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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06
gterbli4feitsberi1t.

0iena Crane, rs, SS6 Git RofOulc
llpe, gliererlleioeu.
Ntarp aiultenocGer, 81, 2419
Ylenmop glpe., Suberfiiloie
Sugo Surm, 52, 1910 GIN Ctr,
nSnaueit IN S6tpebe.
2lIeianoer Yeuerioge, SO, 507
Ielta ape., Scr5leiben.
9iaionn Nieper, 79, 2310 @len'
non 9tpe., MISUNDERSTANDING.
a(lbcrt gslleit, 50, 935 Slipe 9lpe,
Iltberfulple.
3olncs aing 90, sunlnit, o,
,5naueit in Sdprebe.
Scorge Sdralloer, SO, 1920 4Ro,
5ait g(ue.. Silberfltloie.
slreo 8beeler, II, iii Sbernlan
g(pen.ie, gfierenleioen,
Clarence 2ipingoob, 81, 204G
Glorence glpe., 2lrberfltloie.
Scrmann 9lbIer- 73, 1928 Spril;g
Srooc Apc, Sraueit III SdDpebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06
Sleine Yuli5eiuabrihten.

- Ger 1Sorbige 9tatbm @rap bon
Ro. 34S George StraBe puroe se-
itern inter Der 9Inflage OeS unge-
iesIihcn @crfalti opn narfotiibe,
@lftm perlaftet, Srap ioQ eincr
GarbIoen Die i'm nit einem ge5eib-
neten Dollar be5ablte, aofoin per.
fault baben lno ipdter fauo Die So
li8ei nod peitere 8orrdtbe pon nlr.
fotiiten Giften in ser @obnung
G'rap's.
Srau Aon Smitb Don Rn. T01
NairiIeIh 9loemle meIOete geitern Ser
4oli5ei, Dor ihr in einenl 8eidldft
oil fer Jtace nabe Der 6iiuften Stra-
Be lhre Sonotaide gcitobIcn wltr6e,
in ipeItcr lid 81 IN 9alr iolpie cine
golbcne Soitenllbr i'm @ertbe pun
$40 befanoell.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06
Mel inter bie mdnb,r.

Der Jarbige Gnlerp @ibion bon
Der gyinsate 9llep ipiirbe geitern
abeno segen iieben llbr in ocr g,1be
fciner ggcbniing Don 5ipci 9iaiIegc.
nciieH angefaIlen, Die ibn NIT porge.
baItenen 9ieDoIDern gefiigig mahter
i,nb ibm feline ans $3.50 beitebenoc
1urrId,nft iotrie eillen giienbabn.
raB, Der 5tuiid)en bier inlo Drfcro
giiItiu III, abnabmcn. @ibion nteIoe.
te iein slbcnteiier Der poli5ei ,m6
gab eile siemlid, CUTE HeiHreibuus
bsr 5eibcH S&napp&bua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06
smttIid,e seute.

Stattlife gette nladre geitern
gladarlittag eiu Ginbreher, Der
ipdbreno Der sIbspcienbeit BON 5rail
Gliiabetb ALTMAN IN oeren @obnung
I'M Salie gso. 751 Gseit Court Ctr.
einbrnns. Ter gliride Iieb $i25 IN
9aar. einen Dianiaittring i'm @ertb
BON $50, eiiic epIoene Saideulibr i'm
Mertn BON $50 uno 5ipei ipeitcre Ia
incrlibren ictpie perid,ieoene anoerc
s;duuidio6en utitgeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06
ScidJc ioentiiisirt.

lit peiblide @eld)r, Die porgeitert
IN Der gtGbe pom 5ueehpine aus ocur
tSlltb ge5OGcn DprOcn, muroe gpitern
GIG Die Ser - Sabre alten 5rau
sIiuta aetdHlm pon 9}cu 9licmnou0,
g., ilrntiii5irt, bie lett mebreren
@oGen pcridmNtn0n mar. 2Ilice
Gilmore BON @atopla, g., non Ser
Sic SeIcbe iNentifi5irt puroe, lit eina
3ttdte Ser Gobicn lmh lie Nlaubt,
oaB i1re Sante olls 8eriebert III Den
5lub 0ciaQen mto ertrlnfeu lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06

George uno Catherine Eebler,
1868 @arQ Cir, Dfabden.
8lctor uno Wautie @eBel, 46l3
columbia 9loe., anabe.
tSreo mo Worp arOger, 1927
Sebler Ctr, Guabe.
SSobn uno glnna @crburbt, go
ct WcU2ilInn StraBe, arabe.
9eonarD ulto gllrtb Iunicls, 101 !
0Gt 9ldte Ctr, Gnabe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06

lidj unber3iiglih alif8uloien, Der q.
Gerbeitsoireftor miro feine Stubs IN
Der sSeuerrpebr ober int Yoliseioe'
partenlcnt bulbeit, bic 5u politiifeit
3lpeden bertiitt lperben fonnten.
Serr @iGiarn 81 BOIL, Der
@ciGGitsfnbrer Der Subcpobl 8rap'
ing 80. bat oos Sieit'ide eigentbunl
al Der @olo mo Yeabiion slpcnllc
iii $4,000 aefauft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06

9ebrau6en tit BAG Ginwei6en Der Wdi6e.
Sn oieien 80 Minuten iparen sic me-
ntgitens etnen 6aIben Sag Ylagerei. Das
Napt6a nno anoere Heinigungsnittel lOien
bas 6ett uao ben S6mub, Sbr She'll tit
lei6t = ei11= ooer 5peimal reibeu, ipHlen,
blauerL aufbdnger. Seine Ylagerei BET lul6
einer Art gSal6tag.
Gebandt 6elS'aapt6a iHr ale see'unO ssaHer arbsit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06

9Ol8, NJ. &aiIer, G6rift. Ruebsl. 50.
iep6 9rauie, Gbriit. NielIon uno
Sherman Gpplegate srnannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06

Gebrandt 6els'@apt9a fhr ale seiieuuO'ssaer srbet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13

Ihv rarfo1 ann hca began cirrlme
Boo rrtai curves tour coz lives mile.
IH.H rsh oi same
WHOM tNr .0rud o. Martin made
Dts I.Ho dive f.om height ol
l.5u0 COP 1000 teen to within three
cor lou Fut cd ID'r of the earth.
mD...t huuur o.l the m0lor 80
lual co.. ,uyntrs were arwly
unaware 900 their presence.
Thou Do NH 900 easy matter to-
Mills
lI. Hu. the TWO from the aC.p-
.'uUD uu.. % few seconds apart
s.. .ur bee not II just ike
that Fhou. s'rihg the other he
sho. ,Nit oue also and in les time
than Do uka. to read it.
ThU while the farmers wonder
"a Ji .ha uoU way of hunting, Mar
liu made landing ana the Two dead
animals 'ro pul into the machine.
While un the groml Mills bagged
ol moro coyote and Two wildcats.
Martin lid that ON he trim they
covered 100 mile, md IN onc-h1ll
hoS covered m1I tciI tory aud
from hi'h point of vantage than
Tho aycragc hunter could go over IN
n week
M tim ge ricl that an sports
m,u who can afford II viii In tim"
do thrir hunting u acceptance, rs.
Through such machines. they eau
better .Uc their quarry. cover more
territory in amy given time and at
the .lW time do 10 with less incon-
youioncc than iu any other way
"n minute hc said, an a'ro-
plano can cross an arroyo which a
huutc. 900 foot would require five
bou 10 negotiate. I believe that
Itla urroplapo S. especially adapted
tu hunting reese and next season
Min and shall try @ out
Both Mills and Marin bclicy,
that coyote and wildcat de.roy
more quail than are killed by hunt
ers auI .Hv thar the sights they had
oi Wild u., 900 Jheir trip prove Co.,
The, hope fHa the Legislature viii
ouu urlrd. bounty upon those
$50 sp,.a- o' animal
Martin 'pf lu. Angeles. later. for
Washington 600 confer with navy and
arm. officials regarding ao oplanes
and .arop'1uy construction but up
ou H rnUu no expects 10 show
0WH'h'nl loo aviation ever mC-o in.
t'ro-tiuo than tho fear of last week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13

Real che nf', in,,allmeni on page ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
PARK EXPERTS
HOLD MEETING
FIRST REAL ErFOR' no BRING
PUBLIC INTO INMATE
I'NDFHsTiNnNG.

Special 70 The News
BERKELEY. Calf Mar "a
Perhaps the most imorlant meet
ing oy,r held In the Iiorcsis OF ma.
lional park deyalopinnt g. that
which opened here az he University
Is Of california, II government
mas lent its aid to brlglnl together
the park exports OF On country.
Tho meeting lent ieli enthusiast
tically / othe SEQ Merioa First"
movement. That Oh doyc lopmont
cd the Amcrican par system ha
zen little appreeiai" hy The ,raN.
,ling public up to thidmc was the
general opinion eVprced. Nov that
the hofi Of travellers no mad, lcu.
iupe their holiday round werc
forced by thj war to amain Ia \m-
erica. none was exposed that the
slant National parsnyhl be- tho
mecca Of travellers ding The pres
cnt year
Todays moolins w. opened by
Precedent benjamin Wheeler OF
the University whoSelcom, the
government official nd the foroa-
tty officials of man state Mark
rani Us. general supintendcnl and
landgcnpo engineer. alked on ma.
tional park developmt. Road con
struction in the par. IN, problem
O, caring Tor the Yipr. the cytor.
minauon OF insect gtf. the on.
couraecmcnt OF wildifc by transfer
o' best specimonts. no fighting oi
forest fires. the hoaulying Of PARKS.
The patrol and ranr service. and
many other sphlcD Of timely in
t,rcsi ar, on the nrrammc for the
discussion Ol eNper durlnE the
three DAYS Of The ulercncc.
The meeting va ranged 10y siu
rhcn z. Maihor. assiaui 90 thc
secretary Of the lutior Tho gov
eminent hau given iull endorse
ment to this sci-toFher movement.
and prepared eXhib OF picture ol
the National PARK, Although two
previous conyontionhaNe boeu held.
cue ai Yosemite "a the other a.
Yellowstone. the mting this week
if the first effort 9th, government
10 hiring the public Into intimate
touch with nalioua park affairs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
SPORTINCVOTEg


Oklahoma g. pang q hin lcsah1
INK boxing bouts
Young zoe Shuruc'g owes force
rim 10 lay up for or eight weeks.
The famous Biss shoot. in Eng.
land. is called o'iihc first uma
since $500.
And nov como he Cuban au-
rcuncomcnt thgt1G colorcd men
can't fight vhiit ihcr' It. q hard
road tor tho nra Iicrs
Tho Weston b. 'asociaiion iH
listing the ten ~ PLAYERS Va each
ol tho 500 club b me West Han
6icapf win lo W. on MARCH 90
tn, Amateur lmdoo. swimminr
champion llt On begin az Puts.
burg on Marc. iih, Hn.n The 80
yard bach 5p' tito ..ll bo SCI
tied.
George D0iH rpori hI hands are
nov 200 good AVE. and Doc viii meet
Sailor sHmawsi or cincinnati on
next Monde.
Frank N0. " OIL. burg meets
2cmhadiD. NE o. f0eI..h heavy
v.iaht 90 ,U. l6tlon Opera House
on March 'H
Tho Cla.. hma'.Hr billiard
championship a b. n .nal game
. #.. TI..r.|. |s.... "A A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
SEA Of MARNORA
NOW IMPORTANT
CoNSTANTINOPLE. TIM OHIEC
TIVE on ALLIED FLEETS.
on IT'S SHORE.
sr,,ia. Tho New,

spesIa. 10 Tho News
WASHINGTON. b. G.. Mar a.
s siat7mC1t by the National Geog-
iaphic Society with reference fo ,he
Sea Of Marin ora, which ia the con-
meeting link between the Tardanel-
ice and On Dosphorus. SAYS
With the -tron sest fleet over ae-
eomhled fo~ battle reported -ilhtlur
its way through the nardaneiles to-
Rcrd the Sea OF Marmom. th.. 0u.o.
Turkish sheet of water uGdrnlN has
taken 0n ihrillinr U0rIt imr1rj.
tncc. for lts area may soon witness
ihc last scene OF the mighty struggle
Of centuries for OBJ, preservation OF
Europe from the narcotic effects o.
eastern aggression
Nature has been more than ,cr
erous IN her provisions for guarliu
this sea between Asia ana Europe
against hostile power The Bosp1or
us It's approach from the Black Sea
ON the uorth, is deep. watcr-iIlod
twisting valley whose surface a'
most all t.C uuy iH no tho mercy ul
th, enclosing mountain hoietIs T..
thc south. the plrdanoIIas while OF
greater breadth than thc HCephorus
from an ca 'ly tci'ndol chauuo. o.,
rifles long and commanded o., lt.
thore h,ights
"Marmora Sea D. wonderful .m
Ihithcatro for modern naval
struggle. 81 oluuiirll bowl o.
.. d. D. D..
y shoroliuD which is bold sNf ..n"
upon thc A-siic -id. From r.H iu
vest. th" go B.. O.. mp- - s.l.
irs extreme .i1th +. about 600 miles
I, has an anon 20. $500 IpT ulD.
"CousWntiuopic tND objective u.
Oh, invading fleets. ues tucked 1HH"
near ih' nortrowmoe' uDu of
Narmorl "a Tho opoul.e Dl ino De.
Ihuru outlet lu thr N. aUI
south are several con id,rhl, b.
lands. oi which the largest Mar
mora. na. hrn famous fur DO .lJ.
lJstrr aud marbles since ti.a dass OF
Crociau .uiptual and architectural
glory
"Thc Scl oi Nurwom F.. thH most
famous and important SOFA of Ua.s
agc iu the world Behind us $500.
tore. alone The northern .hor. n'
the Pllck Sea. are 'hH most fertile
and favored provinces oI tt. hus
Ian Empiro. Russin's vrulv
while ON tho eastern BLACK S,H coast
Hcs Russia rrcatr. o.l uUr m1
h'r f'mous cil-bouruf hiaf lW D.
Th.. TutL. Illumination cal. .Ir
most important a,,uur cot t...r.
N.ia's raw materials western fuH.
pou and nf tho Woefa m1Wit0.H
q, tor consumption n lho Do''.
Ilst"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13

cotds of their sales and Adjustment
One man says he sold 1000 D.s.
Irgs and had only half dozen aI.
iustmeuls And these tires u,r.
not brought IN CA account OF bonn
detective. hut were bruised by rharp
stones" bee writes
Another man made mo unique ro-
cord OF selling 1000 diamond Tire
With only Two adjustments q third
nan went through tho entire year
With only one tic out ot an hp sold
coming back for adjustment
Spcaking of Diamond tire per.
iurmances dealer wrote 1--WE foe.
reasonably uro that every oua uill
,ot only b. an advertisement to our
elves, but great boost Tor tho Dia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
TIEI PERFORMING
mibDl ~ HOOh

Iruur tire itt 1000 motor
ilts What 70 c...I MOS. of iiI.
Goes BOO tho eHt Eit. HuH.1r-
ton nHd milea % r nI'H 90
trade promotion uiut.I hs ua.
mfuh TfDs. Ah. 0h.H
The Diamond tor Nas COM
rlrd unique of letter u
nich Diamond ar teIl what
diamond tire. ell. l.it boz ihc
uaf 81 h.s 500 lt fra atIu.i-
1cufr
Tao book ID fF. amr fime Hn
Cyrre Sow IRON tl. cail.r OF I.'-
faarous lor oarrf fhe amo uu'
q t9I. a. Thar - nat, Uth H
.rrroFs of fu thr SOU wear
Tho crrrn sior frtm tlD f..aii
cr run 900 tho 4r from record
VI 5000 ord NOR milo .r0m UIa-
uondr thrt used .sron1iiy to 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13

NIINI
Room ' - % r.'"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13

ports. which are considered " ape
Dal interest ,o motorists II is be-
uu0d that tho service rendered by
tIc Dn well be- Judged by the
Unbiased reports ol The men who
600 them. and the showing of pia-
mDuda ON mo- requirements Is con-
-ItDrpd remarkable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
Notice Taxpayers.

Tho dclin0rcut record for ih0
amarillo Independent school Die
ric, s. uow completed Suit win bo
Tiled for collection Of these taxes ae
soon after publication as possible
ana the property win be- sold l0.
tavo. Any person owning property
,u tho district should Dall Co. .n.
amy 1oljuoucuci, occur
o. q NfElN.
NttoW.r
1IU.tf Room. F.. n % H.'"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
1our tb,il', Cough T. Can Toe
Hrlu

DON'T n. aU fr.aIr. sour pfild's
Cough fuf ouly saps th.ir
.rr" .H ou0u leads to moro
.uou ailments WhF ri.kr Won
Sonf I".. .n Or kHlr New Die
Govern .' OBJ. remedy your 0hil1
H,.d- on made with soothin-.
elIu. ..f auis.pi'D balsam WIN
.l.Dk.. ...0. fhe cold AMI .o0ihc
.nur O|.. Cough away so old
... H| .. OHusI CO.. how lone
tgII. ur E.uf N.W Discovery
ZOO f.| Dr.. Guaranteed Just
I'd 90 h,fn tr.u your uinrc aud
.It Co.
IAdy.I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13

Ul,h Sew, ; d., Elrsau ra,.
NIrb 10Th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13

uan, Nru, 3 o., narraln na,.
Nar,h 18th
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16

G. Muma "a a Sioux City visitor
Sunday.
Gena Larson visited with Canton
friends Sunday.
E. J. Straw left with a car load Of
stock for Chicago last Saturday night.
Henry Bradshaw, of Worthing was
a Canton visitor on business Monday.
Phoebe Bankson is home after a
winter spent in Brisbane, North Da-
kota.
Homer DeNewuer has purchased a
five passenger Metz from Wendt and
Straw.
The ''Perils of Pauline are draw
ing large crowds at the Lyric every
Monday night.
Don't forget The high school declam-
alton contest at the Lyric Friday
night, April 10Th.
Clara Bergstrom returned from Ro-
chester last Friday where she went
in search OF medical advice.
Many friends Of Mr.. David Lantatf
will read with sorrow Of his serious
illness. He was taken to Sioux Falls
for an operation and from late re-
ports he is resting easier.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16

LOCAL x
6oo0oOoOoOCG
LOCAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Travallie spent Mon
day in Canton with friends.
Get out and vote next Tuesday, and
help your candidate that much.
Charley Jones of the Lyric is visit
ing home folks In Dickens, Iowa.
Miss Lulu Howard, Of Sioux Falls
spent Sunday with Marguerite McDer-
mott.
Chris Torberson, Of Sioux Falls was
in Canton the first Of the week on
business.
Don't forget the high school oecla-
nation contest at the Lyric Friday
night April 10th.
Miss Marguerite McDermott enter
talned the G. G. G. girls at the Ru-
dolph Tuesday night.
A. Brady Beck an old time Canton
tie but now a lawyer at Geddes, spent
Saturday In Canton with friends.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
OPERA "QUEEN ESTHER"
To be Given May 4 and 5, at the Kennedy
Opera House at Canton. A Play Of
Delightful Surprise and Music

Rev. Thurston will give a lecture
on Queen Esther at the Norwegian
Lutheran church at Canton on April
18th and everyone should avail them
selves of the opportunity and hear
his lecture.
The Queen Esther Chorus have been
practising this Opera since January
and are progressing very nicely. An
orchestra Of II or more pieces has
been engaged for the Opera.
The Cast of Characters in this
Opera will be as follows:
Queen Esther, Thora Greguson and
Clarice Ellefson.
King A%hasuerus, Ray Ellefson, Leo.
Sandvig
Hannah, Kings Counsellor, Melvin
Juel, Dwight Slade.
Mordecai. a Jew, II. Greguson, G. O..
Lomen.
Zeresh, Haman's wife, Eloise Smith,
Leah Read.
Mordecai's Sister, Marguerite Nc
DarmotG.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Notice of Annual Municipal Election

Notice OF Annual Municipal Election
Notice is hereby given t the quail:
fed voters OF the City of Canton,
South Dakota, that the annual MUM
cipal election under commission is
HEREBY called, as by laws provided,
for the election Of OFT OF the City
OF Canton, South Dakota, for the
term named herein:
One Mayor for the full term Of five
years.
Said election will be held on Tues
day, the Goth day Of April, 1915 at
which time the polls will be open from
eight O'Clock in the forenoon OF said
day continuously until five O'Clock in
the afternoon of said day at the vari-
Il voting places in said city herein
there will be elected the officer above
named.
Said election shall be held in the
following voting places in each of the
four wards of the city.
First Ward: In the basement of the
Hotel Rudolph.
Second Ward: In the SheriI's Office
in the Court House.
Third Ward: In the basement o:
the West Side School Building.
-Four h Ward: In the City Commits
%siOnerS Chambers at the City Hall.
Dated at Ca nton, South Dakota,
this 8 day Of April, A. ID. 1915
CounLersigned: Carl f. Tank,
George Hokenstad, Mayor.
City AUDITOR.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
George G., Johnson
Insurance, Farm Loans and
Abstracts Of Titles

Anthony Sletten spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. [. T. Slet.
ten of This city.
Mrs. Elmer Schubert, of Sioux Falls
is visiting at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and M RS. E. l.. Wendt of this city.
Francis Hummer. son Of DR.. an0
Mrs. Hummer Of the asylum has been
quite III the past week but is now bet.
ter.
The Reading Circle will hold its
next meeting at the home of Mrs.
olga Gronseth Thursday, April -,
1915. Signed Sec.
Miss Elsa Chichester and gentle.
man friend, MI. Johnson spent a few
hours in Canton between trains on
their way home from Sioux Falls to
Beresford.
Mrs. Joe Opperud came down from
Dell Rapids to Sioux Falls last Satur-
day and accompanied her husband
back to Canton. Joe acted on the U.
S. jury in Sioux Falls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Rudolph and
daughter Alice returned from Cali
fornia last Friday night. They re-
port the Canton colony all we'll and
their trip n of great enjoyment.
Sexe and Ringheim to keep to the
front in the clothing business have
added a wonderful attraction to their
Store, in the form of large automatic
suit hanger and triple display mirror.
The W. Il. c. gave a delightful en-
t%ertainment at the Lyric last Friday
night celebrating the 5Oth anniver-
sary Of the surrender of Gen. Rob'U e.
Lee. A large audience was present
and the ladies realized about $50 pro-
fit for their hard work.
John O'Conner from Green Bay,
Wisconsin passed through Canton
Monday on his way home from Alex
andria where he attended the funeral
of his brother. Mr.. O'Conner was a
friend and boyhood companion of the
Arnold boys OF our city and Monday
was his trst visit for over thirty years.
The election last Thursday for the
purpose Of voting in an ordinance
that would abolish billiard parlors in
Canton was defeated by a majority of
223 for pool halls. The majority of
the voters took the stand that with
out some other place for the farmers
and young men to spend their spare
times, the billiard parlors should stay.
On Friday April 23rd, the district
d~eclamatory contest will be held in
Canton, at the Lyric Theatre. The
contestants winning next Friday con-
test of the local high school will take
part In the contest to be held April
23rd. The winners of the district con
test will then meet with the winners
of the other districts for the state
championship. All come out and
boost for Canton, should be the slogan.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Notice of Nominations

Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing nominations have been made
by petitions duly filed in my office fol
candidates for the Office to be voted
for at the regular municipal election
under commission, on Tuesday the
Both day OF April, A. d.. 1915.
For Mayor, for full term Of five
years. Willard Bennett, whose resi-
dence is Canton, South Dakota, and
whose business address is Canton, S.
d. Il. It. Sexe, whose residence is
Canton, South Dakota, and whose
business address is Canton, South Da-
kOta.
l hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a full, true and correct
list OF all nominations for Office certi-
tied to me under the provisions Of law
and now Oh file in the Office Of the
City Auditor of the City Of Canton,
South Dakota.
Given under my hand and official
seal this 18th day of april, A. d. 1915.
George Hokedstad,
City Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Makes 81 Feel Like 1G

Il suffered from kidney aiiment for
Two years." writes Mrs. M. A Bridges,
Robinson, Miss, 81 commenced taking
Foiey Kidney Pills about ten mouth
ago. l am 81 years OF age and feel like
a Is .year-old girl" Foley Kidney Pills
invigorate weak and deranged kidneys,
relieve backache, rheumatism and
bladder trouble.
Sold by SHERMAN & Roche
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16

Charles Whitmore is building a new
garage.
Oscar Sogn was a Sioux Falls visitor
Wednesday.
Anton Hendricks was a Sioux Falls
visitor Wednesday.
Peterson, the Maxwell man Of Fair
view vas a Canton business visitor
Thursday.
Ray F'owles has improved so much
from his late serious spell that he is
able to be up aud about.
Quite a few Cantonites on the male
side of the fence enjoyed The balny
spring air around the mouth Of the
Beaver Thursday.
LOSr-Silver mesh purse some
place between the Indian Asylum and
Canton on the north road. Finder
leave at LEADER office.
T. II. Smith is the proud owner of a
new 5 passenger Maxwell, and with
Eioise at the wheel, makes one feel
that Mr.. Smiths happiness should be
complete.
The Rebakahs held initiation Tues
day evening and the following mem
bers joined: Mrs. M. Renley, Miss
Pauline and Miss Christianson. The
Greens ente rtained with a program
and lunch.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Canton Cooperative
Telephone com pany was held Tues
day in the company offices. @. b. Ken
needy, M. b. Kennedy, b. Kennedy,
Thos. Thorson and H. N. Cooper were
chosen as directors; M. B. Kennedy
secretary and manager; Miss Myrna
Anderson, assistant secretary.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16
Take Care OF the Children

A lingering cold. distressing cough,
throat lead to a rundown condition
in which the child Is not able to re-
sist contagious diseases. Foley's Honey
and Tar is truly healing and prompt
in action. 1t relieves coughs, colds,
Group and %whooping cough. Contains
no opiates.
SOLD BY SHERMAN g. ROCHE
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16

Canton Creamery Co., is now nicely
settled in their new cement block
creamery, one of the best in S. Oak.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1915-04-16

Come in and see US. Bring in your
cream and eggs. We pay highest mar.
ket prices In cash. Tel. 249.