The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1894-01-05
CORRESPONDENCE.
A FEW OF THIS WEEKS LETTERS

For the past few weeks we have published comments
from over SO subscription letters week. and failed to
keep up with the glorious procession)
Delayed letters from Axel Jorgensen, S. D. Rankin
.. N. Grue D. J. Belmore S. Lindersmith 81. H. Coun
tryman), Fred Peterman, .. H. Arntzen-for extended
notice, j. l. Vermilya Leonard Mathys, Geo. w. Halves
Frank r. Smith, Frank Foote. E. P. Cuser & Son, c.
P. Van Ness. G: F. Stevenson P. S. Oson-2d, Nils Nil
son, Nathl Frost Elias Steenerson p A. Nykreim, Jno
Birmingham
Our friend P S. Olson, OF Heberg encloses 75c for
what the real objects of the State Meeting?
simply to elect alliance officers it is rather expensive to
send 800 miles simply to elect alliance president
who either can't or won't do anything-seems rather
foolish these hard times. Dr. please continue to pound
away on the government land loan the only remedy
to restore this country in it's proper FORM Merry Xmas
and happy new year to you and family"
W. G. Austin, OF Mound City, So. OAK, sends dol
lar and good letter. 81 have taken the G. w. the past
year and like it, It has the right kind OF ring to it. You
the right in the right place. think the farmers
ought to help you all they can. l haven't trained in
either old party since 1860 Have lived i'll Dakota most
eight years. tell you it is hard work to make both
ends meet, raising 4Oc. wheat and hauling it thirty
miles You have hit the nail square the head in your
article the Seller Board''
From 81. A. Feltus, SOC. sub and SO for F. Hoskins.
Daisy Glover writes: editor GRIN WEsr':-I did
not believe the people OF Minnesota would approve OF
your proposal [Donney matter] They have lost faith
in the old proverb Theres good Fish in the
out of it,"
G. Q. Hougen sends 81 IS for two new subscribers,
and sample opies with Seller Board article.
Gideon Noel evidently reformer of years. writes a
long letter obectng to the Seller Board. We cannot
publish all, but will take up a few points 1T won't
work 1t involves the principles of the combine and the
trust-just much the Standard Oil co..
Dear me suz Bro Noel we sort O thunk those COM
bines worked to charm! The Chicago Board is still
in the ring. He goes to say, "You cannot cham
pion OF farmers rights advocate their combining in
way that will be likely to engender the conflict of other
vol Rrnthn try thoo hoy,
pion business, and engender the biggest conflict ever
known earthat least since Napoleon parayzed Eu-
rope
6. W. and Dakota Ruralist, &c.. for A. Melhus
G. W. and book for Mrs. Cynthia Clyde Lacrosse.
b: 81. Wetzel, of Triumph, 15O) writes: dr. you
have had desperate struggle the past year for right,
thank God that no such Donnelly can down you
or the Great West I'd rather have what's left than all
name is booked.
Keith Gordon, Mich City. $1.O0
T. J. Smith, Bentley, 81.
j. b. Foy, Mitchell. OH Korekt.
G. j. Birkebak Hutchinson: 81 wish you q happy
year. and that you may succeed in opening the eyes
OF many blind and short sighted people," 75c
Bro Belts, one OF the victims OF Donnellys malice
writes: f any man asks you to sell out referring
Riprap combination) tell him for that he himself is
q traitor to the reform movement, and wish you q
happy new year and lots OF frlends-and am one Of
them" 5Oc D. M. was already paid up six months
John Thelander, SUBJ and book and says: eff the
DOCK as good as the paper it will have large sale.
nope dne representative don't do you much HARM
have two letters from Eckford trying to convince Of
the justice OF subscribing for that paper but declined
stating that the G. w. good enough for me- and as
the Rep was gotten up for the purpose of killing off
the 6 w would have nothing to do with it. The g.
is and has been fighting for the rights of the people,
and ignoring it's services would simply be joining hands
with traitor Donnelly.''
Mr.. Tagey, Mentor, stops the paper with the melan-
choly expression, too true mo dollars up here
Andrew Trovaton, in sending subscription, says
they want the address Of leading K of L. man in Chi
cago to send provisions to for the poor We named D.
NJ. Fulwiler, Masonic Temple.
John s. MAIDEN, Palmyra, writes splendid letter on
our Hebrew character. Israel Hannah, il THE Power
Behind the Throne. May publish another time
Chas Gray. Flandreau, 800.
Henry Evans, Of SaDbofn. SOC. and give them
ri Doc as s 81
e. W. Brandborg writes that "a = I'll [EgIiu alonx
nth the Advocate, ct Henning, Uhiles M kms Il