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In t in ' new phone hoi .1 , just i ssued, the name of CJuien X Ferguson ap pears , when i t shui iM have been Pal­ace LI very Stable , V . L Ferguson, proprietor , as Mr. l ,>ule i i ret ired fnim the l inn sume t ime ago.

10. S . Beck, the pol i t ical genius and progress ive farmer ut' north Day­ton, was a Lkadki : v is i tor last Sal ur-day accompanied bv Mai t in . lacobson, formerly of Dayton hut now nf North Dakota . Mr. . lacubson and wife came down tu v is i t .J ' i f 1 Chapman.

C rand ma Sand v i t : returned from Scot land last Saturday arcompained by her grand daughter . Miss Cladys J i ihnson, daughLer of Mr. and Mrs. Sam . l i ihnson, and M iss t i lady > ca l led at this ot l ice L. i renew t in: family sub­scription tu the Lkadkk.

Col . Fred C. Danfort . l i o f Parker was in ( -anion Saturday on bis way to Charles City . Iowa, by auto , ac­companied by bis family . His cat needed a l i t t le f ix ing and whi le the Karate men were at work on i t , be made this o l l lce a cal l . We ta lked re l ig ion, pol i t ics and good roads be­fore l ie departed.

Kdwin I laugen, a bright progress ive young fanner from southern High­land, was amoug our renewal sub­scr ibers who cal led Saturday. Edwin says their corn wi l l be l ine . He look­ed at a big catawba colored pear on the Editor's table , and smiled. That 's one of P. S . Haulson's bi t : pears , we tuld him, "wel l ," said he "i t , looks sweet and 1 bel ieve beats anything in the pear l ine In good old Highland, but we have other things that s l ides over Norway," and he was gone.

P. S . Paulson of Moe was in town last Saturday and called on the Lkad­kk to renew bis subscript ion. He also presented the Editor with a paper bag t i l led with e ight great l ine pears , perfect beaut ies , p icked from a tree last Friday evening that y ie lded four bushels . Mr. Paulson is a very suc­cessful frui t grower, having some­thing l ike 300 bushels of apples on band now, but the pear- , they make you smack your l ips to look at them.

Hernt Asheim, one of the promin­ent young farmers of Highland town­ship, was a Lkadkk vis i tor Tuesday. He cal led to renew his subscript ion, aud the Asheim brothers , Bernt , Kuudt and Stef lert are a l l readers of the Lkadkk . Lars B. Asheim, father of these prominent young farmers , owns not) acres in Highland and the brothers are running these agricul t ­ural hanks , whi le the pioneer father l ives on the old homestead and takes a deep interest in i t s management . S ix hundred acres of wel l improved Lincoln county land represents a very comfortable fortune.

The genial and happy and popular ex -county auditor , Cl ias . L Kundert , spent Sunday in town with Mrs. Kun­dert and the l i t t le ones Charl ie dropped in to see the edi tor Saturday afternoon and said as l ie dnipped two big s i l ver p lunks on the desk: "C.ood Lord, man. send us the Lkadkk ," and we supposed Charles had been on the l i s t ever s ince he ret ired in March. He is now with Brown & Saenger of S ioux Fal ls , and i t i s safe to assert that he picks up more business for that t ir in than any man they ever had on the road, and he i s l iable to sav when he reads this i tem "That 's no l ie ."

P. S . Paulson and wife , II . P . Han­son and wife , of Moe. in one car , with Mr. and Mrs. Ole Haugen and Mr. aud Mrs. Sander Brynjulson of High­land, in another car , made up an auto party that drove out to Lake Andes , in Charles Mix, to enjoy a few days t i s l i ing last week, but when they got there the weather turned damp and cold aud a day's l i shing was a l l they cared for . They returned home by the way of Mitchel l , Salem, Montrose and Sioux Fal ls , travel ing .T2( i mi les on the ent ire tr ip according to Mr. Paulson's roadometer . Iu going out they took a due west course from Moe unt i l they readied Wagner and then north to the lake, a t ine body of water about 15 mi les in length and iu places four mi les wide , a fa ir r ival to beaut i ful Kampeska. Mr Paulson says the tr ip was del ightful from start to t inish, aud the ladies came home sat is f ied that an automobi le tr ip i s a matchless pleasure .

The Dew suits are selling at sight at The One Price Clothier's. 11

A couple of handsome young chick­en thieves are on exhibi t ion behind the c i ty hal l . Admiss ion free .

Miss Maud Lewis entertained last Friday in honor ot her cousin , Miss Laxon of Iowa.

Miss Cal la Tucker entertained a party of young ladles Monday.

! Mrs . W F. Dunham entertained a large part v o f young ladies and gen­t lemen last Friday evening in honor • i f her neice , Miss Seib of Brooklyn. New York.

Sure we wi l l l ie there for that chicken supper Saturday Sept Jnd.

Miss / .OH Wendt entertained Tues day In honor of Miss Let a Stowel l .

| who departed for ( io l iMield , Iowa, j Wednesday to v is i t her mother , and from there returns to Madison, Wis , to resume her Ci i ivers i ly sLudies .

Mrs Al ice Mil l in iau i-* home from a tr ip to the Twin Cit ies and Chicago, wIie ie she pu rcbased her ta l l mi l l iner} .

We never pass by the goml chicken suppers l ike the Cathol ic ladies serve Saiuiday Sepi 2nd.

Miss Palma Anderson went up to Del l Kapids last . F i lday to v is i t Miss

(a ina Smith, re luming Tuesday.

Pres ident Lewis of the Druggists Fi re Associat ion, i s home I rum the Nat ional I 'on v ent iot i a t Host on and \ i s i ted the druggists convent ion at 11 u roi l on his way hack.

Mr. and Mrs Ci-o . Pulverare rejoic­ing over a t ine baby boy who arrived at their l imne Sunday August 27.

Miss Florence Searles went up to Sioux Fal ls last Friday for a week's v is i t with re lat ives in the Power City

Mr. and Mrs. Earl House came down from Sioux Fal ls Saturday for a short v is i l with Canton fr iends and re lat ives and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud l iohinson.

I 'OK SALE A Majest ic range and ot her household furniture , Inquire of Mrs E S. O'Nei l . II .

The Ladies of the Cathol ic church wi l l g ive a chicken supper in the bui lding formerly occupied by the Gate City Laundary, on Saturday Sept . 2nd.

D. II . Schmidt was down at Olaf Odegaard's farm in Highland town ship Tuesday and brought to this ot l ice a sample of VI r ( idegaard's corn which was r ipe and hard, and a great deal of the corn in the county i s r ipe .

Canton defeated Hudson last Friday in a fast game of bal l by a score of I to 2 .

- Kor Sale . 11! Shropshire Lamb l iams. large and good enough to head any heard. Also 1 three year o ld Heard Ram. 11tf .

Sam Tiiokson , Belo i t , lowa.

Thorsten Hotter , whom we might c lass as a great American traveler , arr ived In Canton Tuesday after an absence of two years andthree months l l i s handsome, smi l ing sunburnt , face looked good as tie entered the Lkad­ki : ot l ice , just to say "how," as he was anxious to get out home. His travels began with a tr ip to old Nor­way then back to this country and then to Cuba. Jamaica, Panama, Mex­ico . hack to Cuba, then to Texas , Oklahama, Colorado. f i l i fornia , Washington and c losed his homeward In iu nd tr ip with a personal ly conduct­ed tour of the Yel lowstone Park, see­ing there the greatest wonders of the world.

Foley's Kid iiey ICemedy (Liquid)

Is a great medic ine of proven value for both acute and chronic kiduey and bladder a i lments . I t i s especia l ly recommended to e lderly people fur i t s wonderful tonic and reconstruct ive qual i t ies , aud the permanent re l ie f and comfort I t g ives them.

Sold by SiiKitsiAN & Rochk.

George Codings formerly a promin­ent Lincoln township farmer, uow a res ident of Worthing and the present owner of a t ine hal f sect ion farm, was among the Lhal 'K ! ; ; we Seomc v is i tors Tuesday. He cal led to renew his sub­scr ipt ion and then expressed the opinion that the coon crop would be better thai l even the boomers hoped for . Mr. Codings i s a very substant ia l c i t izen and a t irst c lass farmer, but l ie concluded that others might "Lake up the white man's burden." aud he would ret ire to rest and eujoy the pleasures of peace and plenty .

Mr. and Mrs. Charles l leckmaster and daughter returned last Saturday fro in Bul l River , Bri t i sh Columbia, and they may spend the fa l l and win­ter here , a l though Mr. l leckuiaster expects to make a tr ip to Bul l River during t h e fa l l . Mr. Heckmaster s tates that everything i s moving along nice ly towards ul t imate sue cess and the certainty of success in this great undertaking is in s ight . Water-power experts from Wisconsin declare that the Bul l River proposi ­t ion i s one of the best in the north­west , and hound to be a gold mine for i t s owners as long as water Mows. Mr. Heckmaster i s very enthusiast ic over the out look and he has been on the ground for a long t ime.

Auction Sale. C. V. El l i s wi l l hold an auct ion

sale at his place two and a half mi les north aud two miles west of Canton on Tuesday September He wi l l of ­fer for sa le the fo l lowing described property: «> head of young horses , 4 mules , t i head of catt le , 100 Jersey hogs , acres of corn In the f ie ld , one McOormack corn binder , a large quant i ty of farm machinery, house­hold goods , aud other things too numerous to ment ion. The sale takes place at one o'c lock. Lee Stevenson is the auct ioneer aud J. V. Oonkl i t i wi l l be the c lerk. Remember the date .

A. Tobiasen has the best f i t t ing and best wearing garments . See big ad on f irst page. 11

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Last Tuesday was our regular f lay I'm' a hike and we decided to make for the Landsl ide . On our way we discovered camp Burl 11 and we im­mediate ly l ined up and saluted our ass is tant scout Master , l ie v . Buri t l . On being asked to accompany the scouts on their hike , he pleaded Ll iaL the family had to have dinner and l ie must get i t out of the r iver . I t looked l ike a long job to the scouts . There were no s igns of a bi te whi le we were looking on.

After taking a picture of the scouts on the "l ine up," we proceeded to our dest inat ion. After making camp one patrol weut about two blocks dis tant and we pract iced s ignal ing. Facl i buy was g iven a quest ion or answer to a r iddle and must be able to read as wel l as to return a reply . Then after that dinner was prepared and al l sat is f ied their keen appet i tes The af term ion was spent largely iu work­ing for points , "bare and hound and swi in mini /

Points were made as fo l lows: Six­teen points of the Compass . Norman Nurdseth, Lue Kruger , Cornel ius Skart .vedt and Verne . le i in ings Sema­phore , Kay Ci .rsun. Bui lding l ire , Verne Jennings . Knife and hatchet , Leo Sandvig , Norman Nurdseth, Asa Forrest , Wil l Seubert , l laruld Moe, l ien Tet l ie , Lue Kruger . Hay Corson, Cornel ius Skartvedt and Verne .Jenn­ings . Cooking. Verne Jennings and Merle Tuve.

The boys expect to have their scout sui ts for their next "Hike."

A Hoy Scout .

Mr. K. J . Straw had a party last Friday in honor of 11 i s forty-fourth birthday, and in order t ,o make i t a double birthday party in honor of Miss Luci le Wendt's th irteenth year , Mr. Straw's party was cont inued un­t i l af ter midnight in order to ce le­brate Miss Wendt's b irthday which occuried oi l Saturday. Twenty mem­bers of the Straw, Wendt and Dean famil ies were present to ce lebrate the double birthday event , and the ce le­brat ion was a pleasant one. Refresh­ments were served a long with music and birthday souvenirs . As the witching hour of midnight approached the happy guests prepared for the endiug of one and the beginning of an other milestone In l i fe 's journey. Mr. Straw as he s tood on the thres-hpld of another year was g iven a "sock shower" and Miss Wendt found a beaut i ful gold watch keeping t ime as she stepped across the l ine , { t was a most enjoyable event and Mr. Straw bel ieves h is "shower" matches up pretty wel l with a gold watch auy day.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Straw and Miss Lucile Wendt and Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Reynolds went over to Rock Rapids in Mr. Straw's auto to attend the county fair.

H 0 M K T A L E N T C O N C E R T .

< >11 Wednesday evening September Kith, a home ta lent concert wi l l be presented by the organ committee at the Lutheran church. This i s a fourth i i f a ser ies of concerts under Lhe auspices ' of th is committee for the purpose of ra is ing money to pay for the organ, and In of fer ing this concert tu Lhe people of Canlun, we have no apologies to make. I t l ias been our a im to a lways provide high grade ta l ­ent for our concerts and we bel ieve that the concensus of opinion is that we have been successful . Also in th is case we fee l that we have secured ta lent that wi l l make good and for whom no excuses wi l l have to be made. Being of the opinion that con­certs of a good qual i ty are a dis t inct beuedt to a community in the way of promoting a taste and appreciat ion for real ly good music , the committee asks the patronage ot the publ ic on the ground of se l f interest and not as a chari table donat ion to the organ fund. We are prepared to ivoder v:»I -ue received.

The concert wi l l l ie sut l ic ient ly varied in nature to sui t the mus t , ex­act ing. There wi l l be several p iano numbers by Miss I ' . i lm. i Anderson, and Mrs. Adolph Hragstad wi l l ass is t with one of her excel lent readings . In addit ion there wi l l be a vio l in number by Mrs. G. II . Gulbraudsen and a vocal number by Mr. Aden Haug. The Schubert , yuarlet te wi l l appear with -^veral se lect ions .

The committee does not c la im to have assembled a company of world-renowned art is ts , but we do c la im that these people are the best in their respect ive specia l t ies that can be pro­duced iu Canton, and that they are equal to a large part of the profes­s ional ta lent that comes to this c i ty aud superior to many companies that have entertained here . I t i s not nec­essary to enlarge upon the Individual meri ts of each member of th is com­pany as a l l are too wel l and favorably known to need an introduct ion to a ( .Janton audience . A s several of them wil l leave the c i ty in the near future , th is wi l l be the only opportunity to hear them in concert f u r a long t ime. Everybody i s cordial ly invi ted t -oavai l themselves of th is musical treat . See next week's Issue of th is paper for the program printed In ful l .

Miss Marie Engeu is home from her vis iL wit l i re lat ives in Wisconsin .

Charles F . Whltmore i s home from his i i lack Hi l l s v is i t , where he went to at tend a meet ing of engineers .

Donald Voges , son ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voge3 of Big Timber, Mont . , and a nephew of Mrs. E. L. Wendt has arrived to at tend school and wi l l make his home with Mr. and Mrs. Wendt . He l sU bright buy.

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B i t o f C a n t o n R o a d .

Mrs. Dr. Jennings is home from Rusten Park, a splendid summer re­sort on the Jim.

Ed L. Wendt received a marked copy of the 1 nwood Herald last Fri ­day and the address des ignated l i iu i as a "member of the I 'unk I load Com." ani l Lhe fo l lowing arLic le from

! Lhe Herald was blue penci led fur h is ; considerat ion: ' "< M a l l the abominable roads iu this ent ire region South Dakota i s en­t i t led to the blue r ibbon on LI l e s tretch uf road commencing at the bridge and ending in Canton. I t i s surpris ing that the enLerpris ing peo­ple of Canton have not raised a s torm of protest and had something dune

j wit l i a road iu such horrible condi­t ion and in such fr ightful shape, o l

; course the road a long the way from 1 Lhe asylum Lo Lhe c i ty i s torn up on I account of construct ion work on Lhe sewer but that i s no excuse for leav-

: ing the balance of the road to care ' for i t se l f , i 'raot icai i j oe iy n*i of ] the road from luwood to the bridge has been worked, graded and dragged

. th is season and is in excel lent shape. The hi l l has been newly graded and the road a long the hi l l materia l ly widened and otherwise made safer and better . 11 i indreds and hundreds of dol larn have been spent on Lhe roads on LI l e Iowa s ide Lhis season at id as ide from dumping iu a quanLi-ty of very coarse gravel and rocks the s l / .e of musk melons nothing has been down on the Dakota s ide this year I f necessary perhaps the good roads

[enthusiasts of Iowa might go over i and donate some t ime and money to j ou r ne ighbors in the interest of good i roads . ' ' ' The Lkaijkk i s mighty glad that ' the I n wood Herald has cal led at ten­

t ion to this miserable b i t of road, 'which is a disgrace to Canton town­

ship. Travelers complain at both ends of the route and kick and say t i l ings about people being dead or as leep and how things looked a hund­red years ago.

] "Member of the l 'unk Road Com-! mit t ,ee ," i s not c learly understood by I Hrother Wendt , unless as l ie says , 1 "Punk" means bad, and by this appl i ­cat ion the In wood edi tor i s not far I out of the way, but then Brother Wendt i s not a member of any " Punk road organizat ion. He is an act ive member of the "good road debat ing society" and has ta lked for hours in

| favor of good roads and a lways puts ! up cash to help any good roads move-j ment . j He assures the edi torof Lhe Lkadkk j that he is going to do some strenuous j work to have Lhe "Punk" road im-| proved, and is going to ask Dr. IIum-i mer to put h is Indians at work on i the sewer upheaval and have i t dressed down to proper condit ion, and then he Is going to labor wiLh the boss of the road dis tr ict and have him remove the boulders and ruts on the east end of the "Punk" road div is ion, and by the t ime he wears out a new set of auto t ires he expects to have the "Punk" road ready for inspection

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by the luwood editor , who has ren­dered a great service in cal l ing M r . Wendt's at tent ion to the intolorable condit ion of Canton's eastern gate­way, w; ich (night to be a broad and beaut i ful boulevard, but i t i sn' t .

I ' .y t l i ( ! number of marked copies of Lhe In wood Herald received lasL Fri ­day. lv l i tor Stearns places Canton in general , on Ll iaL "I 'unk' ' road com­mittee and we don't blame that hand­some and loveable gent leman from gett ing his Ir ish aroused.

Now that Lhe quest ion of improv­ing that road has cornc up from those who love to v is i t our c i ty on business and pleasure , i t i s the plain duty of our c i t i / .ens to see that this miserable bi t of road be l ixed up at once . We bel ieve that Dr. Hummer wi l l respond promply, and i l i s the duLy of the road dis tr ict boss to do his part , and Canton wi l l do her share .

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fur sa le . Apply to P. A. Sorum, Phone 2'J i ' i . Canton. l t t f .

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