Morris tribune., 1883-10-10
LOCAL NOTES.

urday, which was pleasant affair.
Now comes Mrs. Thomas Reilly, pre-
senting new compliments to her hus-
band, in the shape OF u girl baby.
\ La Crosse Business College educa-
ton prevents being robbed by sharp
ers. See advertisement.
Spnrr 4 Aurland har.ile the flour,
pride of Dakota" which they say is
very nice. 90
The report that Norris man entered
the barber shop the other day, pinned
the paper about his neck and began
reading the towel is untrue.
\ combination known as "Ringiing
Bros, Carnival ofFun' will be here the
18th of this month. They claim to
have three commedians, three soloists,
Il song and dance team, sketch team,
band and orchestra.
II a good trade is worth having, it is
| worth making an effort to retain, in
5 cad OF allowing it to 20 of to an
other town. Nov ii is every body's
business, but soon il may be nobody's
h,s;na.s with d,n rin,as
-.
c. W. Rohne is treating the part of
| his ueW store, with 4 coat of paint,
ana throwing Oh sand while it Is green
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y representatives ., tl' gave hfahch
came UP t" Morris, last Saturday. TO
take the tram 10 bt"'i!5 alley ne
| represents the o'.Nt 5:allch as GONG
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Tho b.rdso,,o nau, ni.lol nIotad
1o+}, entertainments ,pd gnnoral ossort-
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a ll'tle more hsslec'' an" So''le &c"
ni"''eio "iiioii ''''' "e0'' IA "'"
oh"pe lol 'o'5 '''he' an" '''iei'
HUI are ''''' '''i,''S opening up ''iS'S
NC p"'' any '0i'4o1'
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VI I1efiii"n was SUI 0N 'y 1's iiViih5
hollu"S ni"' ''n7' "i''' ""'' VAIN 0no
huilore'' IONS .. nay eii'iiGis uee'ioSeu
ny lire "iiic'l i'iiihe''I"'e'S loi'o"eo
cu"o' o''' oi'o"'N5 i'i''i7' ''n', "
loU Vi 'a' lii'"55 'n'p'Sii'eii'' "elo "i'o
opihe"'
A man living near D0nnelly has
lust finished an experiment which
shows cOnclusivelv the advantages
arising from thorough cultivation of
the soil. Last season he MANFRED and
summer fallowcd three and one half
acres of laHd, caltivating it carefully.
Upon this piece of LAND the harro"
was used freely in the Spring ana
great deal OF pains taken III sowing
the crop, AS result OF his la5or5 he
has threshed forty bushels OF wheat
per acre. Cultivation pays. III 1arm-
erS would Till IeWer acres ana cultivate
more thoroughly they would raise
more bushels OF grain:
Tbomas rrbo,naceon has raturnod 70
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=,
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-. -''-''' e ',lN' .' aI';.,'iH s.-oraa
tIa tno,eg
going over Idaho, Mon :
tana and Orcgan and finding nothing
that suited him as we'll as this he has {
returned to make Stevens county his t
home. Mr.. Thomasson is
a practical farmer and man of ex- )
ceIlent Judgment, His return speaks
very fCrcibly in favor Of Minnesota.
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