The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-01

gave us the Post Office and Alli-
ance which we called for two weeks
since.
YES SIR! SHALL BE GLAD TO GET THE
''CITIzEN" EVERY WEEK!
We are in receipt of the new ALI
ance paper published at St. Paul by
DIR. E. w. Fish. The GREAT WEST
is it's cOgnOmen, an SPACE paper, at
$1.OO year and starts out vigorous
ly for the farmer. The salutatOry
says: This is radical paper: fears
God and defies the liars"
Every farmer will have it after see
ing asample copy.
f. w., Please give us an ex.
CARRIES A RIP-sAw IN HIS VEST
POCKET.
= OrtOnville Headlight:
Everett w. Fish, late of GlenwOOd,
has started a weekly paper in st.
Paul and calls it ''The Great West. !"
1T is anti-mOnOpOly and farmers
alliance, and is riprOaring and very
bitter against capital and the ''capi-
talistic press.
FREEBoRN Co. STANDARD, (Al-
bert Lea:) The GREAT WEST
is a large, ably edited and
handsomely printed weekly pa
er just started in St. Paul to
represent the Alliance organ
ization of the state, to boom
it's insurance business, and
generally to kick up a rum
pus and make money. E.W.
Fish, late of the Central Mime
sotian, is the editor, and he is
bright and entertaining writer.
If he cannot prove that every
thing is corrupt and evil in poll
tics and society especially, when
he is tailed up by Donnelly, we
don't know who can. The paper
will win as much and stay as
long as it deserves to.
Bijou Times, S. OAK:
Vol. l, No, 1, of The Great West,
published at st. Paul by the Great
West Publishing Co., is received and
has this for salutatory:
(Salutatory follows)-
The times congratulates the Min
nesota farmers that they have a pa
per that will represent their inter-
ests. If it continues to publish as
pertinent matter in the future as in
this issue, it will Great a panic among
politicians and monopolistic shy
.sters, whether they are found in the
press or elsewhere. We trust it will
give them doctrine from the shoulder
that will burn and burn until the
farmers of this land are willing to
take up the shibboleth and act for
themselves Organize is the watch
word.
Dawson Sentinel:
The first number of The Great
West has reached our table. 1t is an
able, outspoken and fearless paper
devoted to 1.-The financial and pOliti-
cal interests of the farmers of the
nerthwest.' 1t is organized as the
organ of the Farmers Alliance and
should be in the hand OF every ALI
ance man. Its subscription price is
$1.OO a year. Address The Great
West, 75S Wabasha St., St. Paul.
ALLIANCE NOTES.
The Alliance meeting at Stew
art was a great success.
The State Lecturer has appoin-
ted George Mr.. Day, of Glencoe,
Deputy Lecturer for the 9Th Ju-
dicial District. Mr.. Day isa very
active and efficient organizer j;
and proposes to canvass all the
counties in the 9Th District. We
hope there will be no jealousy on
the part of the county lecturers
as todistrict lecturers. We can
not have too many organizers in
the field. The harvest is whiten-
ing and the laborers are few.
A large alliance was formed
among the Norwegians of Spring
Grove, Fillmore County, Oct.
14tl (, byDeputy Lecturer Allison.
The SScandinavians are hereditary
enemies Of despotis1n, and they
are getting their eyes open to the
wrongs practiced upon them
to-day in Minnesota. The Scan
dinavian element is the back
bone of the Alliance. We hope
to see the day when a Scandina-
Wan edition of the Great West
will be issued weekly and sent to
all PARTS of the Northwest,