Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-02
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There is SO much strong men are
thankful for
A nations progress. or a slow
" strife's end; {
s And though I Join my praise with
y theirs today,
y Grave, things are these I scarce can
= comprehend,
60 vast are they;
And % apart, dear God, I prav Thee
Ny thanks for these, Thy little bless.
ings' sake.
The little common joys of every day,
MY. garden blowing in an April
wind,
A ,inns ss greeting and the morn
OF happy sunshine through the
opened blind,
The poplars tall
That guard my threshold and the
peace that falls
Like Sabbath stiffness from my hum
Tho little simple joys that We forget
Until we lose them; for the lamp
that lights
The pages Of the books I love
Oo8C. ...
The hearth's red welcoming ON
That moves within its circle. and the
companionship Of those tho heart
holds dear.
The dee,: accustomed Joys we lightly
Too much for granted sometimes. ~
a child
His fathers gifts; and, 90 re-
For these my thanks, for these my
treasures piled,
Each simple thing
nj wiser may forget, dear Father.
take
Ny thanks for these. Thy little bless
ings' sake.
-rheodosia Garrison in Harper-s
Weekly.
Let's 90 to the No-vary premium
have z cup Of delicious No-Vary tea
Or eoRes: Tree demonstration.-Adv.
Mrs ]. II. Levin has arrived in the
city from Minneapolis, to visit for a
few days at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Panovitz on Walnut street. Mrs.
Levin has visited here On several oc-
casions and will DO remembered as
Miss Beatrice Pitman.
The Rebekah Book and Thimble
Club viii hold it's meeting Tuesday aft
Mrs. Leslie Pratt, I'll North Fifth
street. Mra. Pratt and Mrs. George
Buckingham will be the hostess and a
cordial invitation 10 extended to all
members.
Mrs. Edward Nelson. who has been
making a tour Of Grand Forks county,
In the interests Of suffrage, has re-
turned to her home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Nelson has made many friends
during her stay in this city and all
viii regret her departure.
Meet me this afternoon after the
matinee. Where? At the No-vary
premium parlor (opposite Hotel Da-
cotah). We are Just as welcome there
as At home.-Adv. .
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do will give it's sixth annual faculty
concert this evening at $3.50 o'clock in
the auditorium on North Fifth street.
A splendid program q been arrang-
ed. Paolo Conte. head Of the theory
department will appear before a
time. He will act as accompanied for
all the other numbers. Mr.. conte is
4 composer and several Of his COM
positions will be used. ]. A. Buch-
holz, violin instructor will play "An-
dAntina" and II. A. Nnyeart will sing
Mr.. Conte's "LAsoiaN D1" Rowland
Manuel OF the voice department will
also appear on the program and sing
q group Of songs. Miss Cordelia HUI
burd, head Of the piano department,
ever a favorite with Grand Forks mu-
SIC lovers, will render several piano
numbers. :
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public and while there will be no
admission charged. the tickets may be
had by calling at the Stone music
store Of tho city studios.
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When IN town make the No-vary
premium parlor (opposite Hotel Da-
cotah) your headquarters mt meet
ing place. You are always welcome.
Open afternoons and evenings.-Adv.