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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

mitiamt leiner &apiel aus5ugraben
uno lebeno beriber in uniere oeut<
lden &quarien gu bringen, IN 6en
meiiten Gduen gelungen lit. DaS
@alier, in 0as man Sen 9ungen-
fiib Damn bier %6ineiniebt, mub no.
turli6 oie Semperatur Ser tropti@ea
@etpaiier baben, ionlt muroe ibnt
ser nm5ug idle6t befommen uno
ser @ommeridlaf iid gum Sooes-
l9laf p%erlangern.
Die ltarfiten Griebfrafte i'm &c.
ben ser Eiere mte Ser Meni6en,
mer6en our6 6ie 2iebe u1o Die Sor,
ge fir 6ie M~abfommenidaft gepedt.
Das gilt aud fir ~biele Slide. limb
menn i9on ser porbin %ermabnte Sic,
mentrager iid feline &0ble leoigli6
fir 6as eigene 8eourfnis i4afft, 10
eibt es 6od man6e anoere Nrten
BON 5iiden, sic III Ser Haarungs'
aeit dnr1a mun0erbare Sdbtgfeiten im
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

8or alten 3eiten 1ebte ein Mann,
ser orei S0bne batte; lie bieben He-
ter, Haul un0 gS6en.
Mber auBer Sen orei 90bnen bot
tie er gar ni6ts, 6enn er mar 10
arm, 6aB er ni6t einmol iobiel mie
cine @tednaoel 6eiaB, uno oesbalb
lag er Sen 8uriden ale Gage in Sen
Obren, oaB lie fort in Die @elt ge-
fen uno ii9 ibr 8rot peroienen ioQ=
ten, oenn bel linn 81 Sanie lei bod
ni9ts uls bloBe Sungerleioer.
Ni9t ipeit BON oes ManneS 8ob<
nun nar elm &0nigsi@loB, un6 ge>
raoe Dor oes &0ntgs Senitern itano
cine Glide, oie 10 groB uno bid mar
un0 10 bel S6atten 1parf, bot fem
5%onnenltrabl in 6es &0nigs 3immer
fam. Desbalb batte nun Ser So
mtg 6emienisen, Ser sic eide nm-
6ouen tonne, bel, bel @el6 ber-
ipro9en. Sod feiner tpar oa5u
touglid, 6enn iobalo man nur einen
5pan bon Dem @i6enltamme OBJ
idlng, 10 tpuhien iogleid 5mei an
oelien Steue.
Serner mollte Ser &0nig audi els
i1en 8runf1en gegraben hnben, ser
iabraus, iabrein @aiier ipen6en iol-
te, oenn CT batte feinen; bas ihiet
Sem &0nige cine 5dan0e gu fem.
@er i'm nun einen iol4en 8run-
men, ser oas gan5e Sabr 8aiier
bielt, graben tonne, 6em bate ser
&onig @elo un6 piele an6ere 9inge
periproden. Dennod fan6 ii4 fei-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

bern Mtltfdfern - in Sen aus HIer-
0emiit bergeltellten &ilen iel6er ua'
ter, uno ieoe Ser etwa bal6fuBlan'
gen &ammern nimmt Damn cine iol'
DIE auf.
DaB es Slide ei6t, Sic iih lan'
gere 3eit unter ser gr0e itatt i'm
@aiier al1fbolten, benefit 6as Set
jpiel ser S~9lammipringer uno an
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
@bacopborus S@le9eli.

ser Sort. uno 6el6biiter genug er<
5q9len farr. Die 90blenbauer, oon
0enen oieie S9iloerung ban0eln
mir0, iin6 in0es u11ter ibresglei@en
gemiHern1aBen als Gief6autunitler
gu betradten, iniofern ndmli6 alS
lire 8al1ten cine nerbaltniSmaBig
mebr ooer meniger be6eutenoe teh>
niide @eldidli9teit errennen laiien.
Cine berii6mte Sippidaft bon Die
ien Iiefbaufinltlern iino oie 30 /.
uieripinnen. Sic graben cine
lallge- yeraoe ooer gefrummte -
Mobre ms grorei6, bic iie alS Sect
tiir sic Yrutpflege un0 als @obnung
oeaasen. 9amit 0ieie ni6t 6ur9
Mrlunel, sic BON oen 8an6en ab.
br0feln, peridiittet meroen fann,
politern oie fiiriorgliden 8aumeiiter
lie NIT eine,m ieioenartig glan5en.
oen @e1pebe aus. Das @igenartiglte
uao 8unoerbarite an oieiem Gro
ba1 lit ie6o6 bie Soatiire, ser Def-
fel, Ser Sen gingang peri6lieBt. Ct
miro BON einem aus feiten @eiptnnlt.
fd6en %gebil6eten Sdarnier gebal.
ten, 10 6aB Die 5pinne i'm beim
&erausgeben leidt emporbeben fann,
morauf er Damn our@ feline eigene
Sdmere mte6er 5ufaut, un6 lit
ii6er6aupt iebr funltooa %gearbeitet.
Mit mel@er lteberlesung sic Mi'
nieripinnen, Sic gu 0eu um6erl41pei'
fenoen, nd6tli@ iagen6en Spinnen
geb0ren, bel ser @nlage Ser S0blen
gu @erfc gebn, ergibt itd audi nod
oaraus> oaB tie ben gtngang BON
auBen, UNI i'm mogliGit unii6tbar
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

Scum gingen iie weiter uno ge>
langten an eine11 Bad. ga iie ale
orei our tig maren> legten tie li9
nieoer, ut1 51 trinfen.
uWli9 tpunoert's mirflid, mo6er
oas @aiier gefloiien tommt," lagte
gs6en.
runo MIDI munoert's mirflih, Oh
ou nod beil inn &opfe biit," meinten
Yeter uno SAUL. nBiit gu nod 1lidt
toG, 10 mirlt on es mobl na6itenS
bon oeinem pielen @un0ern meroen.
Bo6er Ser Bod tommt? Salt, on
nod fem 8aiier aus Der groe ber-
porqueQen ieben?"
~8iG aber ood mai na4Ie1em
mober oas @alier fommt," lagte gs>
ben, un6 oamit gi11g er DEM 2au1e
oes BabeS entgegen; moften feline
8rioer laden uno ipotten, 10 ptel
iie poQten, ct itopfte ieinen Gang.
Mie er Elm stud gegangen mar,
maro ser 8a@ idmdler uno oiinner,
uno 5ulebt far6 er cine groBe Wal'
rub, aus mel6er oas 8aiier it,
ferte.
.@utan Gag" iagte gs6en, ~mas
liegit gu bier uno iiderit uno RE
iellt 10 gan5 aueln?"
50, oas tue id," antportete 6ie
Nub; lid bin bier gelegett, babe
geiidert 10 manden lie6en, laugen
Sag uno babe auf bid gepartet."
Sea, 6a BIN i6 num-" meinte IS.
ben, nabm ein 8ui9el Moos, BET
Itopfte sic Oeffnung Ser @uB, 90.
nit oas @aiier ni6t berausflieBen
fonnte, legte Damn Sic Mub gu ben
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
sefh1oo gorppberna1s init 9arfeuuns Der unterroHden S0ble.

@aiier Fin 6urd cine oiinne @an.
Dung, in Ser nur cine l9male Deli.
nun bleibt, abi6liebt. Sn Ser Soble
miro ser Yaarl1ngsatt un6 6ie @i-
ablage po115ogen. Die Ger iino bon
einem i9aumigen 94letm umbiiat,
uno inbem ser Sdaum iid mebr
uno mebr perringert, ertpideln iid
sic gier, Biz i@lieBlid Sic fliiggell
&aulquappen nit Sem &eit ser
Sdleimmaiie 6ur@ sic Seffnung if
rer &in0erltube ms @aiier btnab-
gleiten. Sort ii116 sic angebenoen
8r0i66en infolge ibrer 8erpeglih'
felt Damn idon melt mebr Dor oe1
@adlte1ungen %gefraBiger 5ein0e &C.
ii@ert, als lie es in ibrem oorbe-
rtgen neutrality-suspicious. mare1.
Ser 3med, Sen sic @ltern nit Ser
Mnloge ser @0ble perbanben, lit alio
CREDIT.
(SbluB folgt.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

Scum moQte ii@ au9 gsben an
Die Mr6eit bege6en.
r&alt 6u Suit, mie Elm ge5ei1ne.
tes SAaf aus5uie6en, 10 nebn1en mir
0i9 beim &ragen uno i9neioen Dir
glei9 sic Obren ab," iagte Der SO.
mig.
rS9 modte es a6er oo@ au@
Der uben," CAB @S6en our Antmort,
uno oas muBten Tie ibm e%rlau6en.
gr 5og alio feline lrt aus Dem
Sdnappiad, befeitigte Sen Stiel uno
rief: n@au 5ul" 9amit ting oie alrt
an gu bauen, 6aB Die Spane un1'
beriauiten, un0 es balterte gar niht
lange, 10 fiel Die rieIige eide I'M.
Nahoem sizes geide6en mar, 500
gsben Sen Spaten berpor uno be.
feltigte ibn am S@afte. uWrabe
5u!" REF gsben, uno oamit grub
un0 i6aufelte ser Spaten, cal Gro.
i6oqen un6 Steine MIR 10 muljssz
mirbelten, un0 ga maro most De;
8runnen tief genug, 6as CLAUDE MIR.
Bie GSben i'm Nun 10 tief batte>
wie er es munidte, 3og er ieine
Walnub beruor, fegte lie aai Sen
@runo 6es 8rumnens, entferntr nas
eirgeItopfte Woos utio iagte oaaa:
~Nl1n rinne 3u!" Damit fling j:s
an 5u Iidern, oab oas 8aiier rur
10 aus Dem Drummer beraufItr51nte
nn6 i9aumte, un6 balb ltan6 es biz
oben am &on6e.
go bate 6enn gsben sic glide
umge6auen, ote bis6er Dor oes 2o'
nigs Teniter geitanoen, uno :attp
DEM &onigs6ofe 8aiier beridaT;t;
un6 10 befdm er aud Sen 2obn, De-
Der &onig perbeiBer. i
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
ltter, panl nnb Gsbfn- 4 |@enbt6bfl.
@ormesiides Mardem,
sSms 9entide ibertrasen BON Srioa Sdan5.

idon auf barten 6elien. Da oer
&onig iid's aber nun felt in oen
&opf geiett batte, baB 0ieie 6etoen
Mrbeiten 5uitanoe gebraht weroe1l
iouten, 10 lieB er es enolt4 I'M ga1t=
gen 2an0e al1srufen, baB 6erienige,
melder Die groBe 99loBeide Unit
bauen un0 int S9loBbofe eine1l
8runnen grabe11 f0nne, Der iabraus,
iabrein @alier ga6e> feline Go6ter
un6 Sic @alfte ieines Geides BE-
fommen ioQe.
Scum famen mobl gerug un0 iber-
ge1ug, um ibr @liid gu periuden,
aber 10 piel tie au6 BADEN un6 bau-
en-, graben uno miiblen mo@ten, 10
mur6e 6od sic gibe nit ie6em 5iebe
nur nod oider nn6 belaubter, uno
ser 6ellengruno mur6e nidt i'm MINI
0elten meider.
gu Ser 3eit moaten sic .6rei Brit
Ser ii6 ald aufma6en, um ibr
Slid gu neriuden, un6 barber
freute iid ibr Safer 6el1n, oaate er,
befamen iie au6 mo6l ni6t Sic Brin=
.3eiiin un6 0aS Babe &ei6, 10
fonnte iid's oo@ treffen, 0aB iie
bieQeibt Bel irgen6 einem braben
Monne einen 9ienlt fan6en, uno
meiter perlongte CT nidts. un6 mie
er b0rte, 6aB feline S66ne na6 Dem
&onigsidloiie geben pollten, 10 iagte
er gleib ia, unb 0amit mari6ierten
6enn Neter, Saul uno gsben i6rer
@ege.
@ie iie Elm Stiid gegangen mo-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

onoeren Dingen in ieincn Sad uno
geiellte iid micoer gu ie;ne1t. Drii.
bern.
$50, peibt ou nun, mober oas
@al1cr fommt? 9a mar mo6l mas
&arcs 5u ie6en?" ipotteten lie.
vI9, es fam nur aus elmer Seff.
nung beraus," iagte gsben nro Die
al1oercn beiocn la9ten un6 bielten
ibn gum Marren; bod Sos fummerte
i'm nidt.
sd batte nun einmal 2ult. es ~
1eben," meinte gsben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
8rutanIage beg @emctnen 8oBtdters'

8rutanIage beg @emctnen &obtafcrs'
oerer &letterfiide. Sn Der be1Bea>
regenloien Sabres5eit, me1111 Die
Sluiie uno Seen austrodr1en, gra-
ben iib oiele Gropenbepobr1er IN
Sen S9lamm Elm, no tie un1erll
@interidddfern glei6 = big gum
gintritt Ser Megenmonate In e'1eM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perbarren. Als
plonmaBige Baumeilter 5eige11 l1h
bei oieler 5daffung oeS Shlat'
QUARTERS aber nur Die 2ungen,
ODER 9urdfiide. 9iele inert
muroigen, 1 big 2 Metcr langeI1
Iiere 6aben por allen attoern 1tlbet
poraus, oaB lie uid)t uur oltrd! STE
men, ionoern altd ourb 2ungen 6u
atmen perm0gen, inSem ibnen ois
Sdmimmbloie = sic lonlt 6el Den
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
au{ bent yerge 70 Baden mag" iagtc

allf bent. Yerge 10 fBadet mag" lagtc
gsben.
ga 1alt ou sid audi mirflih gu
munoern," iagtem Bettr uno saul,
sic nun ei1mal Sen @Sbcn-NIden-
br0oel fir einen red)ten Dummerian
6ielten; rmas miro's ocnn 8lnoer-
bares ieir, ein 9ol5baller BOD bod
items, ocr % oben Sol5 baft."
v8iu abcr bod mol ie6en, maS
es it," meinte Gsben lno ltapite
binaui.
.SSa, aeb', t1ur, ou Gor, uno iieb
3u!!" riefen ibm 6ie 8riiher na@.
Dod @sben b0rte gar niht 6arauf,
ion6ern ging g%eraoenwegs auf sic
5teue 5u, bon melder 0asz 9aden er-
tlarg, unb 90 iab ct cine grt, Die
gang aaein an elmer Sanne 6adte.
u@uten Sag" begann @s6en;
rbadit 6u bier 10 alein?"
~M9 ia," antmortete Die M1t, ~oa
bab'' i9 nun i6on sic liebe, lanse
8eit bier gebadt uno gcbadt nno aut
6i9 gepartet."
Gut, gut 90 bin i@ nun &c.
fommen>" iagte gsben, nabm Sic
Mrt, idlug Sen 5daft beraus uno
itedte beioe Eetle in ieinen Sdnapp'
iad. 8ie er nun uieoer BEL ieinen
8riioern anfam, ladten 6iele uno
bielten i'm gum Narren. Sea, mas
mar oenn 10 8ares % oroben aai
Sem 8erge?" fragten iie.
~Md, es 1par 1tur cine Mrt, sic
mir borten," iagte gsben.
8ie 1te nun mie6er ein StMd &C..
gangen maren, fannen lie an einem
Selienbang poriiber, uno 50 oben in
ser Sobe b0rten iie etmas graben
un6 i6aufeln.
~Wfid mun0ert's mas 6a oben 10
grdbt uno i9aufelt," logte gsben.
~9a gibt's biel gu permun6ern,"
fagten Heter uno Saul. ~@alt on
nod feine 8aumbdber ge60rt?"
n@iQ aber oo9 NAL ieben> mas
es it," meinte gsben, uno lie mod=
ten laden un0 ipotten, 10 piel lie
wolten, er itapfte auf Sen Gelien-
bang Dinauf, uno mie er ga oben
anfam, iab er einen Spaten, Ser
0a grub un0 i6aufelte.
~@uten Sag" iuete gsben; mas
grabIt uno idauielit ou bier 10
auetn?"
$50, ia," antrportete Ser Spaten,
oi9 i6aufle uu6 grade l6on Sic
liebe, LANCE 3eit un0 tpartete auf
Did,"
nMa, so bin id ia," meinte So
ben, nabm Sen 9paten, iblug ibn
aus SEM Shafte u11o itecfte Spaten
uno Sdaft in ietne Iaide, uorauf
CT pie6er 5u ieinen 9rii6ern ging.
~Das NOR mobl mas &ares, mas
ou ga auf Sem Selien geieben balt?"
fragten Heter un6 Saul.
nMd, es NOR nt9ts meiter, als
ein alter Spaten> Sen mir b0rten,"
artmortete gshen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
Ser 2unsenfiid.

ionoere baltlihe @orfebrungen fir
Sic Mblage oes 2aids treffen. gs
banoelt ii9 a%leroings a,td 6ier mie<
ser I'M Ml1slan0cr un6 5war Inn Sen
in Sapar beimiiden, uniern 9aab<
frolben abnliben uno permanoten
st bacop6oruS." ct grabt iid
CUR 8aarungs5eit an einem lteilen
liter cine Soble, sic er gegen oas
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
Meit Der @iuieripinne.

Mquarien in ibrem gebeimen Srei>
ben belouiden. Sier ion nun bon
eiuigen Tieren sic &eoe iein, III
6eren @obnungen Ser 8lid oes Men-
}de11 nur ielten b%ineinoringt, neil
iie 1T ser @roe angelegt iino. 3mar
gibt es ia a1b piele Soblenbemob.
tier Ser TierpeIt, bon 6erer Mrt un6
l1l1teridlupfen ooer 8alen inns ie-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

90 bate benn @sbe Sic @iden umges
bouer, bic bisber Dor bes &Dnigs fen,
iter g%e1tanben, uno bate bent &onig s,
bofc 8aiier beribafft; 10 betaln ct ben
berbetBenen 2obn.
Ma9 Ginger 3eit gelangten iie
an oas &0nigSi6loB.
@eil aber i6on 10 lu,5ablige oa'
gemeien maren unO periu4t batten.
sic eide gu fallen un6 Sen 8rua-
men gu eraben, 10 NOR oie eide
bereits ooppelt 10 grob gelporoen.
ais iie gemei len, 0a imner elm oop'
pelt 10 groBes Stiid anmuds, wenn
Elm Stud abgeidlagen mor0en mar.
9esbal6 bate ser &onig %6efoblen.
6aB ie6er, ser iein @liid nerfuat
babe u1o oie Glide nidt umbaaen
tonne, sic Sbren perlieren uno auf
cine Sniel al1sseiebt meroen ioae.
Dod sic bei0en griioer lieBen ii6
ourdaus nidt abidreden; iie trautcn
ii6 gu, sic Glide fanc1 gu fonnen,
un6 Heter, ser altclte, unternabm
5uerit bas Bagnis.
Dod es ging tbm ridt better ais
Sen au0eren. Nad ie6em Spalt,
6en ct abiding, lpudien 5met onoere,
un6 10 fabten lin oes &0nigs 5ber.
gen, idnitten ibm sic Sbren oidt
am &opfe b%erunter u1o i6offten i'm
auf sic Sniel.
9em Saul crying es nibt belier
mie 6em geter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

NeItertou entmide1,t. SSn erinrtere
% rl,r at uniere fleinen, flinten,
rauflnitigen Sttdlinge. 8eniger
befannte biirite es fem, 6ab iel6lt BEL
gepiiiem Sr0iden Die Jiiriorge fir
ibre. 8r,,t 10 grob lit, oab lie be.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

SIM augemeinen iino sic gr3eug.
niie Der tieriiden 9autatigfeit Der
.menl9Iiden 8eobadtung obne bele1-
6ere @9mierisfeit 3uganglid. Selblt
oie Slide f0nnen mir ia mittels Der
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04
MRS. WILLIAM ROTH
DIES AT HER HOME

Mrs. William Roth died at her
ranch home south of Bozeman Sun
day morning, following a long i'll
ness. Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon from the M. E.
church and interment was in the Boze-
man cemetery.
Mrs. Roth was Miss Mary Alice
Border and was born in Iidiana on
February II, 1861. On December %,
1879 she was married to William Roth
and the couple moved to the Gallat-
in valley 20 years ago. Seven child
re nand the husband survice Mrs.
Roth. The children are Mrs. Hilda
Sutherland, Mrs. Beulah Huddleston,
Mrs. Nell Johnson, Miss Mary Roth,
Albert Roth and Jesse Roth of Boze-
man and Mrs. G. R. Maynard of
Stevensville. Six brothers living in
or near Bozeman also survive Mrs.
Roth.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04
SPRING GRAIN ACREAGE
THIRTY PER CENT SHORT

The acreage seeded to spring crops
in Montana this season will be from
10 to 33 1-3 per cent under the acre
age seeded last year, according to es-
Inmates of county agents in their re-
ports for the week ending April 20,
received by the department of agri-
culture, labor and industry. All coun-
ties report livestock in excellent con-
dition with abundant feed, ranges be-
coming green, and a calf and lamb
crop above normal. Winter wheat is
in fine shape and seeding of spring
wheat will be virtually completed in
another two weeks. Warmer wealth
er is needed for good crop growth.
Eight counties, chiefly in eastern
Montana, report showery weather dur
ing the week; five others, Saltwater,
Wheatland, Jefferson, Fergus and
Hill-report the ground is dry. Three
counties report surplus of labor and
three others that labor is needed. Gal
latin and Hill report idle men who are
not especially interested in farm work
Some injury is reported from Fergus
county by cut worms and wire worms
Gallatin-Weather cool. with local
showers. Ample moisture in sol
over the entire county. There is neec
of fair, warm weather until spring
seeding is completed. Winter wheat
looking good. Spring planting per
haps one-third done. Plenty of idle
men. Some farmers find difficulty in
getting efficient help at the going
wage, $40.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04
TAKING ADVANTAGE

Why not take advantage Of the
other fellows financial condition by
buying a ranch now, when so many
ranchers for various reasons, are Of
fering their places at prices which
heretofore have been unheard of, and
which are sure to rise as soon as the
present adjustment period through
which we are just passing is over.
callatin Valley farms, properly rum.
have always been good revenue get
ters and always will rank as the best
crop producers in this, or any other,
country. We have ranches which vary
in size from 40 to 100 acres, dry and
irrigated, priced from $1,000 per acre
up; call in and let US talk to you
personally regarding some of these.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04
CORN BEEF AND CABBAGE.

When old Jiggs, in that popular strip of fun
Bringing Up Father" comes along where work
man is starting a monday lunch of corned beef
and cabbage, the kind of lunch Jiggs ate before
he got rich, and overcome by the odor of the
grub pays the laborer $40 for the grub and goes
off to eat it himself the cartoonist strikes a spot
in the heart of every man who has worked hard
eaten his lunch from dinner pail and in later
years through more prosperous circumstances
been crowded into the table manners and fed on
salads and other conglomerations esteemed prop
er to his changed estate.
Men who have worked hard with their hands
never forget it. They do not banker to go back
to the bod the stirring pillow particularly but
they do recall the appetites they had then, the
sweetness of the rest they earned and the actual
happiness they enjoyed, for to be poor is not to
be unhappy and hard work is the finest incentive
to hunger and appreciation of corned beef and
cabbage, double slice of bread and butter, bot
tie of coffee with milk in it, and perhaps hunk
of apple pie all out of dinner pail at noon eaten
in the actual sweat of the brow and a shirt wet
with toll. -
Most of the men who have grown rich from
poverty by hard work have had hard time liv-
ing up to their riches Most of them prefer over
as most of the time to dress suits and corned beef
and cabbage to pate de fol gras and tan shoe
dressing spread over combination of fruit and
garden truck. They never get the smell of cab
bage out of their nostrils. Like farmer who has
owned a threshing machine and who never hears
one hum that he doesn't want to "tend separator
awhile and smell the dust and scrape chaff off the
sleeves.
Which suggests that rich folks haven't any,
where near so good time as poor folks imagine
they do. Certainly they have more automobiles
but they hate to pay for fixing them just as hard
and harder than the poor persons hates to break
| his wheebarrow. They mourn over their income
taxes and weep over paper losses and have their
troubles and imaginary troubles. There isn't half
the fun in being rich that poor folks imagine.
Right at the base and foundation of things is
corned beef and cabbage in a dinner pail The
work of the world is done on corned beef and
cabbage, not on tenderloin a la brodelaise and
champagne, but on regular corned beef and cab
bage and coffee out of bottle; and sly as we
keep It the foundations of real happiness and
friendiness and expectation and ambition rest on
the same foundations beef and cabbage.
ham and eggs pork chops, mush and milk and
appetites made keen by labor
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04
SCHMIDT SUES ROAD
FOR DAMAGED CAR

Suit has been instituted by o. E..
Schmidt against the Milwaukee rail-
road to recover damages resulting
from a collision between the Bozeman
street car and an automobile driven
by Schmidt on November 9, 1920. Mr.
Schmidt claims 5000 for repairs on
his car and additional money up to
$1,000 for injuries done to himself as
a result of the accident. C. E. Carl
son is representing Mr.. Schmidt.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04

no fame and little acquaintance outside her own
immediate neighborhood where she had lived so
long. She had been a happy, hard working wom
an in her womanhood as her children grew up
about her. 1t had been happy time after the
place was paid for and she and father helped
grown children to "get start" 1t had been a
beautiful evening of life as her grandchildren
came whooping Grandma" up the gravel drive
when John and Mary drove out from town or
Minnie and Henry came over from the farm up
the creek. She and father used to sit O. evenings
and talk over their lives and how successful they
had been and how we'll the children turned out,
of how the valley had developed and grown and
of the part their lifetime had played in spanning
the gap between a land of wilderness and a val
ley of plenty and finally when the summons came
she had died quietly in the WEAKNESS of old age
and the steadfast hope that such women hold
Standing by her coffin side fathers grief was
soothed by the firm belief that they would not
long be separated, for he was old and weary, too.
The neighbors talked in hushed tones of her.
No one but recalled some kindly act of hers, some
thoroughly neighbOrly deed. They gathered in a
true sorrow to pay real respect to the woman who
was gone, not merely as the perfunctory attend
ance which is standard at funerals, but because
they loved her. And her children and her grand
children kept a wonderful memory of her who
had passed on.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04
VANDALS BREAK IN
WALTER SALES HOME

When Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sales
reached their ranch on Camp Creep
after spending the winter in Cali
fornia they found that thieves had
broken into the house during their
absence and stolen a deal of valuable
property. Some blankets of which
Mrs. Sales was particularly proud,
silver and other items of worth were
taken. There is no clew to the rob
bers.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04
GOOD MAP WILL
APPEAR IN BOOKLET

One Of the best road maps ever
made of Gallatin county will appear
in the new booklet to be issued by
the chamber of commerce. The map
was prepared by Fred Brown and
features the Gallatin Way to the yell
lowstone and the proposed extension
on the Milwaukee between Maudlow
and Menard. The main highways,
towns and canals Of the county are
also shown. A zinc etching will be
made for the booklet.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04
TUBERCULIN WORK
is STARTED AGAIN

County Agent Bodley and DR..
Walker, veterinarian, are again busy
testing cows in different parts of the
valley for tuberculosis. This work
was stopped some time ago when the
money to pay for condemned cows
ran out. 1t is the understanding that
any cows destroyed now will be paid
for after July when more money
will be available.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04
"GalIatin Valley Lands"
Bargains

Nice 6 room house with bath. Two
lots, chicken house and sheds, some
fruit and on paved street. $4,000, half
cash if sold soon.
FOR Rents room house with
bath at 312 South Central.
FOR RENT room house and 6
lots. If you want a good garden
spot, here's your chance.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04
CARNEYs ARE DIVORCED

On Saturday a divorce was grant
ed Beaulah Carney form Charles Car
ney. Mrs. Carney was awarded the
custody of two minor children and
81, 5000 a year for their support.
Frank M. Gray appeared for Mrs.
Carney.