The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

THE JOURNAL JUNE
hill and the ripened wheat all golden
sunlight beautiful contrast to the trees
western end OF the field ten four horse binders
cutting wide swah and the shockers following
behind making ready threshers.
When I hope travel great deal. but shall
forget the blue fields the golden sheaves Of
ripened wheat the green grass trees
beautiful summer sky of this prairie scene
Emma Cheering,
Eighth Grade. Iarimore NJ D.
A eAs,NF.L DIAMONDS
Chief among attractions about home is
lake. which, although unnoted for sze amply makes up this
tempted by its charming rides
points also afford excellent picnic and camping grounds.
known by the Of Battle Coon Mlars points;
the water is shallow for considerable distance Shore
the points frequently visited by bathers Tall majestic
trees surrounding
ling foliage blending softly murmuring
wavelet But at evening the retreang monarch of light,
he gradually disappears myriads sparkling
beams thereby Transforming a
basin Of diamonds Here is picture that would battle the
skill OF any artist The gathering dusk now silently draws
curtain the brilliant scene. song
man comes family to US from the distance Eva Yates
Seventh Grade
RiVALLiNG EDWARDS THRONE
The most interesting around my
mile large formed like seat From the
ground rises evenly
have been and half feet then it
rises again for distance of three
The stone is located the a it.
large except the side facing the
lake. this side sitting
nearly all Of the lake
beautiful place for reading and resting and
time have andw watched the lake.
and the mnnows and fish in it. People
1t fine place. and call the stone the natural seat
John Rebuck.
Eighth Grade Perham. Mimi
FLOODED WITH SOFT MOONLIGHT
Dearest Meriel-Can you imagine that you with
So will describe one of the most beautiful
home
We sitting Lake Pepin Behind us is
the city, before and below is the lake.
ting and it's last the water yet
full On the other side the faint out
line of blue hills, and still further objects
showing where clear
crystal and here and there coming
to Shore Turning the steamer coming into
the harbor All is silent splash steamers
water wheel and the paddle of
But the changes beautiful full moon
rises from behind the distant hills clear
but instead of being calm there tiny ripple on it's
surface When we look across the water faint, gmmer-
ing light be in like this beaut-
m because all so peaceful and quiet in twilight
Seventh Grade Emma Robohm.
Lincoln Lake Citv MINI
EXQUISITE JUNE ROSES
There is beautiful town. banks Of the
Red river All along this valley there picturesque spots
Some time ago teacher bade gather roses with
which to decorate last day of school
We did not know Of place grew except by
the roadside but finally concluded other
place. the stems these could not
do much with them. While considering where we should co.
our teacher suggested that and river
to try our luck We went expecting many blos-
sons but when turned most beauti-
full
The bank which covered with large and
beautiful June while large will
lows whose between the
banks the Red River flowed steadiIy It WAS
most picturesque gaze at it without
admiration. Alma Two+o
Ninth Grade. Abercronohio n
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