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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25
METROPOLITAN JOURNALISM

Here's a sample OF your metrOpoI~
tan journalism. A terrific cyclone
swept Williston Saturday evening,
killing at least one person and injur-
ing twenty or thirty, tearing down
buildings and playig havoc in general.
The Reporter did 7ot contain a line
Of it in it's Sunday morning edition
and the Minot Optic was able to give
some of the facts Monday night, by
quoting word for word the story that
was published in the Minneapolis
Journal. The Minot dailies finally got
a poor excuse of story after the
news had travelled a thousand miles,,
and after everyone knew about 1t.
Here was a chance for Bros. Smart
and Clark to have "made good"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25
Not Guilty.

E. B. McCutchen has returned
from the Canadian Northwest.
Mac had his picture taken in a
field of grain which comes up to
his shoulders, and denies that he
was on his knees when the pic
ture was taken.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25

Harry Lewis, road overseer of Nc
Kin1ey township, reports that specula
tors who own land in that township
refuse to pay their road tax, but
rather allow it to be added to their
taxes, which forces the money into
the general fund. Mr.. Lewis says
that all money paid to him will be
used on the roads right in the town
ship, thus beneftting everybody's
land.
Work has been resumed on the
ne Y Masonic temple in Minot
and the building will be rapidly
pushed to completion.
c. "A. Haskins, assistant cashier of
the Union National, has returned from
Zumbrota, Mimi, his old home, where
he visited several weeks. Minnesota
crops look we'll.
Nels Mikkelson from Glenburn is in
Minot for an operation.
Are you thinking of Buying
NlinOt City Property?
Groom all Modern House and
lot, 2 blocks from Court House.
One OF The Best Homes in Mi
not, $1,000. 90 Cash. Balance in
Monthly payments s per lent
interest.
A. W.TRACY, "rh. Land Man.
Office Under The Post Office
Phone MINOT, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25
Buys Gl.,be Hotel.

Mrs. G. F. Kruse has purchas-
ed the Globe Hotel in the new
Tompkins block from J. A. Fet-
terly, having taken possession
the first of the week. Mrs.
Kruse is establishing a reputa-
ton for running an excellent no.
tel and business is picking up
fine. The rooms have been new
ly furnished and there are no
finer ones in the city. The place
will be run in first-class style
and it's safe to cay that there is
no better dollar and $1.5O a day
house in the northwest.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25

Chas. Scribner suffered severe loss
in the cloud burst at Tasker Monday
evening. His place was completely
surrounded and nearly washed away.
He lost twelve hogs, a lot of chickens
and fine horse became frightened at
the rushing water and ran into a
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25
PaIda Thot Time had Come

Judge Palda who was at Will
liston during toe cyclone Satur-
day evening, thot his time had
come. He was at the hotel, a
br ok structure and looked every
minute for the building to COL
lakse. The wind blew off the
chimney and Mr.. Palda thot that
the building was giving away.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25
TASKER CLOUD BURST

wire fence, cutting it's throat so bad
ly that it died. Much grain was
washed out, and other damage was
done. Water rushed into the houses
in Tasker in great streams and the in
habitants were badly frightened. The
noise sounded like that made by the
Niagara Falls.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25
WiIIiston Victim is Dead.

John Arnstad, who was terri
bly, crushed in the Williston cy-
clone, died. Arnstad formerly
lived near Minot where he is we'll
known. The man was in. his
house which was blown over and
he was caught underneath it.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25
Bad Failure.

The Plaza Hardware Co. ha
failed, owing one firm $4,000 and
many other firms large accounts.
The total assets are about 81, 500.
The former owners, Huff & Berg
man are missing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25

FoR SALE--3A r. G Mandt wagon =
3" tire, as good as new at bargain, used
about two months, EARL WALDREF,
7-25t4 Elite Steam Laundry,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25

J. w. Winter, the milk man, has II
acres of corn that stands more than
knee high and promises much.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-25

Dr.. and Mrs. KermOtt have returned
from delightful visit at Seattle and
other western points.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
5tpttgrnhr 1jrlhr.
3ursap 8nlkrfrat Arr ark Rrnnu T.
90nnag nrm a5. August lgn7,
AZ q. g. strann.unlh.

|re6e, flinet op moo 4un1pebpen5
5tenfolosier, og fremfor alt nnr
g o I is "a aritetSfeIeIf -
lepen0e Sen: Man itob iammru {
tpft og tpnot er {. gfs. lite pozk
sll0eroon1sbiem ct 8ebis berpaag
og trengte en- eller an6en til SiRlP>
bao ban NOT alorig forgiapes-
Men Marene lagoe @egn oa Mure
og itengenoe Sialoe uoenom nor
liue ejen0ommelige @re6s Il b.
itgten iperreoes.
gfu bar ri banifeligt beb at ion
gle paa set, iom ligger u6e11for por
egen pripate 9e9ietip, og lengere cub
til Donfers fan hi n9lten life }e-
Set er Sc itengen6e Siel6e, ser
bin6rer set bloc l16iDn.
81 er % ielp n f: @i gaar op
/ bore 8anfetter og 8aller, bore
6orenu1ger og &lubber og alt Del
mere eller ntn6re berettige6e Gtaos
og 8ras, ri bar laa meget at, o9
glen1mer, at s er er, 0 b e K
500 900 andre Danjfe
b o G n 5 II n 5 er + d m M G
S Lag 10 m bt.
Derfor, mine Gamer og @errer,
iprnng 0e iten9en6e Sialoe til
zStgp! 2a0 liot af GrRriens oa
Maismarfens funoe Suftntng bplae
berin0, la6 ,os aabne ginene, 1aa pI
foritaar,. at, 1atioualt iet bar ri fel-
les Sag 11eo -W3ellen1ltaternes na
Stiupbapsfpitens Sun6reotuinr6er az
Gnlrife. 8 s os tag 9 e Il
II II o;g e t at 8 e re s a a'n-.
5 Ell 1ig e M + beiDEeI 81 .~zs:
gi bar reiit ct sloer0omsbie1n,
raft bjelpen6e @aan6 til bore Galn-
r. for bbis @fplo pi Ddg er RT.
bi bar D9rnet ON 0em, og GoinEieH
bar 6ermeo lat fig ielp ct 9Gres-
111in6e.
Men Las set life blipe 6ern1eo! Cob
os ie li6t paa bore an6re 2ano8.
n1en6!
S CALIFORNIA bar Sc 6anife Sore
.ninger oprettet en- 2areitol oanF
@prog % 2itteratur be6 ct au,eri-
fanif l1niperiitet. - @r set life q
lille Gingerpeg? &an ri life aiare
noget lignen0e? @i er nof 6ertiI. oa
set ia II gjgres, ON bi tron5H
Sielomurene og anpen6er @neraieu9
og Gilligbeoens fortrinlige Dpnamit-
sc paa bore 2anosmpnb ReE-
lemltaterne:: Se'paa oeres SpllfaleE.
.@Dmnaitif- og ltngoomsforenfngrl
Sc paa allie oisie gbrige 6oreuiuger
6erube1 bDis Brogram er II 1T / o.
n 1t s a n f. meri az T
og iffe felt og bol6ent ielffabeligtl
&an iffe pi reiie en- &giifde for
Dor l1ng6om? &an life hi ielb
ON set ifer paa 8efoIning at Hot
9elifabeligbeo gibe bore nlGHg6o1-
0ige Sorerirger Iiot mere af ct no
tionalt &r9g?
@elpfplgelig fan ri, naar bi blot
b / |
bill flatre oper oe bgie Giel1<, d
Ter e110nu be6re, iprenge 0enr I'll 9ia-
1in6e @pItnter!
9ette, ipnes ieg> er en- af bore Iioue
Spgaber:: 9t lamarbei6e mes Uore
an0re 2anosm9n6 berobre / en- mere
national &etning emo bt6til.
Wine Damer og &errer, lao %
gipre ct Sori6g!
Si0en er mi in6e, oa Ben lille ao-
lonis 2ib maa gaa op ten bgiere gn-'
beo meo set itore 6anif-amerifanFe
San1fnn6s.
sSt0en er M inoe, 90 oe itanaen-,
zbe Sjnl6e mao rpo0es bort gn
Manb gigr BET life men pi er IT,
iinber, % .bi g n ON Di for ranl-
me Mpor p / I!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
Mine Gamer! Mine Serrer!

Mine Doner! Mine Serrer!
Det er Sag @unbreoe Mar, iioc,l
engelife Sropper iom Ell lbrpoelig
SSernrtng logoe fig ON Danmorf5
8oDeoitao, % 6en 2. September 1907
par set, at &isbenbapns raoielsfnloe
8ombaroement begpn6te: S tre Ga=
ae og MGtter regnebe &ugler og Gro
nater neo ober Sen ltaffels 8D = %
aiaa tog 8ritten Danmarfs 5toltbeo.
0anmarfS @leoe og 9ienlDit: Dan=
tnarfs D9l6ige Tlaaoe.
5aaoan ltraffeoes bi, for0i pi bar
.tilbgielige til at itaa paa benifabelig
500 1neO 9iapoleon, og oe fglgen0e
ipp Mar fertes Sen blooige &rig /
oanife Sarban6e; iaa Tom Gtatsban<
ferotten og Norges Sob: 9anmarfs
9iapn itoo paa ger0ens forte Sable.
Men pi tog os ianmen, ri reilte
Npggell f11ptte6e Meperne til Sag,
og iaa lfabte ri set Ganmarf, ser MI
bar iin &la6s / &ulturitaternes &Gt.
ter.
8i lqrte at inole, at ct lille @am-
funo iom bort intet mere bar at frpg.
te fra Sienoer II s e + r a. Mel
6et oanIfe Solf bar bel Mariag til at
bare aarbaagent paa 8oit oberfor
Sien6erne / n 8 fro.
Sg giel6er bette ON bort @tonl.
mefolf, 6a bar set iiffert ogiaa @Dlt
otgbeo operfor ben 9el at Solicit,
.fom reiite til De fierne 9anoe ioul
81, a. mi Dor og birfer un6er Mmert=
fas Tribeosflag..
SITE minoit .maa ri bore flare
oberfor Sc Sielr6er, ri bar at befem=
pc isport eget lille 5amfunos Miote::
S Sen 6anife 6 loni
g re a ter g e ~ 9 o r t.
81 iang fdr / 8iernions pregtige
Gang:
ul1o oil leg, no. aa, iao longt, langt,
langt
ober Sc beie Gigl0e!
Ser ct iaa terenoe tungt og trangt,
og NIT @ino er iaa ungt og ranft,
Lao 6et faa @tigningen friite,
lite moo Murfanten brittle! -"
&pem al os fienoer iffe oenne
2engiel? @ar BET life 5 en- Der
paa fine lterfe @inger bar os fiernt
oper 8er6ensbabet? S graanen6e
Men6 og &pinoer, buffer S lite, at
oct bar 29ngielen moo set itore, iom
Lao u6enfor, ser me6 sssetteitprfe 6reu
Ser bort mos. set tinfen6e Sierne?
&ulfer S lite, at oenne 2engiel bar
iaa almastig, at ben formaaebe at
:operffare 8aan6ene, ser ban6t -
og ban0t Ser itramt og fa1t til &iern<
met til Mor og Sar?
Sg ri, Der en6nu er 11nge = bar
oct iffe Ben lelblamme btltre 2englel
efter set ufien6te, bar set lite 6e bt<-
ge1toe @olnmbnsor9mme, Ser tpang
ogiaa 0 8 u6 moo De forietteoe
'4Diter?
8 ort fra 6e I t 9 ng n,
8 e S i e IS e!
Dette er l16ban6ringens &orsfa=
rerraab
4 Sort aa, iaa langt, langt, langt!
Sg bort t 0 m pi, ia, nogle al
os tom enooa iaa longt bort, at pi
glente Dem 0erbiem1ne.
@t log os ne6 berobre, fgrit / me-
get imaa &re6ie, iaa itore &olonier
g.bi6titrafte Settlements.
ge II bar bi borte fra 6e ft9ngen-
oe Sialoe, fra oct, Der ipntes % toe
renoe tltngt og trangt ber fanot
.bi en- 8er0en iom Sumlepla6s for
bore Sonfer og Dor @iernittg ber
-fanot ri 6e en6elgle 8i60er!
Men Fer fanot bi ogiaa 0et, 81
rejite bort fra:
Gen Si.el 5 m II +, bbor-
p aa ia a m angen en- g ! q
0 e II 5 e 8 a n g + ; a +
sitp st ii.g til 9 b6 e.
Sen 6anife aoIoni Metp gorf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

lol1er nSDnnpDe S0lDQtten. Vel
par life nogen &erble1t moo sen
gamle Sis, life en- ung &enlpes
bposie Sn6bug moo Sc gan1le sSoea.
Ter.
ga 5pnnebe blp og fager piite fig
for Mangoens 9ine, bar set jom e.
nD &oeli - meo finere 6arper, met
opbere @enneifeligbe6, nneo inoerli.
gere Spn, - io1n gioroe iin sSnotog
/ norif 2iteratur.
SO life set alene. 8igrnlone
8onoefortallineer betpoer life Blot
ct mere in6gaaenoe og mere foritaa.
elieSfulot Spn poo Sen norife Son.
oe. Sc betp0er ogiaa en- @iel1fg6elie
al sen nor6iife slntif paa ct frit o.
lelbltRn0igt @run6lag.
Set bar en- lpffeIig @tun6, al
Gpnnepe fpotes. Sun itoo frem, 90
5ergen Moe og 9lsbiernien bapoe
ifrepet Solfets @bentpr, oa s.. 81.
Mnncb og &epler babbe bentet frem
Sen ganle Stltorie, ga Spar gloien
lebte frem oe gomle 9iolefter, %
Si0eman0s &1,nitnereie ipgte fine
Motiper blanot Sc norife 8en6er.
Stoen bungre0e efter Sfipnbeo.
Sen romantiife 9lon6 bige6e efter 1t
lie fine Soealer omflpttet fra 6orti.
.bens Soager til 9ertioens faite 2ono.
Set bar 8igrnion, iom gior6e 6enne
Soe til 8irfeligbe6. &an fprte @a=
gattbe1s monumentale 9lano in6 / /
9igtningen, og oe itore pangern1a1,-
ife Sfiffelier fra Sen graz Sorti6 be-
iiGle6es o9 prageoes / en- M Gorn1.
6pao Sioe11 elife6e tneit, set eao
r@Dnnppe 5olbaffen":: Sen .bar11-
Hge SO, SSopllens lgre6e Dn6e en-
Gorln, Ser bar iont bugget u6 al ga.
gditilens Sorio."
8iprnion lfrep u6 al fine 6pbe
aiGrli9beo til Sen norife 8onoe.
SON loa, bporleoes sen gan1le~&
mellem Sc elementere Drifter, iom
er fonnren frem / @agaens nerfe %
lpie @fiffelier, enonu u6fnmpeoes /,
oe norife 6iel6e og Sale. 9e itore
&olliiioner mellem &rilte16om og
@eoenifab bab6e en6n1 fine u6Igbere
/ Dor Eio.
Sg por 9eaturs Ipieite 8ille6e1
ifabte ban 5Dnnpbe - v6re6sitifter.
in6en", iom ime6er ian1men 6e lgite
&rafter / @il6beo, Srofoitbeo oe
&ierltgbe6.
S 1882, ga 8iprnion feireoe tit
25=slarsiubileum, ien6te &pin0er frc
@uobranosoalen og 9lteroalen bam
fp1genoe &ille,, fra Spnnppe::
@r6 er BUN li6t bIp og bange,
SUN 1tammer paa Saler og Songs.:
Meen ber Dig: beer tro iom fgr!
Gun logger fit be6Ite S1npffe,
Sin &iarligbe6 Stpffe for @tpffe,
@om Sat beo sit &iertes Dgr.
@aa faar ri sit ssSaoro tilbage;
@no itgne Sig ollie Gage!
Sg mp6es hi e1t6 engang,
l@r SDnnpbe @nl6bru6 fanbpn6e:
Sin Eaf Sig paanp oil bun ienoe
Sg 6a | en- opbere Gang.
9eu er 0enne Spaabom gaaet / Op.
fDloelie. SDnnpbe er blepet Cub.
brn6.
Marene bar taget mil0t paa beno,
@nonn liooer BUN ben og lps blono.,
ollie fine @gfen6e meo s5oeaIitetens
flare 9psl1tng ON set bafre Sobeo.
Sg i SEN norife 2iteraturs itore Sal
bil bun fin0es paa en- al Sc fornem.
ite &laoie - SIDE ON SIDE mes 6e
iterite og eo1eite &btn6er, iom er
fabt al en- 9igters fierlige &enoer.
Gg iaa er SO slar gaoet. S Ell
baIbt gefuIant bar 8jgrnltierne
8jbrnfon baret fom en- Sane opcr
norff 8ultur, og Ben Sane bar al.
tib baiet | oen friifeite 8rts. Son
begpn6te fit Digterlib 1neo en- esopl.
Men bans 2ip bar bGret &nmp oq
&en bar bnret bans 2ib. Wee6
lgftet Nanbe bar ban ifre6et frem
(sprtfnf han @i6p AZ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
carl0Snldfl0.
&nnbt i amerita.

&rofesior q. 6. @anien, Sen Be-
fien6te 6anife 2erer &abebrug ben
Sp6 Gafota stats 2anbbrugsfole
bleb / Girsbags 9gtebtet til Miik
0ora 6. &amn1el, Datter al en- anie;
ftp. Sarmer, 2outs g.. 8amunel, So
,@rosie, isis.
Grofesior s. 6. 2ariet1, oanf a.
5g6iel, bleb for nogle faa Mar foe:
aniat iom &rofesior Meierilnre
neo 5tatens 9lgerbrugslfole /. 60
gan, l1tab, efter at ban l9ngert Giir
bop6e p9ret aSiiiteren6e 8rofesior i
iatnne Sag beo Soma Stats Mger.
.brugsifole / Mmes. 9rofeslor Gar:
lens Spbolo pe0 l1tabfolen b1el
imiolerti0 tffe langt, i6et ban 11u e1
faloet til at beflebe Yrofesioratet !:
u0airD @usban6rp" be6 Spo Dafoto
Stats Mgerbrngs1fole i 8rooftngs
bpilfen Sttlltng, Ser er be6re lgnne1
og | flere- &enieen6er bebageligere
en0 oen l1tab, ban obertager til /.
@eptember. Danmarf bliber iaaIe.
oes imuft repreie11teret beo @Df
0afotas 2an0bobejifole, bpor po1
2an6sman6 g. 6. &anien er 2erer
| Sapebrng. 8egge taller og ifriber
6e 0eres gamle MobersmooI til
6ulofonunenbeo. S 6enne Eio er
Erofeslor 2arien paa en- Soreorags-
rejie / Oregon, inoen ban obertager
Yolten / 8roofings.
Gn Sorifnbt. gioite l1ge meo6el.
tes, at en- ung Man6 al go0 Sanilie,
Gbriftopber @ere:::fen al &iebenbaba,,
tdr dfgaaet pe6 Dg6en pua @on1ttp
- .l /.
@oipitalet gbicdgo af EDfus. Gre
Sin1er efter bans Dg6 fit Yolttiet en-
@nrno0ning fra bans 6a6er, ser iiges
at bore en- belitaaen6e Sorretnings.
n1ano / &jpbenbdbn, om at fin6e oe,
uge Man6, ser for ct &ar Mar iioc1
baboe forlaot lit Stem / Danmar'
og life ii6en itaaet / Sorbtn6elle mel
lin 9lagt ser. @run6en til, at bar
forloo tit Siem bar efter Sige11oe fo1
at egte en- &ise, en- Sorbinoelie, iom
bans Sober life ptloe gipe lit Min6e
til, bporfor ban forifeo bam. So
8igen fit 6ette at pi6e, bepe6e bun
Gorlopelien, og Sen unee Man6 rel.
ite til Mmerifa. @an fom til Chico.
90, bpor ban fit slrbeioe iom 2itbo.
graf og boe6e. / ct @otel @eit @o
6iion @treet. @erfra bleb ban bragt
til County @olpitalet, ga ban bIep
ipg. Sil en- al fine Mrbei6sfamera.
ter bab6e ban fortalt ii1 igrgeltga
&iitorte og betroet ban, at 6et life
.par: bam, men bans &enge,. &iger
bapoe elifet og for ben6es @fplo
baboe ban 1niitet fine 8enge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
Gn banF sfufipiller.

Gn banf sfufipiller. Wsebens
Battling" geelions 5tierne MI mao
a1,tages at bore foripun6et fra oe
amerifanife Nepefegteres sSirma.
ment efter at Fan for ct &ar Tigers
St6 ftoen leo ct ret forime6eligt See
oerlag / u&ingen" en- an6en Sight
ueigbt Gagters, 8ritts, &enoer, e1
Ser / oen ii0lte Sio opltaaet en- an6en
6anif M9rfeligbe6 paa 9portsfeltet
fer / Mmerifa, men paa ct betpoeligt
noblere Smraa6e. Set er ben %
Mar gumle Sfafipiller @atcbelien
Den unge Dprfer al set eole 5faf.
iptl bar lite opbol6t Jig ret lenge ber.
i 2an6et - ban itges iffe enonu n
bore set engelife Sprog ful6t meg.
tig men ban bar allere0e ttloraget
Zig olmin6elig Spmerflombeo bee
11n ooerlegne DDgt1gbe0. 9a11 er
&aan6barfer og bgrer biemme Gbi.
cago, bpor BON bar nofampet man
gen ieirrig -Gplt paa Set rnoe6e
8re6t. @i61te l1ge 6eltog ban / en-
5faftonrnering, iom 8eitens 5faf.
ipillerforeni11g afbol0t @rceliior
be6s 2afe Mtnnetonfo, / ge9rbe6en al
Niinnenpolis. Ser bleb ban iaa ube.
tirget Seirberre / set a6le Sfafipn.
at BON opnaae0e set bsjelte MntaI
Boints af ollie @pilIerne, Ser naiten
ale par gan1le og orepne, og fl1n
tabte nogle ganfte faa gpil. .sfaf.
fjenoere er #begeiitre6e oper bans to.
Iesiale Saroigbeb ! set inobifleoe
|@pil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

9en r,orif-banife gresieforeuins
snfbol6er TT is. Marsmgee Ohm
&lubbenS 2ofaler i WainneapolH b.
8. Septenber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

Gn bpr 8pgscsrnnb. goniolioatco
@tocf @rcbange i Seem yorf bor
Manoags taget lin npe 8pgning
8eiib6elIe. 9en ligger 11eeet be-
fpent, 1niot / set trableite Gorret-
ningsfparter, men 8pggegrunoe1 er
betalt me6 $3.50 pr. &paorQtfo6 el=
Ter en- iamlet Gum af $870,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
8altcr @ellmams geprbpplsreiie

8altcr @ellmams Morbpulsreiie
pr. 2nftifib er ifelge Selegram fra
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Western Kansas world., 1907-05-25
he annals of T. G. II. S.

the annals of T. G.. II. S.
This note worthy class was at
first composed of fifteen mem
berS. Of these Mary Zeman,
Hattie Larabee, Lillian Forester,
Hattie Burnham, Ethel Carpen-
ter, Nellie Holmes, Irene Cloud,
Susie Fulton, Ray Shaw, Thomas
Scott, Herman Saleen, Carter
Brown and Joseph Glenn were
residents of Trego county, and
Irma Law and Edna Mumert of
Graham county, realizing the in
feriority of their educational adj
vantageS at home. came over and
leagued with them. Later on Bert
Greenwood, Gladys Spear, Irene
Acre, Alfred Lofstead, Ralph
Parks, Eugene Rathburn and
William Hunter enrolled swelling
the force to twenty-five strong.
Nine of this number were
graduated from common school
previously, but aware of the fact
that they would greatly improve
their abilities by waiting until
the organization of this class.
The following officers were
elected to guide the pupils. viz:
President, Edna Mumert; vice
president, Mary Zeman; secre-
tary, Hattie Burnham; treasurer,
Irma Law. Canary and wine
were selected as their class colorS
and the caranation their class
flower.
Affairs progressed smoothly
and rapidly and all to soon came
the end of their first years
work, but good deeds will live as
Western Kansas world., 1907-05-25
John Brown.

It has been truly said that all
history resolves itself into the
biographies of a few strong
characters.
But it is rare that a. country
produces a man who deliberately
and joyously lays down his life
for a principle, an idea. Such a
man was our hero; at first mis-
understood - afterwards perse-
cuted, but after his death people
came to see and understand the
truths for which he died
The motives by which his life
was ordered were the highest,
he sacrificed himself for high
and noble purposes, he sought
the relief of the poor, the weak
and the despised, and in so doing
only sought to bring US back to
accord with laws both human
and divine.
Slavery was introduced into
the New World by the Spaniards,
who enslaved the natives, and in
many places exterminated them
in this cruel manner. Before
the discovery of America the
Portuguese had begun to en-
slave the Africans In the years
that followed it's introduction
into America it was wonderful
to realize the growth and com
pleteness of the infatuation of
the South with the institution of
this trade
It is strange and seems almost
incredible that the truth of his
tory allows it to be said, that in
this free land, up to 1860, free
dom of speech was absolutely
prohibited to the colored man, in
more than one-half of it.
Yet such is the fact No min
lister dared lift up his voice
against slavery or any of it's evil
Kansas was dedicated and set
apart to human liberty; it was
never to be polluted nor pressed
by the foot of the slave. But in
the struggle against it many hor-
rible crimes were committed
In 1900, May 9, was born one
of the iberators of the lowly,
despised, oppressed and enslav
ed, and the martyr for a more
perfect union He was bred to
rugged industry, self-reliance,
and was Injured to hardship,
scant living, high and right
thinking before God and man.
But for the heroism and uncon-
querable will of this one man,
the boast of the South might
have been fulfilled, but who
charges him of being guilty of all
the crimes committed, are great
ly wronging him. We're these /
Western Kansas world., 1907-05-25

Freshman who won honors for
her society while the other classes
were amazed at the. cold logic
displayed by the class of 1910
debaterS.
We displayed our talents not
only in artistic and literary lines,
but also upon the base ball dia-
mond with Freshman lad in the
pitchers box
We Freshman are like business
companies just starting into
business with a few cents, but
gradually gaining until at the
end of one year we have gained
dollars and are ready to do more
work in the years to come and to
do it so well that when the year
1910 has been reached T. G. FL.
S. may be proud to point US out
as the best class that has ever
been known to have graduated
from this High School.
Western Kansas world., 1907-05-25
Freshman Class History.

We came from all points of the
compass county I mean. You
cannot go in any direction but
that you will find someone of our
class We have the largest class
in High School and had it not
been for certain popular diseases
we would stand out foremost in
attendance, but a Freshman
would not be any thing if not
popular.
The Freshman class, although
the youngest in the High School,
has many talents that it is very
proud to possess.
The High School depends al
most entirely upon a Freshman,
Mildred Niesley for instrumen-
tai music, while Miss Allene
Nelson is one of the few soloists
of the school, and all will admit
that in defamation it was a