Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-09-10
NORRIS.

Mr.. Elmer estimates his potato Gro
at $500 bushels.
Enthusiasm for the Republica
ticket increases.
II. X Cole has useful variety
pencil holder for sale.
See the La Crosse Business Colleg
advertisement in another column.
The Republican county committe
has been appointed. 1t Is a good one
The Browns Valley Reporter ma
has as much stability as a pocket
gopher.
Among the Democrats here, Buttle
seems to have as many friends a
Cleveland.
Race at the rink on Friday evening
of this week and on Wednesday even
ing of next week.
Mrs. J. G. O'Brien, of DonnellS
died last Friday morning of paralysis
She was buried on Sunday.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. Miles died last Saturday morning
and was buried on Sunday.
Our Lyon Laundried White Shirt is
the best value, and out does all com
petition. Retails at the popular price
of$1 2s. J. E. DANIELsoN.
Miss Kellogg's millinery store has
been moved from the Manitoba right
of way to the lot between Benis &
Noting meat market and F. E. New.
ell's store.
There will be a meeting of Phoenix
Fire company at the Engine house on
Friday evening at eight O'clock, all
members of the company who are
absent will be fined.
Watson & Leonard's old office has
been moved from the Manitoba right
Of way to Pacific Ave. and is now
occupied by Cogel & Sprague as q
wood and coal office.
Graceville Transcript: The Herman
Herald is double barrelled, one sup
ports the Republican nominees, the
other the Alliance candidates. Cam
paign price of the paper is placed at
thirty cents.
E. NJ. Lewis, late of Morris, has
gone into partnership with A. n.
Halfway in the lumber business.
These gentlemen have all the facilities
and experience for doing ali Immense
business.-Ortonville Headlight.
D. R. Sutherland, chairman of the
late Republican county convention
has appointed the following Republic
can county committee: l.. II. STAN
ton, chairman, K. G.. Helgeson, Ole
Lofthus, a. Trontow and J. E. Fav-
row,
We learn that the ten year old
daughter of Charles Pullman of Her.
man fell last Saturday and broke one
of her arms in three places. She
was trying to learn the use Of pair of
roller skates that her father had given
her.
Extra copies of the TRIBUNE will
hereafter be found for sale at G. H.
Munro's drug store as we'll as at other
places previously announced. If in
need of extra copies call at Rhone &
at G. II. Munro's, or at
this office.
AS is announced in another column
the firm of Spur & Aurland has been
dissolved by mutual consent. n. r.
Spur continues the business OF the
firm at the old stand. He is popu-
lar and enterprising business man and
will be successful.
Complaints have been made of re-
cent violations of the Sunday liquor
law in Morris. We are requested by
one of the special police committee to
state that any who violate these laws
in the future may expect to find themr
selves in the Justice court ON the fol-
lowing Monday.
Beardsley Press: DR.. Duley was
out from Morris this week to meet his |
daughter, who has been visiting with |
Judge Lane and wife in Wilmot OAK,
and who has engaged to take charge
of the Briton, Day Co., scho The
two were the guests off. D. Gillipsie
and family during their stay in Boards
ley. -....
At the school-meeting for the Inde-
pendent District of Morris held at the
west-side school house last Saturday
evening the following board of dire =
tors was elected: For one year, d. r.
and Samuel Larson; for
two years, A. Dekay and H. Baldwin,;
for three years, W.. Munro and A.
A. Stone;
Kertson & Courteau announce that
they will give a "baby day" at their
gallery soon after it is completed, that
is they will devote one day to photo
babies and will make one
free of charge of every
baby brought to them. The exact
date will be announced in the TRI-
BUNE soon, probably next week.
Statements were mailed one week
ago to Eli WHO are in arrears upon sub
scription to the TRIBUNE. Quite
have already RENTED and to
them we extend our thanks, Others
will please remit at once, The bills
are all small so that there are none
who are unable to meet them, but in
jhe aggregate the sum is large so that
it is important to us that they be paid.
Send in the amounts due us.
Praire fires will soon be on deck and |
farmers should prepare for them by |
around their buildings and |
heir stacks of hay and grain. A little
in this respect and you
may lose your entire seasons work. !
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