Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-11-13
buckled overshoeS $l.OO.

Miss Agness Moe of Hudson was ir
the city over Sunday.
Geno Lorenson was among our re
newal subscribers this week.
Remember the Firemen's ball in
Yeomen Hall on November Goth.
Thomas Thorson'was at Sioux City
Monday returning home Tuesday.
There were 27SO votes cast in Lin
coin county at the recent election,
the highest vote cast for years.
Rudolph Steensland and lady OF
Highland were guests at the Rudolph
for supper last Sunday evening.
County Superintendent Lawrence
is out in the country visiting schools.
He began Monday morning and will
stay out until Saturday afternoon.
A. J. Kuhns was in Canton Tues
day and stated to a LEADER reporter
that the COWS around Worthing have
doubled their milk supply since the
election. How's that for prosperity?
The enrolment at the Northern
Normal and Industrial School at
Aberdeen exceeds all previous records
and the equipment of the school is
taxed to it's utmost.
Charles Lindahl of Dayton, held
the LEADER man up on the street
Monday and then handed over a re-
newal subscription. Charlie can hold
up the editor any time on such bust
ness.
Mems underwear at $1.OO suit U.s.
ually sold at 81. SO.
The county commissioners conclud-
ed the business OF the special session
last Saturday, and during the period
of business canvassed the vote of the
county and allowed bills incurred dur
ing election.
We a prepare for Thanksgiving
with a knowledge that the Lord has
been good to us as a people, and
blessed u state with abundance.
No people on earth have greater rea-
son to be thankful than they who
call South Dakota home.
The South Dakota Corn Growers
will meet at Sioux Falls
December 1924. Secretary Twamley
Of Alexandria,, has issued a circular
letter covering the main points of in
terest in the corn show and expects
to have about 5000. for premiums.
The association has adopted the Iowa
score card.
County Auditor Kundert had a
strenuous time Of it for the past six
weeks. The amount of work required
to arrange all the election details was
double what it has I'VE been before,
but the genial auditor is so we'll
pleased with the result of the cleo
tion, national, state and county that
he feels we'll paid for the long hours.
Mrs. Helen Nupen of Pleasant
accompanied by Mrs. Isak
Hendrickson a neighbor, were well
come visitors at this office last Fri
day. Mrs. Nupen returned in Sep
tember from a two months visit in
old Norway and was accompanied by
a sister and her husband from Turn
county. Mrs. Nupen said her visit
in Norway was delightful, but she
did not enjoy the ocean trip as much
as others, though seasickness didn't
bother her. She called to renew her
to the LEADER. Mrs.
Nupen owns a fine half section f. n
in Pleasant.
The Northwestern telephone COM
pany furnished election returns to
the local Office free OF charge, and the
gave rapid and accurate
reports, which were highly appreci-
ated by our people. d. S. Waldo,
secretary of the local company, says
the Northwestern report was the
best ever received in Canton, and
when the big crowd left the court
house at midnight they knew Taft
and Vessey we're elected and the coun-
try was safe. Our people will renem-
Der the Norwestern for its liberality
and enterprise.