The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-28


the road houses After leaving the first thing
be seen is the house. which is situated on the shores
Burlington Bay Farther for three miles there trees
and flowers half mile farther is Stewart river great
Minnesota and farms containing located
it. Other large this road but they used
as watering places by the farmers when they town.
Eighth Grade. Two Harboas, MINI.
A Sad Little Wait
One cold winter night ready bed
my mother sent to get pail of water On return
from the well heard noise like some one groaning
the water down walked the of the house.
There was poor boy, nearly frozen, sitting on rock He
had no shoes his feet looked
though he must have walked long way spoke to him
and he and followed into the house. had
good ire Mama and prepared him something to eat
helped him to bed
Next morning he was BETTER but not able to go his
So talked with him mother
but that his father dead he had away
home asked him if he intended to home again
him he said he would back. When his feet well
he went and that the last heard of him.
not know whether he went back not but he
him. .@- Florence Trebils
Seventh Grade - ,.~3 Big Stone MINI.
Pleasant valley School.
In Memory Of
After turning the first in the vicinity of home
there four things that consider worthy mention
first is the Sioux which has been erected the
memory of those n 1862;
schoolhouses last but least be-
yond the Heights stands the Her.
monuments think of the brave whose memory they
have been erected. ...7 Ida M. Stahl,
Eighth Grade New Ulm Minn
"s@.s' =. .-' A Paradise Boys
MARVIN, to the store and get these groceries,"
said mother she handed list of various articles
had turned the one corner on the when OF
boys who making their the river asked
1nem wnere tney were gong Ihey aad 10 the river to
fish, That, indeed, matter of interest
was errand for mother could not went
the store after telling
later After finished errand obtained mothers
consent to CO. So and had good time the best
fishing place for miles around. - - .%" @ -:
s'| j. Marvin Nickerson, .~
Seventh Grade. : - ,s.s >..s Cyrus MINI.
At the Busy Market. ~.7''l
One day around the corner house where I
Interesting things.
cream to the creamery three millinery shops. the
drug store store dry goods store bank and
number of houses. -, -. 4 ...>. =.
When there is school the children may be playing
little bird It flew to nest which was Of
the maple trees 1t had baby birds think for put
into the nest The birds like the place where
live, because there trees to make it pleasant
zs-- ....4. = =@ -.>.-. -Arera Matthews,
Fifth Grade. .. Lake Benton. MINI.
..~a A Bevilderins ~spin.v "
We rounded the corner and that is just I was
Spilled We team Of broneos which were
My the bobs.
was ready and waiting at the gate Wetntended to take
some young friends only
when I rolled out I uninjured, but badly
and with At the the horses
against telephone pole and left the box the
with Arthur much bewildered in the midst of quilts
robes. That lucky escaped unn-
jured although
aferward those two without thinking
of exciting ride Jessie Ruggles,
Seventh Grade. Osakis, MINI.
Field of Fragrant Glover.
road house right to the first
it till we reach it because there
When turn the a road
both This road the church
schoolhouse, which when reach the
side is pasture, the other large
Glover along
hunt foureaf clover and gather wild fow
This is the prettiest farm.
Fifth Grade, Clara Smith,
Pleasant Valley School Big Stone, MINI.
t Grand, FIoverine Bluffs. ..s -s1.