December 27, 1907

Page. N. D.
December 27, 1907
Dear Friend,
I received your postal sometime ago. I would have answered it sooner but it got mixed up with a bunch of old letters some way and I could not find it, but in looking for a certain letter this morning I found it and feel as if I ought to explain why I have never answered it. I would be delighted to exchange cards with you. I will send you one tomorrow. We are having fine weather out here. There is some snow but not enough to sleigh ride out in the country as the wind blows it all off of the roads but we can run a sleigh in town and we have a fine time nearly every night. Will you please excuse this short letter and accept my apologies for not answering sooner. Well, I will have to bid you goodbye for this time hoping this will not be the last of our acquaintances. I remain truly yours.
J. E. Lowe
Page, ND.
Lock Box 210