Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-13

q 80 Out OF. Reach
The grapes On. the trellis are purple
They t ssalnx; 1 9sst'. Anger. and clam
We ptek. them will all. there are plen-
But! it's sstfange how the finest grew
just out. Of reach. .
But ss s,sa says-he's old and
That circumference is not in the
grapes, but our eyes.
That the things within reach never
please us so much -
As the things we can't have. that are
Just beyond touch.
There are beautiful grapes that we
crush withour feet.
While we eagerly climb for. others
more sweet; - =. q
That fruit within reach 10 the fruit
4"3 for the day,
And to pluck as you go is the sensible
way. rt'+.
Oh. srandfather.s wise. for ;grsndfa.
But no matter how often We, all have
been told.,. j.
AT the vines. every morning, 1t seems
to us each &
That the very best grapes are the
grapes out of>reach.
kate W. Hamilton: in the Sunbeam,
evening Of the Young Ladies' Sodality
at the residence Of the Rev Lemieux
OF. st, Michael's church. : All members
are requested to. be present.
!. .,k. y *
The w, C. T. u. is working for the
cause of suffrage and three red letter
days have been planned. The first &c
be known as Postal Card day which
will be next Monday. when. postal
electors drawing the attention OF suf-
frage. October. %. Is called ,Dennant
day and all school children: are X
pected to wear. a pennant With the
words Vote, for Mother" printed on
it,. Not only the school children will
wear these pennants but the members
OF the ganization will be OUT and
each will carry a. large pennant in
scribing with the plea to. Vote for
Mother" November / will he. the
Sunday before election and the W. c
T.. y. has arranged to have a PRAYER
service III all the churches and the
ministers have s!gtifed their willing
ness to cooperate with the plan to
nave h suffrage question carry III
this state
Mrs. Fred Bacon returned last even.
ing after an absence of several weeks.
She visited for two weeks in Water
town, s. D.. at the home OF S. X. Way.
Mrs. Bacon had not been in Water.
town for more than four years and
in tina time many improven ents have
been made. 81.
In the early days of the Territory
OF Dakota Watertown was fortunate
In having a .arSe number Of eastern
capitalists locate there and who had
faith in the future development OF
the beautiful little city. Many stately
buildings were erected and this year
Mrs. Pacon state.7 That a number OF
the buildings built in the boom days
have been remodelled and a great
deal Of work is being done by the
city, paving the streets and. avenue
and laying cement sidewalks.
The Sioux river is being dredged
and widened and a sort of canal will
be built SO that motor boats may be
used all the way from the city. to
beautiful Lake KaEaneska.
Lake Pelican is also being Damned
anda vast number Of other public
and. private improvements are being
Watertown has always had the re-
putation Of being a city of railroads
and now another road is coming in,
making five.
After two weeks with friends and
relatives in Watcrtown Mrs. Bacon
spent two days with friends in Min
neapolis and taen went to st. Pau,
for. two days, returning to Grand
Forks we'll pleased with her trip but
glad to he back in Grand Forks.