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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
Corn Contest Score Card.

Uniformity 10 Points; Every ear in
exhibit should be like every other
ear.
Shape Of Ear 10 Points: Ears should
be cylindrical.
Purity In Color of Cob 5 Points:
White ears should have white and
yellow corn a red cob.
Purity In Color of Grain 5 Points:
Grains should all be Of the same col
or.
Tips 5 Points: Rows Should run
straight nearly to tip and tip be we'll
covered.
Butts 5 Points. Shank should be
small with kernels we'll rounded
about it.
Ripeness 10 Points: Ears should be
sound.
Length 10 Points: Varies with varie-
ty. For this locality dent corns should
run from 8 to 10 inches long.
circumference Points: Measured
at one-third distance from butt
should be three-fourths length.
Shape Of Kernel 10 Points: Kernels
should be wedge shape with straight
edge and large germ.
Uniformity OF Kernel: ~ Points
The kernels should not, only be alike
in the different ears, but every kernel
on the ear except a few on the butt
and on the egg shaped tip should be
as near like every other kernel as pos
sible.
Proportion of Corn to Cob 10 Points:
Varies with varieties but 100 lbs of
good selected ears should shell about
SO lbs of corn. Estimated in this
case.
Space S Points: Refers to the fur
rows between. the rows of kernels
which should be small.
Total 100.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
Bible missionary Bohen Home.

Bible Missionary q HOllhe'
Rev. j. D. Bohen, who was married
TO Miss Sadie Albertus Nov. IA. 1907,
at Thompson, Iowa, by Rev. II. Wort
man has returned with his bride
from a wedding trip to Kansas and
eastern Iowa, and they will make
their home in Canton.
Rev. y. %. Bohen has been engaged
the past 1s years as Bible missionary
Of the American Bible Society. He
will travel through Lincoln county
This coming year with English, Ger
man, Norwegian, Holland, Danish
and Swedish Bibles and Testaments.
He will make a house to house can
vas and all parties wishing bibles ia
any language can get them at cost.
All bibles or testaments printed or
sold by the American Bible Society
must be sold at cost. He will give
any Npoor person, man or woman or
orphan child, a bible free OF charge.
Any blind person living In the county
Dr. the state may also have q bible free
Df charge.
Bible Missionary B0hen speaks four
and any pastor or person
~ho Wishes to meet him should drop
i card to REV. J. ID. BoHEN, Bible
Missionary, Canton, s. D.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
Resolutions OF Condolences.

WHEREAS; 1t has pleased God In
his infinite wisdom and goodness to
from our midst U beloved,
esteemed and respected Nefghbor
Frank Grace, and
WHEREAS: Our deceased NeighbOr
was q faithful, true and upright mem
Der Of Sioux Valley Camp No. lOl,
Modern Woodmen OF America, ever
true to his duties as a woodmen.
Then be 1t resolved, That our city,
county and state has lost a man OF
sterling worth and integrity, a man
true to all his duties in business, So
cial and domestic life.
RESOLVED, That we members Of
Sioux Valley Camp No. l01 Modern
Woodmen OF America extend to the
bereaved widow and family OF our de-
ceased NeighbOr, and the community
at large, our heartfelt sympathy and
regret.
That this lodge be draped for a per-
iOd Of thirty days and q copy OF these
resolutions be transmitted to the fam
lily of the deceased, a copy spread upon
the official records and furnished &c
each Of the local papers for publtca'
tion.
Dated at Canton S. d. this 18th day
Of January 1908.
JAS. r.. PATTEE,
+. #. NASH,
HERMAN RICHTER.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
Joint Meetngoff School Officers and Teachers
IT WAS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AND WILL PRODUCE BETTER r
THAN ANY MEETING EVER HELD BEFORE.
THE LEADER PRIZE WAS WON BY DISTRICT rwENrYE1GHT AND MISS
HANNAH AUS is THE TEAcAER.

closed County Superintendent Law
renee brought up the subject Of school
house improvement in order to award
the LEADER prize Of $40, which had
been offered to the teacher and pupils
OF the school house showing the o
improvement during the year. The
subject proved more interesting than
had been anticipated, because many
school buildings had been considera-
bly, improved during the year, but
district %, North Dayton, won the
prize easily over all competitors.
Miss Hannah Aus is teacher and the
directors are A. j. Bodie, John Even
son and w. l.. Gould. The other
school buildings worthy of special
mention for improvements made are:
District SO Pleasant, 13 Highland, 80
Pleasant. 81 Springdale, 10 Norway,
20 Eden, II Canton, AZ Brooklyn, 40
Grant, "a Highland, sc Delapre, SO
Perry, 81 Eden, Is Dayton, 46 Della
ware, 2 Fairview, 5 Canton, 6 Canton,
81 Dayton, 81 Delaware, SO Grant, 76
Grant, go Delapre and 80 in Lynn.
The editor Of the LEADER feels
highly pleased with the result, be-
cause the spirit for improvementth thus
aroused will continue until Lincoln
county will be noted all over the
state for handsome school buildings
and beautiful surroundings. The
LEADER prize of itself amounts to
very little but If this spirit of i'm
provement continues until every
school building in the county has a
neat fence around 1T, with a bell and
flagstaff, flower beds and Towering
shrubs, etc, then the LEADER will re-
joice and be thankful for having
helped to make the rural schools a
place Of joy and pleasure for the little
ones.
The editor of the LEADER will give
a $40 prize for 1908. to be awarded by
the County Superintendent to the
school entitled to it under same con
ditions Is 1907.
The LEADER is pleased to announce
that Miss Aus and her pupils did
much to help win the prize. They
gave entertainments and raised mon
ey and bought many nice things for
the school room.
The evening session was a brilliant
affair. The high school orchestra and
the high school girls chorus furnished
music and the closing address was de-
livered by President Heston of the
Madison Normal, who made an elo-
quent address covering the broad
field of education.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
Canton Township.
January %.


Geo. Dixon and Arthur Arnold
drove to Worthing Monday to attend
the sale of horses, but did not buy
any.
Chris Serum and family attended a
party at John Sorums Saturday night.
Lee Stephenson loaded his car Tues
day and departed for his new home,
that evening. Mrs. Stephenson called
on her neighbors Tuesday afternoon
to say good bye, and left for Sioux
City Wednesday afternoon.
Will Trip has bills posted for a
sale Thursday, Jan. %, at his place
and will sell all farm machinery as he
intends to quit farming.
L.. Obermann, who has farmed the
Cloud place, for several years has de-
cided to move to Iowa, Inc Ed.
| Wheatly will move onto the farm in
the spring.
Chris Serum took his engine over to
Inwood Wednesday to hull clover.
He has finished threshing corn for this
year.
Ed. Knox arrived in Canton Satur-
day from his trip to Ohio, and will
rent his farm here and will to
his old home soon.
School in No. 5 is progressing finely
under the management OF Miss
Knudtson, who has walked from town
so far, no matter what the weather or
walking was Now and Then.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
East Lincoln.

Jan. %, 1908.
We are enjoying this fine weather,
are you?
Miss Carrie Ellis Of Sioux Falls is
visiting relatives and friends in this
neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Thomson
spent Sunday at the home Of the lat
ter's parents! Mr.. and Mrs. Clay john
ston.
Several of the DeNewer family are
on the sick list.
Miss Elva Kennison of Canton was
a guest of Miss Hazel Hicks last week.
Mr.. NJ. T. Eneboe and family were
callers at the home of Ed Carter Sum
day evening.
Those who attended the teachers
and school officers meeting in Canton
Friday and Saturday derived much
good from them.
Harry Wood. whose home is in w is
consin. is visiting at the home of
Mike Bremen.
Carl Ekonger says his horse ran
away with him the other day. Do
you believe him?
MI. and Mrs. George Todd and Mr..
and Mrs. Hall of Beresferd spent
Saturday at the home of James Tate.
About thirty young people gathered
at the Hicks home Friday evening as
a surprise on Miss Hazel. Tt was GER
tainly good old surprise and all who
were fortunate enough TO be present
spent a delightful evening.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
Norway.

Jan. 9th, 1905.
Sunday was a beautiful balmy day
and the snow melted fast.
Miss Carolina Exile entertained a
number of her young friends last Fri
day evening in honor of her birthday.
Games were played until a late hour
when refreshments were served and
all returned home having spent a very
enjoyable evening.
Henry Sundvold from Canton, has
been visiting relatives for a few days
before leaving for Montana again.
Hazel Steensland visited with her
grandma Mrs. r. 0. Tvedt for a few
days last week.
Services in the Romsdal Church
next Sunday in the forenoon and
Luther League in the evening.
Ole Engebretson has sold some corr
to Nictor Carlson and is now busy
hauling it.
Simon Rise and family visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vindal last Sunday.
Josie Wallem attended the teachers
meeting at Canton last Friday and
Saturday and the children enjoyed a
little vacation very much.
Ole Tvedt and John Tollefson ship.
ped each a load of cattle Saturday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
WOrthing.

~ Jan. %, 1908.
Emmett Moore arrived Monday
morning from Colorado and has rent
ed the farm east Of town owned by
Thos. Brady. His old friends are glad
to see him again.
Henry Hoffman, julius Machmiller,
John Kafrar, Ole Lier and John Ness,
all school district officers, were in at
at Canton Friday.
Harvey G. Madison, our blacksmith,
wishes to dispose of his tool shop and
residence property in Worthing as he
intends to reside on his homestead
west of Pierre.
Jake and Ed jacobson were in town
| Monday on business.
Mrs. Sam Ness spent Friday after
noon visiting at the home of Mrs.
Kaffar.
VIM. Noel, Andrew and Enander
Scion attended the horse sale Mon
day. The trio are all good looking,
men. No excuse, boys.
Do not forget the masquerade this
Friday evening Put IN a false face
and spark the other fellows girl for
a few hours.
Riley Bradfeld, Carl Remme and
AL Haak were initiated into the
mysteries OF Modern Woodmen Thurs
day night. Riley seems to have been
favorably impressed and has Dee.4 cut
ting wood ever since. Carl thot they
couldn't have any fun with him. He
owns a goat, and had been practicing
for several days previous, but con
cluded the "Woodmen's Billy" was
too foxy for Grandpa" When Alps
turn came he got all that was coming
and several extras. Tillman Maus-
bach, Al's uncle, is responsible for the
Hans Skie was out from Canton on
business last Monday.
Luther Whitlow drove up Tuesday
evening and attended Odd Fellows
Lodge.
Fred Wood was in last Thursday
night and gave the tail of the Wood
man goat an occasional twist so as. to
DR.. f. H. Moore, now practising
medicine at hardwood, arrived in
town Tuesday evening on professional
business.
That wagon burr taken some time
ago has not been returned. The
owner will be obliged to Mr.. H
for its return. If he is timid about 1t
he may return it after dark. The
next writing we will be able to spell
his cognomsn in full.
Mrs. Richard Reamer and little
daughter. Spent a few dayS visiting
Mrs. Reamer's parents, Nj. and Mrs,
Landon.
The horse sale held by Thos. Brady
was attended by an unusually large
crowd. Horses sold for fancy prices,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24

!: Correspondence
Grant Township.

The young folks from II; SUD
STEMS were over at Lewis Larson's
Tuesday evening and they enjoyed
themselves at various kinds OF games
until a late hour.
Several from around here were at
| Canton Tuesday attending the PIT
| vate sale of personal property OF the
estate of A. FodneSS. Ole Steenslalla
bought the bunch of cattle, At heao.
1t is reported that the young foiks
had a social hop at Frank Neaumans
Wednesday evening, but on ccount
of the storm there was not a very
large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Lier spent three
days in Canton last week. Mr.. Ller
had business to attend to while Mrs.
| Lier was visiting with several OF her
friends in the Gate City.
N. o. Nelson was marketing hogs
Thursday.
Hegge Brothers marketed several
loads of hogs Thursday.
Most of the school officers in this
vicinity attended The school meeting
in Canton last Friday.
II. Fl. Stubstein and Ole Lier
boarded the train at Worthing Tor
Canton Friday to attend the school
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sundvold entertained
several of their friends at dinner sun
day. Among the guests were The faml-
lies of Andrew Skie and Oscar Brand
hagen.
II. Sather has been up at LennOx
for several days visiting old friends.
He returned Monday by rail to
Worthing. $
l. John Ness sold a bunch of cattle
Monday to Jap Langdon OF Leeville.
Fl. A. Skie purchased a span of
horses at the Worthing horse sale.
He says he is not going to- work them
but they may come handy for some OF
the fam lily.
Hilda Stubstein and Tena Lier
were out with drivers Sunday night
and called at the hoSpitable home OF
M. Sundvold and stayed till a late
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sundvpld took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davies at
Worthing Monday, and Melvin took
in the horse sale in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brandhagen
entertained a large number of invited
guests at their home Monday evening
and the young folks enjoyed them
selves until a late hour.
Mrs. Stubstein has been quite sick
for a few days.
Ed Gedstad's well drillers have had
bad luck so far with their work. They
are tapping the earth in the third
place now. and are working day and
night and are full of hope for final
success.
Ole M. Strand is hardly ever idle.
He is now helping the Fodness boys
haul straw and hay. y
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
West Canton.
Jan. %, 1908.

Jan. %, 1908.
Mrs. Keith is recovering from a Sc
we're attack of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Bradshaw visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Oliver
Sunday and on Monday they visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Schlosser.
f, M. Beck has been having a tussle
with the grip.
Miss Carrie Ellis of Sioux Falls is
visiting at the home of G.. d. Moore.
Miss Ellis has spent several weeks
with her brother, H. f. Ellis, who
moved to Gregory county two years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis are well
pleased with their home in that part
of the state.
J. M. Peterson and family visited
at John Schlosser's Sunday.
Ed Zinner marketed several loads
of hogs Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Oliver are the
parents of a fine baby girl born two
weeks ago. Although a little late we
extend congratulations>to Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
Notice.

Rumor having p~ersistently connec-
ted the school board and the high
school faculty with management OF
and responsibility for the Boys Ath-
club, know as the X. A. g.,
we deem 1t only just to ourselves to
say that it is not connected In any
way with the high school.
In the beginning Mr.. Rusterholz
was asked to act as president. He
consented on condition certain desir-
able and very necessary rules be made
a part Of the bylaws. The committee
on constitution declined to adopt
these rules and he Withdrew from any
further part Of 1t.
Afterwards the club was organized,
rented a room and since that time nc
one is responsible but the members
themselves.
e. G. WOODBURY..
PAUL TIL. RUsTERHoLz.
M. BENNETT.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
District Teachers' Meeting.

The Canton District Teachers
meeting was held last Saturday and
id all respectSit was q worthy sue
cessor to the big meeting Of school
officers and teachers OF the previous
day. The programmes published In
the LEADER was carried very sue
cessfuliy. superintendent E. G.
Woodburn is president Of the associa-
tion and presided during the session.
Interesting papers read by
May G. Brown, Onica Millie, Blanche
Isakson, Mary Landis, Lucretta Rud-
osph, Marie Wilkinson, Ruby Durkee,
Mrs. Langmo, Gunda Knutson, Elsie
Knutson, Mabel Monson, Agatha Al
ness, Bertha Wilson apd Josephine
Wallem. Lack Of space compels this
brief notice Of 9 very successful
meeting.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
and Vessey Winning
Friends.

Governor Crawford and Senator n.
s. vessey, candidate for governor,
have been holding public meetings
along the line Of the Milwaukee, west
OF Chamberlain, and everywhere the
people gave them "a splendid welcome
and filed the halls afternoons and
evenings. It was standing only
wherever these distinguished cham
pions OF the people spoke. The wei
come accorded them carried with
it an almost unanimous endorsement
Of their claims to represent the peo-
pie ct Washington and at Pierre. The
Belvidere Times says:
uBelvidere was all agog Monday with
ssOld Glory flying from the Flagstaff
Of the school house, other small hags
and bunting displayed, and the City
Hotel gaily decorated for the recep.
ton OF GOV. Coe /. Crawford and
Hon. r. S. Wesley OF Washington
Springs, the latter as candidate for
governor, and Nj. Crawford as candf-
date for u. S. Senator. Early the
people from the surrounding region
beganstO arrive.
The local committee made up OF all
the business men OF Belvidere met
their guests at the 10 a. m. train and
escorted them to the hotel where all
participated In a sumptuous dinner.
Az half past n p. m. the hall was
packed, the audience including many
ladies', to hear the speeches. Mr..
Wesley spoke first; he referred to the
flag and It's Significance both OF the
hearty reception Belvidere had given
them and Of the liberty to which hui
manity Is entitled. His speech was
able, we'll received, and left a good
Impression.
Gov. C~rawford's speech enlightened
his hearers as to how the politics OF
the stateAwere formerly managed and
what reform has been already effected.
His expressed and evident sympathy
with the people and especially the pt-
oneering people won him not . lew
supporters.
Monday was q red-letter day for
Holvidere. The party returned on the
b, ID. train FOR Murdo where they
held meeting the same evening
closing UP 4 visitation along the line
from Chamberlain west. They report
very encouraging meetings at each
place, indicating the people are alive
TO their interests.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
This is Worth Remembering

Whenever you have a cough or cold,
lust remember that Foley's Honey
and Tar will cure it. Do not risk
your health by taking any but the
genuine. 1t is in a yellow package.
L. M. Helmey & Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24

Hon. Thomas Thorson has been re-
peatedly urged TO become a candidate
for National Committeeman, and the
LEADER believes there is not a repub-
lican In the state more entitled to the
honor or one who would represent the
party In national affairs with greater
dfstfnctton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24

Tho annual meeting OF the State
Mutual was held In the Office Of Pre-
ald0nt Rudolph Ia the city on Tuesday
ian. n, 1908, when q careful review
Of tho business Of the company for
1907 Was made by the directors pre-
sent.
The following named directors were
ro.olected Tor aSperiOd Of three years;
D. a. Rudolph. j. b. Wolgemuth, O.
81 clifford, 5. J. Morrow. N. 4. Syye-
rud. The directors holding over are:
Ernest Wendt, Arthur Linn, John
Kiehlbaugh, Z. =. Tyler, "a. r. Brown,
il. h. Thayer, "A. @. Ringsrud, and
q. s. Daniels. O.. "A. Rudolph was re-
elected president and J. b. Wolge-
muth secretary.
The splendid condition Of the State
Mutual Is very gratifying to the off,
cers, directors, and policy holders Of
the company. i stands at the head
~ the state mutuals In financial
stfength and amount Of business tram
ncted. It IS strong, conservative
and safe with an enviable record for
prompt payment Of losses and liberal
treatment of policy holders.
No company Ia the state IS better
managed and this Ia 3 great measure
accounts Tor It's success. President
Rudolph devotes his entire time TO
III business of the company, and as
~ n nna AZ hhA m0sf careful AZ we'll
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24

Miss Ruby Durkee, the teacher In
the Lantaff district, was unable to De
at school Monday on account OF sick
ness.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
Death OF selmer sigrud.

Selmer Oliver Sigrud, died at the
home Of his father in this city last
Friday evening at 1880, aged 10 years
and four months.
The brave little boy mad been ailing
for five weeks but was only confined
to his bed about a week. His ailment
Is known among physicians as rheu-
matte hemorrhage and is a rare dis
ease. He suffered greatly before the
end came in spite OF splendid medical
service and careful nursing. Death
came as a. relief to the little sufferer
who has gone to that better land
where his dear mother preceded him
several months ago.
The funeral service was held In the
Lutheran church last Sunday at 2:30
and was conducted by Rev. p, II.
Tetlie. Interment took place in For
est Hill cemetery.
MI. Sigrud has the deep sympathy
of this community In his sorrow, and
the second time that death las enter
ed his home within a year.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned desire to thank
the many kind and loving friends who
rendered such valuable assistance dur
ing the sickness and at the funeral OF
our son and brother.
O. II. Sigrud and family.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-01-24

CII6tlge, OF
State Superintendent Ustrud is the
pioneer In the splendid work he has
undertaken and all lovers OF educa-
tion will appladde his energy and pa
striOtfsm.
] Fred Olander. chairman of the
state examining board, discussed the
new school laws and explained their
morits and advantages very hatelli-
gently and with good effect.
Just before the afternoon session
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