The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-29
CORRESPONDENCE.
BEATS THE CHURCH RECORD.

CORRESPONDENCE.
BEATS THE CHURCH RECORD.
BRowNTON, MINI. 1859.
DEAR EDITOR = R A Brick
and you please me very much with
THE GREAT WEST. Your paper re-
minds me very much of a story that
Geo. w. Day tells OF stranger in a
city. He strolled into a church one
Sunday, and was so surprised and
mystifed at the ceremonies new to
him, that when he came out he re-
marked, chat beats the devilH'
Faith and it does-that's just
what it does'' Was the reply.
Now if you can keep right on
whacking at the monopolies in the
way you have commenced-and not
get your head broke-you will beat
all the combinations in 'the great
west''-and that will beat the church
record above! Yours,
+. l.. NICHOLS.
John E Kuni, of Stewart. says he
likes the GREAT WEST so well that
he will Try to get others TO take it,
Thanks,
j. C. aIorey, Esq, Sec. OF the Ex-
ecutivr Board of the Wisconsin
Knights of Labor, gave the GREAT
WEsTsa chance to interview him aast
week. Mr.. H. is one OF the Fathers in
Israel in the Labor movement.
HOT CAKES
Uu- enterprising agent at Belgrade.
in 'sending the third club oil sub
scrirers, says:
IN our paper takes like hot cakes
and wild-fre! Let er go Galeger!' "
Mr.. Burroughs the Nebraska stall
wat, editor of the ".slliaece," at
Lincoln, writes
tx am much pleased with tlae paper
ard may be able to write !you at a
in5ure time.
1920. $500, ---
RENe, POPK go. II -23-S9
DEAR SIR attended the Alliance
saJ Willard ON the 18th. I'VE need a
shttle stirring APP, and a ma n like Mr.
. Honnelly to Mo it. Som of our
are eettingslaek Enclosed
Sind, etc. Yon.s Truly.
What yea need, Ben is to root
'sout gang ed scouudrels from your
county poitics-sustained by q
- speechless hN@ad-faeed villain who is
the paid agent oil the Northwest
Ct Granaries conbinatiOnfs nd both the
+; railroads-wfho has beer the hidden
= hand in every SEX sout the county
. and Village HAS ever had. Then you
want to Lit his Msnd Of from the 10
cal press there The worst enemy
Pope Ccn1ry and Glenwood ever
had, however, is "a score of farmers
who stand in with the vilLase
gang, and sell their iseighbors for "a
mess OF pxttage-oraa pot of mes
sage. By the way, slid you ever
. hear the aistoy 'ofstl1at Farmers
Elevator" AIT Glenwoed?
Prof. Alison Depaty State Lee
+ turer, writes us:
1.-The meeting HEX at Howard
/ Lake, Nov 18th, was I he best have
wet held Thee A r. hall was fixed
schiefy with farmers. An alliance
Mas formed of :good47nen and true.
Arrangements were made to consOli-
.t.ate with two other organizations
,Df farmers, and, if this is dome,
howard Lake wall have one of the best
alliances in THE state Mr.. Stacey,
Editor OF the Herald, end a graduate
'of the State University, (where he
distinguished kmself sas an orator..
rendered us valuable service and
%ies"es to be placed on the Alliance
fall of honorary members On the
lSt,' we held q good meeting in the
city. hall, Delano, and ssteps will be
at 4 nee taken to establish an ALI
anee there
GARDEN CITY, AINN.ig 1-22-1SS9.
EmEtR GREAT WEST:
PEAR SIR:-Encl0sed = send you
resolutions adopted. 'anfssa short &C
count ,of the proceedings of Blue
Earth go. Alliance: After the meet
ing at sMapleton We droMed down