Grace City Poem

 (From the Grace City Gazette, March 2, 1916 Northeast 1/4 section 15 except for the 18.29 acres the edition: Poem by gentleman visiting P.A. Gordon by Great Northern purchased. the name of Mr. Johnson)

Take me back to dear Grace City
Where the air is pure and sweet;
Where the people are so pleasant
They will meet you with a greet.

Where the water is so healthy,
And as cold and clear as ice;
Come and make your home among us,
You will think it very nice.

Come and camp at Lake Juanita,
Where fishing is so fine,
Catching perch and pike and pickerel,
With some bait, hook and line.

Here are ducks and geese and chickens,
That will make the hunter smile,
When you see the game before you,
You will want to stay awhile.

If you are a hustling farmer,
And are seeking for some land,
Here is black loam in plenty,
Minus Alkalai and sand.

(This was a promotional edition trying to entice settlers to come to this area.)