1973. 96p

The book recounts the life and experiences of Harriet Johnson, born in Minnesota in 1893, who later moved to Dagmar with her family. It details her struggles and triumphs in farming, including dealing with pests like grasshoppers and the challenges of weather affecting crops. The narrative also highlights family traditions, community involvement, and personal hobbies, such as gardening, sewing, and bookbinding, while celebrating the joys of family gatherings and travel throughout the years.