Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30

81 MI go III
hand of the good Father. The prairie,
are Hnchanging vet fruitful. The van
,Iharvest fields OF this nnid-northa conn
try can feed the world. Our missin,
is ever kindly. We would NOT il
stroy but The prairfes giy,
us an intimacy with the great Spiri
not possible in8the mountains Of a
sea No wonder Abraham built al
altar IN the desert. No wonder Thu
prophet saw vision OF restoration
In which the desert should blossom
as the rose. The beautiful haryesj
time ia the Dakotas presents a scene
ct unrivalled beauty and prosperity
The peace of God rests upon all the
land The farmer should live very
close to God, for he works In the field
with Him.
# was good to see the prairies
once again. 1t was good to see a land
fruitful without It vas
good to think of the brave men and
women who came to this country III
an early day, digged the wells and
planted the trees. s5
People Make World Akin.
The people! Travel would be q
II lanacom6 htIcinnrr .. ~
/ p1e. a stnlid E~sa,,imauy 80 49, 49,
companion to the Arctic explorer. The
hacorna waa r;son,a e as,a $50 $500 !
c-omnan;ons Tba 1nna,,, 49, &, y y
the canynns gaas insana 49, ~ ~ :
dies and Hal ! lsft VIII, Ianasn y
MA nann1e 49, ~ u ~ ~ a., , ~
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ser ! tvniaa1 yanLaa $3.50. ~
nwnar op Ma,,nt cnapsna IL H. =
r,,da log 10 III ~ H. - ~ -
mountain Ha - 10y u U
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rassloa,1ar - .sne
;sts ony,,a ~ go ;us e. siaaes .our-
arx Mn :; ~ Snsoy ass saa unIlsaleu l,ceIl-
y Is that ~ anis,.s Sin e Il y sonle
4 tch;na ~ sn.oy 49, ~, sne eelnInlgs
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mo .ha I u x s. 10y, Wa.sal-
wstch;na tba Innn .as. uiss . clly,
80 n,,4 ~ ~ - aolls llalns. Wlnd ing "
because It ali hid him ~ hanny
homes and ambitious parents ana
healthy Industrious children. We
met friends at every turn. Had we
known about them, we might have
met many of the friends and relatives
of the people whom we know here in
WatertoWn.
The northwest is prosperous. Mon
tana is hard hit with the drouth
Washington is more diversified and
therefore not so dependent upon
weather conditions. But the whole
northwest is prosperous.
The people are loyal. The labor
unrest is not general; the toilers are
patriotic: There is a growing solid
arity Of the nation, already noticeable
as a result of the conflict in which
are engaged. But there is very
earnest conviction that the me at
Washington must not play party poll
tics, that the great struggle is too
serious to admit Of log-rolling and
political iockeying. In fact the con-
viction prevails that there is too
much talking in the halls Of our ma
|tional congress- and too little definite
action.
Must Give our Utmost
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