

The time has come when all the
people of Lincoln County should be-
gin to better Appearances about their
! homes in the towns and the country
alike. All back alleys in the towns
should be thoroughly cleaned out, all
ash and manure piles should be haul
ed out during this month and every
thing that can be burned should be
burned and gotten out of the way.
1t is.to your own interest more than
to others that this should be done, it
/ prevents the spread of disease germs,
APPROVES the looks and value of pro-
perty and makes cleaner and better
community. In the country all dead
animals that have died during the
winter should be properly disposed Of,
and all back yards and barn yards
cleaned up as well as possible.
Lincoln County is one OF the richest,
if not the richest, counties In South
Dakota and therefore it should re-
ceive all the attention possible to-
ward cleaning it up and make 1t the
cleanest county in the state.
We would like to encourage the
sowing of grass seed and flowers where
ever there is room. We hope that the
citizens Of this county will take no.
tice and act accordingly and in May
when we make a tour Of inspection
over the county we want to see every
place cleaned up in good order for tt e
summer.
Drs. WENDT & PARKE,
Lincoln County Board Of Health.
dddS
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
What is Said of This Wonderful
Play by Detroit Papers

Play Dy DetrO1t FapeIS
"THE SPOILERS" the Rex Beach
story, which is being told in film this
week at the Broadway Theatre, has
proved so popular that the manage
ment has decided to extend the en-.
gagement for another week. A love
of the heroic is the element of human
nature to which this production ap-
peaiS. Glenister, the hero OF the
novel, is fighter. With him Is his
good natured indomitabIe friend, Dex-
try, no less fighter than the young
miner. Nor, Is this spirit apparent
alone in the men. Cherry Malotte
has it. She who recoils at seeing
Glenister cheated in poker game
and calls out; that bet Is off, the
cases we're changed" when he has
staked his all on the turn of card.
Helen Chester is another tpye of a
brave woman. She escapes from a
smallpox infested ship under quaran.
tine at Unalaska and swims ashore.
A life. boat is sent In pursuit, but she
reaches the dock where Glenister and
his friend, Dextry, come to her assis'
Gance and beat back ileT pursuers
The Rex Beach story is dramatically
told like a romance of Alexander
Dumas, and the film production does
not fall short of the book in dramatic
quality. Two performances Will be
given at the Lyric Wednesday Apri
q. Prices Is and 25 cents
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Canton High School Declamatory
Contest

A high school declamatory contest
| will be held at the Opera House on
Friday evening, April 10Th, beginning
at s o'clock.
The four contestants are Sadie
Smith, Carl Benz, Allan Hvistendahl
and Lillian Sandvig. The girls will
give dramatic declamations and the
boys oratorical. The winner in each
class of declamationS will represent
the Canton High School in the dis
trict declamatory contest to be held
in Canton next week Friday. The
district declamatory contest will have
representatives from Yanktnn, Par
ker, Centerville, Vermillion, Beres-
ford and Canton.
The state is divided into twelve
declamatory districts and these dis
tricts are grouped into four divisions.
The winners in the district contests
will appear against each other in the
four division contests to be held the
early part of May, and finally the
winners In the division contests will
compete for the state cham pionship
in defamation.
We feel that our local high school
contest will result in the selection of
two strong representatives sfor the
district contest because all four Of the
contestants have had some experience
in defamation and have shown con-
siderable ability in this line of work.
In connection with this first con
test tomorrow evening two reels of
moving pictures will be run. These
will be first class educational films
which have been secured especially
for the occasion. The price OF ad-
mission will be 25 cents for adults and
Is cents for children.
PR0GRAM
Lillian Sandvig .......... 'Virginiass
Carl Benz Daniel O'Connell"
Sadie Smith, The Gypsy Flower Girl
Allen Hvistendahl, Anthony's Ora
tion On the dead body of Caesar.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Baptist Church Notes.

Baptism was administered at the
Thursday night prayer meeting re-
Gently.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Ed. Warner Friday afternoon. A pic
mic luncheon will be served.
All the usual services will be held
next Sunday. The morning sermon
theme will be "The Great Shepherd"
Evening theme "a True Mirror"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Card of Appreciation

1t Is our wish to thank those who
so kindly assisted US and gave US
their hearty support at our entertain
ment given at the Lyric theatre last
Friday night. Especially those who
took part and assisted in the decorat-
Ing and the managers of the theatre.
Gen. Lyons No. s. w. R. G.
Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
For Parties

When you want something in the
frozen dainties line-Ice cream. Sher-
bert or Ices of any kind call up 249.
You will get something that is really
fine. Canton Creamery Company.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Strengthened Him out

J. z. Jones, Boothe, Ark, writes:
81 had a severe case Of kidney trouble
and could do no work at all. Foley
Kidney Pills Strengthened me out at
once" The same story is, told by
thousands of others; weak back. rheu-
matism, kidney and bladder troubles
yield quickly. Safe and effective.
Sold by SHERMAN Il ROCHE
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Advertised Letters.
April 10, 1915

April 10, 1915
Anderson, Albertina
Blagen, Mr.. Ben
Harris, Miss Jennie
Larson, Mrs. Adrian
Lund, Mr.. Oluf
Miller, Mr.. Charles
Miller, Mr.. George
Hyan, J. N.
Selli, Mrs. B.
Swengo, Mr.. Frank
Swango, Mr.. L. A.
STEVE JONES, Postmaster.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Library Notes

Number of books issued during
March, lO4O.
Number Of readers and those doing
reference work, 1905,
New books will be issued Saturday y
afternoon at two O'Clock.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Certificate of Registry

This is to Certify, that upon the application of
Stream Wilson, residing at Creston, Iowa, there
has been recorded in Vol. of the Register of this
Association No. 6511, the Belgian Draft Stallion
known as Viendra, whose Belgian Stud Book Num-
Der is 654OO. AS shown by the proofs on file, said
Stallion is in color sorre prolonged stripe to end OF
nose left hind foot white. Bred by Octave Huare
of Nvelles. Imported January 8, 1912, by Stream
& Wilson, Foaled 1909, Sired by Louis d Herinnes
Q7966,) he by Brin d Or (79o2,) Out of Louise d.
Herinnes 14797) Dam, Marie de Sepulcre (69175,)
she by TOMS 96I4 Out of Jeanne de Sepulcre 69l71
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16

Congregational Church Notes.
Morning worship at 1890
Sunday School at II
Young Peoples Society at 6:45 p. m.
Evening worship at 1870
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-12

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beglansi attmi Enilts Gar. 2s27 glSbifpn
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lInterbaItunss. .anseisen.
BereinsdHieiaeH.
Seutjdler Stub.

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2arIsbob maft i6tpere Seiten
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5u pielen jltngeu 9omen, Die ionit
fir Die bel su nielen Sffisiere
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ben Spit6Iern. Gie EenrispIdse tie.
ben leer, Sic 3tge,sreruuiif btIfs .tiht.
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WGb6sn iar Sansarstit. ga&sHfrdasn
naf 4 ubr slu9misioss in coz 0telIsu
tiperas. upoHhdie. tN,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-12

Syn Der guter oIten Belt, - 6ie
gllte alte 8eit Iiegt in &urlsbab 70
an Die iiebaie big adt3is Sabre bin.
ter uns, mo nod bas goriten. unt
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grtropoit naf aarIsbo6 reiiten, benn
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beiItife Saiion, 70 ipurbe Garlsbab,
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Werfrnnt = Wdnnrih

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cffen, notH pAbtent rem gfrnen. Wertsfue
.sssabsn on asliatk Hestsr Gssses EiEtiD
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SRI. 9pniIa 8renncr.

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1fn ipcIlen, billie. iopiten. ii,i2
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-05
RETURN FROM OUTING.

F. H. Hogue and T. F. Adams re-
turned home Tuesday evening from
the camp in Little Valley, on Gold
Fork. where their families are spend
ing the summer. Mr.. Hogue's first
information concerning the stealing
OF his automobile reached him thru
the Daily Statesman, a copy OF
which reached his camp soon after
the occurrence. He says that while
Jones was about the job he might
as easily have helred himself to
much better car than the one he
took. as Mrs. Hogue's new car stood
N an adjoining room of the garage.
Messrs. Hogue and Adams report
having had a fine time during the T
sojourn in the upper country. The
party is composed Of Mrs. Hogue
and the boys, Mrs. Adams and soa,
Mrs. D. w. Ainey and Mrs. Jack
Whalen, Mrs. Benjamin SmSth and
son. the Misses Stokes and DR.. A.
". straus. The camp is situated in
Col. Blood's beautiful grove near
his summer cottage and only
short distance frcm the famous Hot
Springs on the Gold Fork, where
the party can enjoy the baths to
the limit of their rdesires IN that
direction. Mr.. Hogue says the wo-
men have so far proved themselves
to be the most successful in their
efforts to supply the camp with
trout, that the party is getting p!ea-
ty of fish and that everybody is
having a good time. They will not
break camp and return home for
some time yet.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-05
BUYS FINE STOCK.

John Hill arrived from Kansas
Sunday night with shipment OF
80 head of fine cattle, consisting OF
Thoroughbred Herefords and Short
Horns, including three Roam Dur
hams, which were recently pur-
chased by Messrs. Hartung and Hill,
for this community. These gentlemen
have had an offer which would
make it possible for them to dis
pose of the entire shipment to out
side parties at a fair profit, but as
they are particularly interested in
having the stock kept in this COM
munity where they expect to con-
tinue to be engaged in the cattle
business, as they have been for
several years past, they hope to be
able to dispose of their entire ship
ment to the stockmen and farmers
here in the Payette Valley, at prices
that will simply make 1t possible for
them to make other such shipments
in the near future.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-05
DESTROY MELON PATCH.

The watermelon patch OF +.
Stamey, a mile and half below
this city, was almost totclly des-
troyed last Sunday by four boys, SAID
to be from to 16 years of age
The melon patch is not large one
and was planted by Mr.. Stamey for
the use of his family, who reside IN
town. He says the melons were only
about half ripe and that the boys,
when discovered, were breaking
them from the vines. The boys were
chased into the city limits, coming
in on Sixth street. If anybody can
remember seeing such bunch CT
boys coming up that street at a
2:40 gait about 4 O'Clock Sunoa!
Afternoon, it will be pretty sats
guess that they had been breaking
the sabbath and the law at the
same time, and that they might be
greatly benefited by good warm
dose of Doctor Strongarm's willow
bark externally applied upon the
naked flesh.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-05
REQUESTS FOR
APPLE QUOTATIONS

Requests for quotations On apples
ranging In orders from, 80 to $50
cars are being received by the
North Pacific Fruit Distributors and
the office at Payette of the Idaho
Oregon Fruit Growers Association
has been asked to give its views OF
prices. AS yet no opening prices
have been named by the D.stribu-
tors and probably viii not be until
after Mr.. Robbins return from
Chicago about August 10th.
Mr.. Jones, the Chicago representa-
tive of the Distributors, was in
Spokane during the meeting of the
Executive Committee last week and
Left Immediately for Chicago. Mr..
Jones' business at Kansas City the
past few years and his connection
with the Distributors has put him
into close touch with the North
west and he is thoroughly eonvers-
ant with the marketing conditions in
the Chicago vicinity. Mr.. Jones is
familiar with the prune
markets Of the Central West and
his judgement will be of great
value to the growers who are ship
ping prunes through the ldaho-ore-
gon Fruit Growers Association.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-05
PICNIC
GREAT SUCCESS

The Enterprise Is just going tc
press at the hour of the conclusion
of the Farmers Annual Picnic held
today in Orcutt's Grove at Washoe.
II is therefore not possible to- give
anything like an account of the
same. The crowd was larger than
was expected and the program was
carried out in a most entertaining
manner, there being bet one excep-
ton, caused by the unavoidable abb
5ence of Senator Borah. In next
weeks issue Of this papei We will
sndeayor to treat the subject more
fully and more satisfactory.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-05
1914 Crop.
July 1st, Est.

| The final estimate of The 1914
apple crop made by the Govern
nent experts was 25S 200 600 bushels,
While the estimate for July 1st, 1915
was 193s.52,O 900 bushels
The final estimate of the peach
crop for 1914 was "a, 109 900 bushels.
Nyhiie the July 1st, 1915, estimate
was 1885,, 900 bushels.
While the pear crop for 1914 was
estimated to be 12,Os6,O0O bushels,
tie 1915 crop on July 1st, looked Ike
10, see 900 bushels.
The Chicago Packer of July 81,
prints what appears to US to be
very comprehensive summing up of
the situation, in which is found the
statement that 1T is gratifying TO
all concerned to know that last
years record breaking yield with
the disastrous prices realized there
Lor is net to be repeated" And
further en- we find such valuable
suggestions as this:
''The grower who offers to give
his fruit away this season will be
equally as foolish as the enc Who
expects 81 per barrel in his orchard.
Growers will doubtless have chance
to sell early and it is for them to
decide whether to accept the pr-ces
or take the Spectators
chance of storing. Prices will not
be immoderately high nor painfully
low but there is going to be lots
of fruit and it should be kept NOV
ing gradually to the consumer"