The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-08
Grafton, N. D.

Grafton, n. D.
EDITOR GREAT West:
val We will get out of the clutches OF these IT,
ranical combinations until such thing is Effected
No state in more need OF such board than here n
n D. practical why not 60 to work, and if not prac-
tical will some one be kind enough to tell what 10
wrong about it?
wish to suggest to the many readers OF the GREAT
WEST that at this low subscription price, SO cents per
yerr for each and every who is interested in t
cal reform, make it point get at least sub
scrber.e 1t will be great help to the Doctor and when
we help him, we help ourselves. w. j. JOHNSON
Brighton, Mimi
Enclosed send the long waited for dollar.
Well, times are tightening in this once very prosper
GUS county NicOllet
The honest dollar idea is turning back on it's advo-
Gates with vengeance, and they wondering why
the promised good times" don't come. The dollar e
all right only it is hard to get hold Of" This from
merchant who needs all his collections. Soon gone"
chimes in farmer he holds up the money for load
of wheat.
AS you are something of q prophet, can you tell
your readers what the putes going to do nextor
what they want? 500 millions OF o. s. bonds, chat
tel mortgage on every child born 100 years hencef
LARS KARsTAD.
That's it. They want two classes in the world
themselves and workers.
WV. Hunter, of Window, renews his subsc1ipti
Bro. Withee, Of Yankton s. D., sends renewal
ing's mail brought me copy Of the GREAT WEST. I
pleased with enclose Is cents to begin with"
MI. Snow, of Harvey, Wis, renews to the g. w.
Two new subscribers received from L. E. scruby of
Mazeppa
Bro. Briggs, OF sanborn, sends us new sub.
Five new subscribers from G. c. Drake, Battle Lake
II. Daniels of Pentecost, Mich. sends five new sub
scribers and writes: II admire the change you have
made in your paper earnestly pray that your life
Faribault, MINI.
| EDITOR GREAT WEST:
Noting my number in an exspiring condition l re-
NIT SO cents for the attenuated "West want to say
before go any farther that the change righteous
one for now we pay for what we get and vice versa
enclose the name OF new subscriber and copy Of
The Power Behind the Throne.
While reading your scrimmage with Donney have
thought of my Uncle Jim, who, many years sgo in
cleaning out bis hay now came upon family OF sfunks
He kept one and carefully brought it up in ways OF
peace and virtue until it about two years DID, when
became rritated day by chip flying from Uncle
Jm's axe, who calmly splitting wood at the back
door, and raising his flag Of suddenly fired broad
ride straight in Uncle !ms face It had the effect Of
NAL and raising bis axe he dealt it finish excaimng
Take tsat you're nothing but darned skunk, any
! Yours in the fight of skunks forever,
/ Bro. Gilbertson, of Westbrook, sends renewal
Bro Keller of Lake Benton, renews and writes: "It
has been hard work to hold any money long enough
tinung me on the list SO long,"
JOS Osford, of worthington, renews his subscrip-
ton and writes: ut jig hard to get money but must
have the GREAT VEST"
Bro Calkins, OF Montrose Co.. renews to the g. ".
JOS. H. Hansen, of Adrian, writes: "I am an ad-
mirer Of the GREAT WEST. 1t is educator. shall
try to up few subs for it, aching to read
the Power Behind the Throne but can't afford to get II
yet"
CA. He'd of st. Peter sends renewal to the G. w.
j Henry Christman, of New Um, sends his renewal.
Bro. Knutson, of Norman. Iowa. renews to the g. W.
Il Bro. Neuens, Of Wadena, renews his subscription.
] Hugo worthington OF Pine Island writes: "Plesss
accept my dues fifty cents, and send your highly prsed
paper to my address"
Bro. Kaercher, of Mibank, s. D.. send two subs and
two orders for our new book.
Bro. Walter Of Princeton, sends three new subs
Al G. o. Hougen OF Ada sends renewal to the G. W.
Bro Lundin, OF Stephen writes: 'Pease find renew
a to the GREAT WEST. We have hard times up here,
but cannot be without your paper for any price,"
PIP. Dvrstad, Of Erickson sends renewal
Bro. st ar, Of Mitchell, s. D., sends ~ new
Isubscribers.
), Urch Sem, Jr, writes letter full Of fraternity.
EDO you hear the prumbling voice and the murmurng
LOT the oppressed? Yes the millions under your golden
hammer-here in land Of plenty You hear the ham,
mer Of the mortgages. and the cry of thousands who
not bread enough to eat Hear what the Ruler Of
the universe says: Go to- now ye rich men, weep and
= howl for vOur mieeriea that ahal come mon Won