Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-08-25

Nl,lIllll NtISOu was dLIpIlS Otl lC
newal subscribers Tuesday.
Freeman Madole vas among our
new subscribers this week. Il can
keep house without the LEADER y
said Freeman, and he realizes that a
good home paper with all the news IS
a valuable home com paniOn.
Leslie Lowell, who runs a big farm
Just east Of BelOit, says his corn at
present is the best in 10 years, and he
expects TO have the best yield per
acre in 10 years. and an not guess
ing at results eIther,' he said. 81
have examined my corn carefully and
| know what | am talking about
Adee Johnson and wife and G. e.
LOmen and wife of this city, with
thirty-One other relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. liver Iverson of S~pringdale town
snip, assembled at the Iverson home
last Sunday and Mr.. Johnson states
that It was n of the happiest family
gatherings he has attended for a long
time. Mr.. and MIR. lverSUn entert-
/ tanned their guests to a grand dinner.
The VERSIONS are SpringdaIe pioneers
and are noted for their social enter
tainmentS. Mrs. Adee Johnson is a
sister of Mrs. IverSOn and G.. f.
LOmen, the deputy auditor, is a
brother of these ladies, 1t is needless
LUmen in a party like that there was
no lack Of that which constitutes a
good time, Mr.. lverSOn in the midst
OF his social pleasures did not forget
the LEADER and sent down Il renewal
subscription by Mr.. johnson.
Mrs. William Shields and daughter,
Mrs. Selb and Miss Seib and Judge
and Mrs. Frank Durham will spend
the winter at Los Angeles.
A. J. Rummereim Of Pleasant, was
in town Tuesday. Andrew states
that corr down in his part Of the
country is fine and a big yield expect
ed.
The next issue OF the LEADER will
contain the opening chapters Of a
great detective story. Read it. Don't
miss it. Ask your friends to read it.
A grand home talent concert will
be given in the Lutheran church in
this city ON Wednesday September Is
and CantOn'S home talent is match.
less. Look out for further announce
mentS next week.
A rralI hnnlp I1lpnt concert Will
be given IN the Lutheran church in
this city Wednesday evening Sept
embcr l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels q lIoel were up
from Eden township Wednesday, and
Mr.. lIoeI called at the office to renew
his subscription.
Miss Cora Juel and her brother
Martin will attend the Minnesota
State University during the fall and
winter term.
A great detective story will com
mence in next week S LEADER, watch
for it.. 1t is equal to anything ever
written by Sherlock Holmes.
See the inside of the LEADER for
announcement Of a great detective
story which will be commenced in the
next issue OF the LEADER.
Mr.. and Mrs John |. Sletten Of
Lincoln Center, were visitors at the
SIetteu's home the first Of the week.
The regular meeting OF the w. &.
r, l.. will be held at the home of
Mrs. [. II. Sletten on Tuesday Aug
ust %, at 4 o'clock. A good attend
anCe is desired.
The RomsdaI church congregation
Of Norway township held a meeting
on the 18th inst, and requested Rev.
Quello. the pastor to continue his
services for another year with IN
creased compensation. Rev. QuelIo
had received a second call from a
Minneapolis congregation, but has
not given either congregation an
answer vet. The ROmsdal cOngrega-
ton is a loyal, united body OF chris
tians, and Rev. QuellO will never lind
truer friends anywhere than his pre-
sent congregation.
Mrs. A. r. Jameson returned from
q Uawaraen visit last Mond 2y. !
Elmer Wood left half a dozen ears
of corn in this office Tuesday, as a
fair sample of his Is acre field near
the stand pipe. Two ears are - inch
es long and the other four are big
enough for any mans ambition. 1t
looks as if the corn crop is going to
surprise us after all.