Morris tribune., 1884-09-24
MORRIS.

been numerous of late.
See the Lacrosse Business Collee
advertisement in another column.
This week closes the first mouth i
the public schools in Morris for thi
year.
About forty babies were photo
graphed by KertSon Il Corteau las
Saturday.
Bemis & Noting are giving away
to their customers, fine samples
"Compressed Yeast"
Attend the dance to be given by tn
Morris Silver Cnrnet Band at tn
roller rink on next Friday evening
NJ. Diedrich wishes us to infofpe TIL
public that he is now prepared to sup
ply his patrons with all kinds of coal
Stevens county farmers will hold thei
wheat for higher prices if the omni
present creditor will give them
chance.
People eau serve the interests of the
nation, state and county best by vot
ing the straight Republican ticket
this Fall.
In speaking last week, of the at
fractions at Helgeson & Hanson's
store we forgot to mention one very
important one-Iow prices.
James Cavanaugh, formerly OF
Norris was run over by the cars at
Degraff last Saturday and had both
legs cut Off He died soon after.
Mr.. Elmer Snavey is now engaged
in J. D. Goods double store. Mr..
Snavey is son of one of Mr.. Goods
early school mates in Pennsylvania.
The man who wanted to whip the
editor called at the TRIBUNE office
last Saturday. Our Devil tells us that
he grew ragingly ferocious-when he
found that we were out of town.
The Democrats have nominated an
other banker. There is no possible
show for his election but then the
nomination shows how wonderfully
popular bankers are this year.
If the party who exchanged UNI
brellas with Mrs. w. J. Munro at the
Congregational church a week ago
Sunday will call upon Mrs. Munro
and re-eXchange, they will confer ia
YOr.
AT the contest at the roller rink last
Saturday evening, Miss Clara Elmer
was voted by the judges to be the best
lady skater present and the prize Of
fered by Kertson & Courteau was
awarded to her.
It is an old saying that lizard times
cause numerous and extensive fires"
The severe scorching that many of the
insurance companies are getting this
year is making them very conserva-
tive and cautious.
The foolish man foldeth his hands
and saith: "There is no trade, why
should | advertiser" But the wise
man is not so. He whoopeth it up in
the newspapers, and verify he draweth
trade from afar off,
The purchasing power of a bushel of
wheat at 60 cents, with present low
prices Of merchandise, is as great as it
was in former years at so or 80 cents
per bushel. It will not pay old debts
nearly as well however.
DR.. PhaIon, dentist will be in his
office, over G.. w. Rhone's drug store,
from Oct. 1st. to Oct. 10th. If in need
of work call upon him as soon after
the first of Oct. as possible. See an
nouncement in Supplement.
For some time the editors Of the
paper up the street have been vigor-
ously struggling to hang OH to the coat
tail of the Hon. III. H. Wells. The
last issue of that sheet would indicate
that Mr. Wells had amputated the
coat tail.
The Democratic county committee
met last Friday and endorsed the
nomination of Hon. r, NJ. Richardson
for commissioner WHICH was made by
the Democratic village committee
short time ago. What awful luck the
paper up the street does have!
The paper up the street is endeavor-
ing to injure Mr.. Wells in Big Stone
county, by pretending that Mr.. Orion is
not receiving the support of Republi-
cans here. Fortunately the reputation
of the paper up the street for truth and
veracity is SO well known, that it's
statements have no influence and can
do no harm.
The Democratic district convention
was held in Morris last Friday and
N. B. Ufford was nominated for sena-
TOR and George /. Becker for represent
tatiye. Both Mr.. Ufford end Mr..
Becker are most excellent men, but as
there are so few Democrats in the dis
triet, their ELECTION is an inlpossibiIity
ana their UOIlJHalIOil DuJ all empty
honor.
Ortonyiile North Star: Newspapers,
though everybody does not seem to
think SO, are always paid for in adj
vance. If the honest and thoughtful
subscriber doesn't do it, the proprietor
has to do so. The paper and ink man
ufaeturers, and the printers, will not
wait until a year or perhaps half
dozen years expire, before they get
their pay. The subscriber in arrears
should think of this.
The Morris Silver Cornet Band will
entertain their friends at dance in
the roller rink next Friday evening.
The music will be furnished by the
Morris orchestra, with the exception of
the waltz music which will be played
by the band. Refreshments will be
served In the rink during the evening
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